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Magna Britannia
… At Widworthy, is an ancient entrenchment on the north-east side of the highest hill in the parish: there is an … acres; another account describes it as 200 paces from east to west, and 180 from north to south: on the south and east is a double fosse of considerable depth; on the west and …
Magna Britannia
… William Rufus. The lower part of the tower at the north-east angle of the castle, seems to be of the same age, having … the apartments are not large, except the hall on the east side, which was originally 100 feet in length, and 24 in … and twenty-four feet, nine inches wide, the ceiling and east end are ornamented with paintings in pannels, in the …
Magna Britannia
… of the castle, which was a seat of the Dynhams. The east entrance has a pointed doorway, and there are remains of … vallum on the west side of the castle is 100 paces from east to west, and about 67 from north to south; very high and … called the chapel, but has a fire-place. At the south-east angle is a small round tower, quite perfect: on the east …
Magna Britannia
… at which time Edburga, daughter of Adulph, King of the East-Angles, was abbess of Repton. There have been three … part of which is more modern, with pointed windows; at the east end of each aisle is a chantry. The east end of the chancel and that of each of the chantries, …
Magna Britannia
… court; and there is another under a tower at the north-east corner of the upper court. This building has been … and the gallery has a similar cornice and frieze. South-east view of Haddon Hall The principal apartments of … any where, should be utterly lost also here." North-east view of Hardwick Hall Another ancient mansion-house in …
Magna Britannia
… about 34 yards from north to south, and nearly 30 from east to west 1. The largest of the stones does not exceed … and Woodcastle, in Annandale, throwing off a branch north-east to Castleover, all which, as may be seen by the plans of … the whole forming a regular and compact defence from the east to the west sea: and that finally, about the year 448, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… making up into these fashionable aprons were imported from India and the Far East, which explains why 'Apron' was defined as a muslin in … elsewhere as well, for example by the DORNICK weavers of East Anglia [Kerridge (1985)]. Not found in the OED Found …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… of a child and a cockatrice (NRO, W(A) Misc. Vol. 37). The East Range (Plate 85) of two storeys and attics, was built …
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… The unanimity, alacrity, and zeal, with which they co-operated in furthering the revised edition of the Psalter, …
Survey of London
… was increased from six to twelve. Of these, six were Co-optative and six Nominated; one each by the … Lewisham, M.P., afterwards (sixth) Earl of Dartmouth (Co-op.) Resigned 1900 1880. Rev. Robert Townsend Crawley … Greene Lake (L.C.J.) " 1891 1882. John Bradley Dyne (Co-op.) Died 1909 1886. Thomas Clarke Tatham (Co-op.) " 1914 …