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Survey of London
… Ardmore Construction Ltd as contractors, also involving David Wood Architects. Of three storeys plus attic, and faced … building in the 1720s of the Cobham's Head (see Chapter I), this vicinity had two pubs with names that came in the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Col. Bailey. 83 In 1932 the house was occupied by the Hon. David Tennant and his wife, the actress Hermione Baddeley. 84 … and a withy bed. 173 The miller between 1846 and 1867 was David Brock. In 1880 John Brock & Sons were the millers. 174 … 1928; see also Wilts. Cuttings, xviii. 67. V.C.H. Wilts. i (1), passim; see also sketch map of Stonehenge area in R. …
Alumni Oxonienses
… some comedies," author of "The Life and Reign of James I."; died at Felsted, Essex, Oct., 1652, buried in the … parish of St. Mary-le-Bow Sept., 1633. See Munk's Roll, i. 162; & Fasti, i. 360. [ 30] Wilson, Edmund (s. John), B.Med. from Emanuel …
The Environs of London
… Wymbeldon, was derived from one of its early proprietors. I have seen ancient records in which the name of Wimbaldus … the possession of Richard Bull, Esq. to whose liberality I am indebted for the use of it 35. The survey, after … James Trymmer, Esq. (1762); John Lawson, Esq. (1764); Mr. David Ker (1770), and Richard Macpheadris, Esq. (1774); …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… Saxon manner beyond the width of the arms ( Dorset I, xlviii). Rubble masonry and weathered string-courses of … glass, comprising four complete figures including David, parts of two more figures and fragments of others; at … In library, small wooden shield-of-arms of Elizabeth I with crown and garter, supported by lion and dragon. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… Island of Great Britain, ed. Cole and Browning (1962), I, 87) speaks of Radnor as the rebuilder of the house 'at … 1,350 for it in October of the same year ( Walpole Soc. I (1912), 138 and III (1914), 80). Thornhill also painted the … A preliminary survey (Plate 133; in Soane's Museum) by David Laing, then only 16, was made within a few weeks of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… much profit to the inhabitants; but in the 12th of Charles I., the trade being restrained, the plantations were … Earl of Gloucester, her natural brother, and of her uncle, David, King of Scotland. A considerable body of Stephen's … in the castle at the same time, viz., John of France, and David of Scotland, the latter of whom he had captured after …
Survey of London
… private interview in 1623 with the Bishops of Durham, St. David's and Winchester in the great gallery of Winchester House, "a Place where I knew his Lordship scarce came once in a Year," 91 to … discuss the religious opinions of the future King Charles I. The saintly Lancelot Andrewes, who seems to have been the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the governor or Earl of Northumbria in 1095. 6 Of Henry I it is stated that he held his court at Whitsuntide in 1110 … mentioned until 11978. Early in the reign of Richard I, while the king was away on the third Crusade, Windsor … with it a chime that plays the old psalm tune 'St. David' every three hours. The main floor of the Clewer tower …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… holding a great council there soon afterwards. 8 Henry I was at Windsor in September 1101, 9 at Christmas 11045 10 … to the castle took place at Christmas 11267, when David, King of Scotland, came here as Henry's guest. King David swore allegiance to the Empress Maud as the king's …