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Old and New London
… north-east and south-east are, in their designs, like the body of the church; but the chapel of Henry VII., for its … from the Painted Chamber in the House of Lords, where the body had lain in state. It passed between two lines of Foot … I recollect the Whig Club among the followers, and a large body of the electors of Westminster, with the cabinet …
Old and New London
… time telling him that his judges had granted to her his body. "Well mayst thou, Bess," said he, smiling, "dispose of …
Survey of London
… to a height of over two hundred feet. The tower, like the body of the church, is built in Kentish ragstone with …
Old and New London
… blessed be God I have not heard of any mischance to any body through it all but only to Serjeant Glynne, whose horse … representations of the martyrdom of saints. In 1854, the body of an ecclesiastic, presumed to have been of some … in this discovery consists in the circumstance of the body having been literally built into the masonry of the …
Old and New London
… The fund raised by its sale is set aside by the Governing Body to be applied to the payment of expenses incurred for … speaking, a great academical as well as an ecclesiastical body. The old dormitory of the monks was divided into two …
Old and New London
… poetic genius. "The breath had scarcely departed from his body when the great, the titled, and the powerful came … when dying, to have a private funeral, and that her body might not be deposited in the Abbey; but that, instead … had been granted, for, at the Restoration, Mrs. Cromwell's body was taken up and indecently thrown, with others, into a …
Old and New London
… thought that his death was only a ruse and a sham; so his body was taken up and submitted to the ordeal of a coroner's … It is related of Jeremy Bentham, that he bequeathed his body to Dr. Southwood Smith, for the purposes of anatomical …
Old and New London
… made a splendid appearance in St. James's Park. A small body of grenadier dragoons, who came from a lower class, and … received lower pay, was attached to each troop. Another body of household cavalry distinguished by blue coats and … Duke of Wellington, on the 18th of November, 1852. The body was removed from Chelsea Hospital on the previous …