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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the North Riding; as also cornua ammonis, or snake-stones. Some of the strata in the same neighbourhood contain … as they are vulgarly called, which are singular conical stones, from half an inch to an inch and a half in diameter … more remote period. The three gigantic obelisks of single stones, vulgarly called The Devil's Arrows, situated near …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… in c. 1353, and in 13645 wall-tiles and two great stones and iron bars for the hoods were bought for the … rebate in the walls. There is a high rear arch in the wall facing the interior of the tower. The lower floor of the main … Description. ( Note. The building is described as if facing due N.) The main E.-W. range has two wings projecting …
Survey of London
… coticula curx" is inscribed upon the frieze, while the key stones to the three arched openings contain carved cartouches …
Survey of London
… of clean gold, whereof some was set with pearl and rich stones. And in the council-chamber was set all white plate …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… of Penyston. John Harpesfeld and George Harpesfeld Thomas Stones and Johanna his wife 2 messuages with lands in …