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Magna Britannia
… is a bugle-horn, on the other a shield, charged with a crescent on a canton. In the chancel of Ainstable church is a …
Magna Britannia
… lately as 1781, in digging the foundations of the present Crescent. The station itself is supposed by Watson to have …
Magna Britannia
… wide: at the top of it is a pediment within which is a crescent rudely sculptured. Hayman Rooke, Esquire, by whom …
Survey of London
… 34. * Munster Square, St. Mary Magdalene Church. * Oseney Crescent, St. Luke's Church. * Osnaburgh Street, St. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… and is surmounted by the peculiar emblem of Diana, the crescent moon. It appears to be intended for the first or …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Sagredo, the dominator's dominator,) appears as a crescent; the Emperor resembles an M. No specific cipher is …
Survey of London
… 37 Thurloe Square, 1864. John Cooper, actor. No. 20 Pelham Crescent, 18607. Charles Dance, burlesque writer. Hereford … 185263. Charles Incledon, tenor vocalist. No. 13 Brompton Crescent, 180211. Douglas William Jerrold, playwright and … actors. No. 19 Brompton Square, 184556; No. 10 Pelham Crescent, 1856 to 1869 (his death) and 1899 (hers). James …