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A History of the County of Sussex
… first mentioned in 1617 75 and probably the same as the 'oaken shops' which the corporation held of the earl of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… battle-axe of polished stone, firmly fixed in an oaken handle, twenty-two inches long, was found near the …
A Dictionary of London
… Castle Wharf (q.v.). During excavations made in 1890, oaken piles were found, said to be Roman, and to have formed …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… interest. 'When the ceiling was pulled down an oaken roof was laid bare, the spandrels of every panel being …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… is lofty and effective, and very neatly kept; and a carved oaken screen beneath the chancel arch is well deserving of … century. There is a small piscina in the chancel, and some oaken benches in the body of the church of excellent …
Calendar of Border Papers
… 15 s. 2 d., as by the particulars will appear, viz. 8 ton oaken timber, 20 s. a ton, for 7 carriages with transoms to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… a lower, and presented four strong ramparts, built with oaken logs, directed towards the small isthmus upon which the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the Earl of Derby, are the principal owners of the soil; Oaken Bottom, formerly the residence of the Cromptons; and …
London Bridge
… parson of Sheffield [ Sheffeld; ? Berks.] for 7 loads of oaken timber at 5s. the load, total 35s. To John Veyse for a … Bridge House, 4 4s. To Robert Asshelarks for 2 loads of oaken timber, 10s. To William Ellys of Merstham [ Maistham] … To Richard Grenetre of Waltham for 10 loads and 24 ft. of oaken timber, at 5s. 2d. the load, total 52s. 8d. To John …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… led from them into the south aisle, and the ends of the oaken beams which sustained their roof, which are yet … aisle, which was relaid and finished in 1699; but the fine oaken roof of the nave escaped. Nor were all the bells melted …