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A History of the County of Hertford
… be seen above the houses on the west side, still forms a pleasant picture. On account of its being on the main line of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 1300 acres, whereof 909 are in Thorpe, which has a pleasant and well-built village. The river Ure and the Ripon …
Old and New London
… is now called Middlesex Street. The old historian gives a pleasant picture of it as it was forty years before he wrote. … with bridges, and easy stiles to pass over into the pleasant fields, very commodious for citizens therein to walk …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… tower; net income, 250. A church-district named Mount-Pleasant was endowed in 1845 by the Ecclesiastical … 1577 acres, mostly freehold; and contains, besides the pleasant village of Whitfield, the villages of Charlestown, …
Old and New London
… in this quarter, with a dismal front to the bright and pleasant Embankment. Pepys, the indefatigable, was a frequent …
Survey of London
… house of the King is very fine, and within it is a very pleasant garden with great walks and avenues in all … to by Pepys on 17th February, 16689, in his account of "a pleasant rencontre of a lady that seemed handsome." She made …
Survey of London
… & edyffyed many & dystryncte, beautyffull, costly & pleasant lodgyngs, buyldyngs & mansions, for his gracys …
Old and New London
… for the Court, when in town, was mostly Whitehall, a very pleasant and commodious situation, looking into St. James's … and Master Neville's also, and dashed out with such a pleasant countenance and cheer that all noble estates there … triumphant devices, to the great comfort of the King and pleasant regard of the nobility there assembled." It is hoped …
Old and New London
… built and edified many and distinct beautiful, costly, and pleasant lodgings, buildings, and mansions for his grace's …