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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… The three-light W. window and the four windows of the bell-chamber, each of two lights, are also repaired with cement. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… of Blanche Parrye, 158990, chief gentlewoman of the privy chamber, etc., wall-monument with arched recess containing … c. 1760 is octagonal and is carried by a small octagonal chamber upon a rectangular clock-chamber; the octagonal chamber has in each face a …
Old and New London
… Between the stone ceiling and the roof there is a spacious chamber lighted by Gothic openings through the walls. The … on their "rochets" and the other episcopal vestments. In a chamber or gallery over Islip's Chapel, not ordinarily … in glass cases like zoological specimens in the narrow chamber above referred to. Taking them in chronological …
Old and New London
… are both entire; and the same may be said of the Jerusalem Chamber. Leaving the abbey church by a doorway at the east … first foundation, but it was probably in the Jerusalem Chamber, which is called in legal documents 'our Chapter … House is the Chapel of "the Pyx," an ancient vaulted chamber, formerly the depository of the regalia of the …
Old and New London
… the present college hall, the kitchen, the Jerusalem Chamber, the abbot's house (now the Deanery), the bailiff's, …
Old and New London
… robed themselves in the Lords' House and Painted Chamber. The Judges also, with those of the long robe, the Knights of the Bath, and Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber, met in the Court of Requests. After some space, the … the nobility (having been first called over in the Painted Chamber) proceeded, each according to his rank and dignity, …
Old and New London
… With the exception of the Chapter House, the Jerusalem Chamber, the cloisters, and one or two fragments of buildings … west entrance, having crossed the way from the Painted Chamber in the House of Lords, where the body had lain in … Sir Isaac Newton, having lain in state in the Jerusalem Chamber for two days previously, was deposited in March, …
Old and New London
… doomed sovereign, with an insolent pride, 'it is but a bed-chamber to the palace that I will ere long raise up.'" Camden … leaving his play, shut himself up to mourn alone in his chamber." WARREN HASTINGS. That same year witnessed another … speech. Both Houses of Parliament in England, and the Star Chamber and the Council Table there, . . . and as much as any …
Old and New London
… other ways also, collecting the scholars into one spacious chamber, and making regulations for their support and … by Nicholas Littlington, the same to whom the Jerusalem Chamber and a large part of the Deanery are ascribed. It is a very handsome Gothic building, adjoining the Jerusalem Chamber, and has still the ancient louvre of five centuries …
Old and New London
… his coronation robes, which was originally in the Presence Chamber at St. James's Palace. The garden, or west front, of … sofa, or some other hiding-place close to the Queen's bed-chamber. No one can divine his object, but twice he has been … his control, except those belonging to the Chapel, the Chamber, and the Stable. His authority extends over the …