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Survey of London
… costs, the run of projections and recessions yielding to a bold jutting-forward of the whole centre on either side (Ill. …
The Environs of London
… of tenants. Parish church. Monuments of the Moyles. Henry Bold, the poet. Fabian Philips. A survey or visitation of the … are the monuments of William Gifford 16, 1601; and Henry Bold, the poet 17, who died in 1683. On the south wall, … chevrons Or, impaling Lyon. The inscription is gone. Henry Bold was fourth son of William Bold, of Newstead in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are extremely irregular, and from its making different bold sweeps, only parts of it are seen at once. The lower … and the mountains which environ its head are steep, bold, and craggy, but are skirted at their feet by …
Old and New London
… the proportions of the larger fabric to stand out in a bold and imposing relief. The church consists of a nave, … of the tragic scene, with its surroundings, in bold relief. The coach, the coachman, servants and their … crocketed and finished. The whole is surmounted with a bold cornice, superbly carved and sculptured with subjects …
Survey of London
… west and north arms, and standing almost detached, is a bold tower and spire, soaring to a height of over two hundred …
Old and New London
… wit, and invectives of a fiercer kind took vent in bold dithyrambics." Possibly, in the annual "hits" at current …
Old and New London
… externally is but little seen, the part exposed to view is bold and effective; while the interior, though simple, … houses by which it is flanked. The chancel is lighted by a bold east window of five lights, and by three windows on the … "Early Decorated." It is, however, very simple though bold in its details. The church is built to accommodate 1,200 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are places of worship for Wesleyans and Independents. On a bold height at the western extremity of the parish are …
A History of the County of Hertford
… entrance drive was made in 1901. The house and stable have bold moulded brick strings and cornices. All the windows have …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… interior are eight plain square-edged Norman arches, and a bold chancel arch of the same style. The rectoryhouse stands …