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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Mr. Jones, the historian of Brecknockshire, is erroneously named, as he supposes it to have been the cell in which …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… the intersections carved with foliage, a double rose and a horse's head; there are remains of colour including cheverons …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… St. Peter's day, Lammas-day, and WhitMonday; and a large horse-fair, without Micklegate Bar, in the week next before … that it formed the greater part of a British kingdom named Diefyr, or Deira, the conquest of which by the Saxon … with sheep, though a small, hardy, and very strong kind of horse is also bred and reared upon the Western Moorlands, and …
Survey of London Monograph
… of Gloucestershire; he is not in the Catalogues and is not named as York by Anstis or Leake. Arms: Gules, on a chevron … had pat. of 10 a year; still Rouge Croix April 1509, when named as 'Will'm Wrythesley alias dictus Rouge cross' in … of Sir H. St George, senior; educ. an attorney; Captain of Horse in royal army 16418 ( Cal. S. P. Dom. 16634, p. 108; …