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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… for improving the streets, and for the erection of a town-hall and market-places. A spacious covered market was erected … One side of this square is occupied by a spacious cloth-hall, built for the exhibition and sale of Yorkshire … of the founder and his lady, whose portraits are in the hall; and in the chapel are the arms of Sir John, who was …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and Chapel House are central, the houses known as the hall and the manor lying to the east and Wedacre to the west. … the Shireburne aisle in Mitton Church, 107 and began a new hall at Stonyhurst, 108 which his son continued. Sir Richard … and in other ways; but his plans for improving the hall were checked by the sudden death of his only son Richard …
A History of the County of Somerset
… named in the 17th century. 9 The two main farmsteads, East Hall and West Hall, stand next to each other east of the church, the former … 1351 was owner of a substantial farm later known as East Hall. 37 Presumably another of the same name sold his …
Old and New London
… treasures of the house in 1538, and Edward VI. sold the hall and prior's lodgings to Sir Francis Bryan, a courtier, … of merchants, bankers, and others held in the Egyptian Hall, Mansion House, October 1,1841, the Lord Mayor (Thomas … as a troublesome and invincible adversary. Apothecaries' Hall, the grave stone and brick building, in Water Lane, …
A Dictionary of London
… Docks and the adjacent warehouses. Blacksmiths' Hall On the west side of Lambeth Hill, in Queenhithe Ward … out in Trans. L. and M. Arch. Soc. IV. pp. 7-32. Blackwell Hall On the west side of Basinghall Street at No. 6 with a … 15th cent. (Cal. L. Bk. D. p. 200). "Blakewell hall," 4 Ed. VI. (Pat. R. Pt. 9). "Blackwell Hall," 1566 …
Survey of London
… of Contemplation, and forms a very pleasing object. In the hall there are communications with the dwelling-house of the … They have been replaced by a temporary roof. The entrance hall has a flat ceiling from which rises an oval-shaped dome … live there until 1824. No. 81 Blackfriars Road. Entrance Hall. Section and ceiling plan No. 86 was occupied by John …
Old and New London
… occupied by the Magdalen Hospital, is the Temperance Hall, a neat brickbuilt Gothic structure, one of several … has never been paralleled, except, perhaps, by Robert Hall. Even Bishop Blomfield declared that Mr. Hill was the … year 1854, the pulpit became occupied by the Rev. Newman Hall. Rowland Hill, when advanced in life, became possessed …
Old and New London
… the warlike errand went, And roused in many an ancient hall the gallant squires of Kent." Macaulay's Ballad of " The … was conducted to a tent of cloth of gold, "where," as Hall's "Chronicles" relate, "he shifted himself into a robe … Admiral of England, with a still more gorgeous retinue. Hall tells us how that "the young gallants of France had …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 1859), who sold Blackland House and its park to Marshall Hall in 1857-8 and whose sons and trustees John Tanner and W. … a total of c. 102 a., 84 were sold c. 1861 by Marshall Hall to Henry Brown (d. 1906), 85 who devised them in trust …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… small second enclosure at the S. angle. a(3). At Fingrith Hall, about 1 m. N. of the church. b(4). At Hookend Farm, …