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A History of the County of Sussex
… end has two windows to each story and one in the gable-head to the third story; this last has a label. All are of … retains an original moulded brick south jamb and head. The west end has blocked windows and a projecting … of plate tracery, part 13th-century but the mullion and head modern renewals. In each bay of the south side is a …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… trefoiled ogee lights with a quatrefoil in a two-centred head. In the S. wall is a 14th-century window of one … trefoiled ogee lights with net-tracery in a two-centred head with a moulded label. In the S. wall is a window of … pellet-ornament on edge; (2) fragmentary only, with cross-head and similar ornament on edge, late 13th-century. Door: …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Helvellyn, 3055 feet high; Bowfell, 2911 feet high 3 Rydal-head, about the same height as the last-mentioned; and the … these mountains command magnificent prospects; from Rydal-head are seen Windermere, Elterwater, Grasmere, and … its name; in the middle of it is a small island, and its head is adorned by the church and village of Grasmere. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… of the 13th century, with rebated jambs and a square head. The two-centred chancel arch is of the 14th century; it … has two modern windows in the N. walls. The brick jambs, head and label of the W. window are of c. 1530; in a buttress …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… is a rectangular opening or squint with a modern cusped head on each face. The responds have attached half-columns. … with tracery in a four-centred and segmental-pointed head; all apparently modern; the easternmost bay has on each … has, in the E. wall, a blocked window with a four-centred head, modern externally but apparently old inside. Below it …
Old and New London
… called from Eltham, in Kent, the place of his birth. The head of the statue is encircled in a coronet of large and … that could support him, and fell into a swoon, with his head in the vault, and part of his body on the stairs." His … to have been plated with silver gilt, and that the head was solid silver. Nothing is now left of the work but …
Old and New London
… that whereas the City is the heart, Westminster is the head of our great metropolis; while the suburbs in general … then gave him the kiss of peace, and either inclined the head or made a protestation. The guests were then conducted …
Old and New London
… it to the archbishop, who instantly put it on his head, and so completed all the ceremonies of the coronation. … blade-bone of St. Benedict, the finger of St. Alphage, the head of St. Maxilla, and half the jawbone of St. Anastatia." … the Abbey could not see. The crowne having been put on his head, a great shout begun, and he came forth to the throne, …