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A New History of London
… feet. The body is plain, the windows very large; and the dial is fixed to a beam, that is joined at one end to a kind …
A New History of London
… turret, or any other ornament; except a clock, whose dial projects over the street. The rivulet called Wallbrook, …
A New History of London
… cornice, over which rises a plain course, from which the dial projects. Above this, there is in each face an arched …
A New History of London
… this rises a turret with a square base, that supports the dial. This turret is arched, but the corners are massy; and …
A New History of London
… The last piece of ornament we shall mention, was the fine dial belonging to the great clock, which being visible to all …
A New History of London
… at the corners. The first stage which is plain has the dial; in the upper stage, there is to each front a very … authority was obtained for removing them 16. The dial of the clock projects over the street at the west end …
A New History of London
… square tower at the south end, from which projects a large dial over the street, and upon the tower is a short spire …
A New History of London
… the lower are a door and window, in the upper a window and dial, and the whole is terminated by a balustrade, from which …
A New History of London
… is a pavilion. The middle face of the cupola presents a dial; and the aperture in the lower part of this, and on the … extends over the whole front, in the middle of which is a dial, and on the apex, a vane. However destitute of ornament … statue of a negro kneeling and holding a horizontal sun-dial on his head. New-inn. Adjoining to this inn on the west, …
A New History of London
… with iron rails. This column supports a handsome sun dial, which has four sides, and on the corners of the … which is the base of an obelisk, supports on each side a dial; From hence arises, as a steeple, a fluted obelisk, … extends a very large angular pediment, within which is a dial. Above the ground floor extend two series, of each …