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A History of the County of Essex
… wood. 23The living was augmented with £200, by lot, from Queen Anne's Bounty in 1796, and in 1835 was worth £83. … was assigned to the vicar. 25The living was augmented by Queen Anne's Bounty with £200 to meet private grants in 1881, … Essex, 309; Morant, Essex, ii. 217. C. Hodgson, Account of Queen Anne's Bounty, p. cccxiii; Rep. Com. on Eccl. Revenues …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… century. The roofs have collared tie-beam trusses with queen-struts, butt-purlins and curved windbracing. In 1649 …
A Dictionary of London
… St. John's Court" (O. and M. 1677). Site now occupied by Queen Victoria Street. White Horse Court North out of Long …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… on the E. side. It was built in the 17th century and has a queen-post roof. The Moat is fragmentary. ConditionOf house … It is probably of the 16th century and has a roof of the queen-post type. The Moat is fragmentary. ConditionOf house, …
Old and New London
… placed above the altar in this church, in the reign of Queen Anne, by the then High Church rector. Dr. White Kennet, … eleven guineas of gold quilted in the waistband (eleven Queen Anne guineas), and a 30 bank-note, dated 1729, of which …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is, under acts of parliament passed in the 7th and 11th of Queen Anne, and confirmed by subsequent acts, vested in 21 … The late Mr. Justice Littledale, one of the judges of the queen's bench, was a native of the place. Dean Swift, when a …
Old and New London
… have fallen into that misery. He then prayed for the king, queen, their issue, the State of England and Scotland, and … to leave the capital. At the trial for divorce the poor queen behaved with much womanly dignity. "The judges," says … the king answered, and said, 'Here.' Then he called the queen, by the name of 'Katherine, Queen of England, come into …
Survey of London
… James II's rebuilding of the privy gallery and of the Queen's riverside apartments must, on the other hand, have … more clearly seen in Persoy's engraving of the Funeral of Queen Mary, reproduced in Loftie's Whitehall. The "Cosimo" … use as a place for practising archery. 77 The Stairs and Queen Mary's Terrace. Beyond the chapel were Whitehall …
Survey of London
… Palace had hardly been completed before it received a new Queen. Anne Boleyn had resided there before the alterations … to Henry, and on 30th May she was married "in the Queen's closet at York Place." 49 Wriothesley gives an … later. On Philip's short second visit in 1557 the King and Queen spent most of the time at Whitehall, where on 2nd July …
Old and New London
… Fall of WolseyAdditions to the Palace by Henry VIII.Queen Mary at WhitehallThe Palace attacked by … of the Revels"The Tilt yardCharles KilligrewServing up the Queen's DinnerChristian IV. of Denmark and James I.The … courtiers, and writers, from the Augustan era of Queen Anne down to Sir Nathaniel Wraxall, the late Duke of …