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A History of the County of Middlesex
… and in 1086 was in the possession of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Rouen. 31 Land held by his homines brought … Among the men of this period Ansgar the Staller is a well-known figure. Three or possibly four generations of his … and Westminster Abbey, together with the smaller ones of Holy Trinity, Rouen, and Barking Abbey. Their combined …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… His Canons IIII. The Abbey of Westminster V. The Abbey of Holy Trinity, Rouen VI. The Abbey of Barking VII. Earl Roger … belonged and belongs to St. Peter's Church. V. LAND OF THE HOLY TRINITY OF THE MOUNT AT ROUEN (48) M. The Abbot of Holy Trinity, Rouen, 32 holds Hermodesworde [Harmondsworth] …
Survey of London
… above the main cornice, had been finally abandoned. This well-tried scheme, which had been the underlying formula for … of storeys in the houses which we are now considering, as well as changes in architectural fashion, precluded its use. … part in the development of faades in the area, and is well illustrated in the work of Charles Aldin, whose building …
Survey of London
… the layout west of Queen's Gate on the Alexander as well as the Harrington estate. If so, the indication seems to … on the south-facing side of Queen's Gate Terrace (as well as a frontage to Gloucester Road) it is not surprising … mortgagees, 61 and Henry Hunt, Jackson's own surveyor as well as the Commissioners', bought four others at the same …
Survey of London
… 297 householders are known to have owned a country seat as well as a town house here, and it may confidently be asserted … himself as a brewer and insurance company director as well as a landowner, while both Lord De L'Isle and Dudley of … the census. Many of them also, of course, had children as well, and grooms and servants often lodged with them. In …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… It bears a half-length of the Blessed Virgin, with the Holy Child in her arms, and in an arch below the figure of a …
A History of the County of Sussex
… but partly renewed after the fire; east of it is a holy water stoup with pointed head and mutilated basin, of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… rocky site on which the church is built is St. Cuthbert's Well.See Boscobel. Donington, Castle (St. Edward) DONINGTON, … of a house near the site. A friary of the order of the Holy Trinity was also founded by Sir Richard de Abberbury, … consumed several houses, together with the churches of the Holy Trinity and All Saints: the damage amounted to 200,000. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… for greater depth, and had narrow wings at the back as well. No. 63B High West Street (Monument 80), facing Grey … of the rector and churchwardens. b(2) Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, standing on the N. side of High West Street, … c. 1700. b(81) House with shop, No. 64, on the E. side of Holy Trinity churchyard, has a long N. wing with a W. wall …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and nearby subinfeudated parts of the bishop's estate, as well as several detached estates at South Stoke, south of … in the 19th century their descendants held the hundred as well as the manor. 23 The bishop's rights in his hundred …