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A New History of London
… his death; he called a new parliament, to which he added a motley house of lords; but as popular assemblies are not …
Survey of London
… as world-wide. 17 Vet its premises then consisted of motley additions to the original houses built on William …
Survey of London
… the cast side of the square. 124 On the former he built a motley set of north-facing structures (Nos. 3638 Ennismore …
Survey of London
… in 1864, when the whole road was renumbered and the motley assortment of terraces became Nos. 1159 (odd) Brompton …
Old and New London
… 'Johnny Black,' of a rival house, who is propounding to a motley mob, whom he obligingly mistakes for ladies and …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Undated. 1 p. ( 213. 40.) An Endorsement. [Eliz.?] "Sr. du Motley to my L. Treasurer. Confession du foy." An endorsement …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Nuncio's negotiations with the mutineers and their Eletto, Motley, iv. 93. Made Sheriff of Oxon 2nd December, 1601. See …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… entrance to the bridge, it was rebuilt with brick, in a motley manner. After being curtailed a second time, to widen …
Old and New London
… to exclaim with Charles Lamb, "I often shed tears in the motley Strand, for fulness of joy at such multitude of life." …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Cau[l]dwell, Derbyshire. General Presbyterian. 201 Robert Motley of Armescraft, Derbyshire. General Presbyterian. 201 …