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A History of the County of Hampshire
… which took place in 1538, the site of the manor with a dove-cote and a rabbit warren called Godwynesdowne was leased …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… are carved with (1) a ship, (2) the five wounds, (3) a dove, and (4) a hand. The north transept, which is entirely …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… next the land of John f. Hamelin and 7 roods in Duuehowes [Dove-howes]. Also one acre in Watelandes which he had from …
Survey of London
… been re-used in the roof of the present church. Messrs. Dove Brothers, who carried out the repairs under Sir Charles …
Survey of London
… drawing (Plate 56). The lead figure of a pigeon or dove used to be seen attached to the building as a sign. … in the possession of Anson, and a Coffee House called the Dove, near Chiswick," described as occupied by James Thompson … 1796) records the surrender by Montagu Beer of "the Dove Coffee House by the Creek" to the use of John Thompson …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… the parsonage house, but built nothing there more than a dove-house, to serve him when he had foregone his priory.' 40 … (1695), p. 326, misquotes Stow as saying that the dove-cot was 'to serve him with that sort of fowl after he …
Survey of London
… the vault are carved with the head of Christ and the Holy Dove, while on the subsidiary bosses are angels bearing …
Old and New London
… inches in length, and of the same size as that with the dove; the handle is plain, but the upper part is wreathed, … [Views of the Tower of London] The King's Sceptre with the Dove is gold, in length three feet seven inches, and about … of rose diamonds, is a small cross, whereon is fixed a dove with wings expanded, as the emblem of mercy. The Queen's …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… pot', and a picture of 'the Holy Ghost in form of a dove', while all the members of the College bowed to the …