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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… partly built of brick and partly of stone, are ranged on bold acclivities on the opposite sides of the river. The …
Survey of London
… of the Privy Gallery, and one can only wonder at Pennant's bold identification of its site on the western side of …
Old and New London
… so the palace was never completed." The original drawings, bold in their conception, are preserved at Worcester College, …
Old and New London
… it from the Parade behind the Horse Guards, is at once bold and massive, the principal features being the lofty …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of the Willey fault. 75 WILLEY IN 1618 The highway from Bold to Willey was mentioned in 1316. 76 In 1618 the … In 1756 the road from Hangstree Gate, through Willey, to Bold, was turnpiked as part of a new route from Wenlock to … Hall and church in the centre of the manor, the Dean and Bold on freehold estates along the eastern and south-eastern …
Statutes of the Realm
… Fleming Sir Edward Mosely Knights Thomas Cotton Peter Bold Thomas Norris Peter Leigh Roger Noell Roger Kirby Thomas … Griffith of Careg Lloid John Owen of Penchose [John 135] Bold William Meirick John Grosvenor Conisby Williams Owen …