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Survey of London
… upon the buildings further than roughly to locate them. A quaint effect is given to the rooms in the basement by these …
Old and New London
… have the right of issuing tickets. It is a pretty, quaint ceremony of the old times, and was witnessed by Queen …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the angel and the lion, the former between a pair of quaint two-legged monsters. The 16thcentury seats are … and the subjects of their carvings are of the usual quaint or grotesque naturea fool with his bauble, a fish, a …
Survey of London
… 1879 a correspondent of the Kensington News described the quaint iron church under Ben-Oliel's cure, still soldiering …
Old and New London
… of Common Pleas, who died here in 1612 (James I.) The quaint sign of the house was "John the Baptist's Head on a …
Old and New London
… on the rising ground near could have easily seen the quaint performances at the well. Near the pump, erected in …
Survey of London
… laboriously attained. Beside it is a parsonage, quite as quaint as the church, and infinitely meaner. Both church and …