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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… a cross-staff argent with its cross or and over all a pall argent charged with four crosses formy fitchy sable. …
Old and New London
… before his pompous funeral, at which noblemen bore the pall; and here, also, a similar honour was paid to the body …
Old and New London
… view him placed under it, and his effigies on a rich pall of gold; close to him the nine mourners; near them …
Old and New London
… by the Archbishop, four Knights of the Garter holding a pall over his Majesty during the anointing, viz., the Duke of … then invested with the armill, the purple robe or imperial pall, and orb, and afterwards receiving the ring, returned … by Constitution Hill, Piccadilly, St. James's Street, Pall Mall, Charing Cross, Whitehall, and Parliament Street, to the …
Old and New London
… a walking funeral from the Stable Yard, St. James's, by Pall Mall and Charing Cross, lines of volunteers en haye, keeping … says a cotemporary account, "was paid to his remains; the pall was supported by six peers." The monument was executed …
Old and New London
… James's Park, which here converges to a narrow point; the Mall, upon the north, and Birdcage Walk, upon the south, … of St. James's Park, having at one view a prospect of the Mall and other walks, and of the delightful and spacious …
Old and New London
… at the age of forty-seven, to her grave in the Abbey, her pall supported by noblemen and gentlemen, and her body being …
Old and New London
… of the park, where now is the gravel walk known as "The Mall," under the direction of Le Notre, the French landscape … St. James's Park, where I saw the Duke of York playing at pall-mall, the first time that ever I saw the sport.' And … approach to it seems to be by the macadamisation of Pall Mall, with an entrance into the Park, if that could be …
Old and New London
… In 1807 Mr. Winsor, a German, first lit a part of London (Pall Mall) with gas, and in 1809 he applied for a charter. Yet, …
Old and New London
… bed of State drawn by six horses, houss'd by the same; the pall held up by his new lords; Oliver lying in effigie in …