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Old and New London
… say further, that his majesty hath had in this matter a kind of prophetical spirit, for at what time Carlisle and …
Survey of London
… Matted Gallery in the time of Charles II constitutes no kind of proof of the identity of the two galleries. It … the main structure was concerned (save in the particular kind of stone used, see below), but seems to have differed in … between the Stone Gallery and the river. Nothing of the kind is shown in B. A simple dependence of A on B is …
Survey of London
… at York Place." 49 Wriothesley gives an account 50 of a kind of naval engagement on the Thames before "Yorke Place" a …
Old and New London
… the time with other goodly disports. Then was there all kind of music and harmony set forth, with excellent voices … Tower, by order of her sister Mary, who had kept her "in a kind of honourable custody." Here Lord Brooke and Sir Philip … due to the public, and which every man, when he has that kind of cash by him, ought to pay." It is with a strong …
Old and New London
… lounged in there and asked for a glass of ale, which the kind-hearted landlady gave him, after sundry inquiries as to …
Old and New London
… from no finished design of Inigo Jones. The strange kind of cherubims on the towers at the end are preposterous … most truly magnificent and beautiful fabric of any of the kind in Europe. His Majesty did not send to Italy and … now are dispensed in money and clothing, the payment in kind of fish and flesh having been practically commuted. A …
Old and New London
… Anne's Hill, near Chertsey, Pitt could do nothing of the kind, and away from Downing Street he was miserable. When …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to the north, whinstone in abundance. Coal of an inferior kind exists, but it has never been profitably worked. In the …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… the Grecian coin. A very dull, drizzly day. No news of any kind. My mother got some more money today for the blind boy, …