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A History of the County of Oxford
… Eynsham Cart. i, pp. 411-23. Eynsham Cart. i, pp. 412-13; Red Bk. Exch. 305; Pipe R. 1176 (P.R.S. xxv), 31. Eynsham …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… . . .'. Painting: on N. wall of N. aisle, some traces in red and black, medieval. Piscinae: (1), in S. wall of tower, … early 19th-century class 4c houses, now united. (20) The Red House, two storeys and cellar, coursed rubble with the W. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… forming one side: the east wing was handsomely rebuilt of red brick ornamented with stone, in 1740, and contains the …
Survey of London
… plain openings with flat arches of gauged brickwork. The Red Lion Public House A public house known as the Red Lion has stood on the southern part of the site of the …
Survey of London
… with round arches rising from plain imposts. The fine red brick face of the two upper storeys is underlined by a …
Survey of London
… were of cement and at the insistence of the Marquess red brick was used for the facings. 64 Clarendon Flats, … James Moore, and it is safe to say that his was the lion's share in the undertaking. In December 1885 he produced … aimed at in these dwellings. The Duke also insisted upon red brick, though he was informed that it would cost 2,500 …
Survey of London
… Queen Anne styles (Plate 24c). The main faade, of narrow red bricks and plentiful dressings above a ground floor of … was fond, particularly suits the mixture of pinkish red brick and plentiful terracotta dressings. The most formal … in 1899the probable date of the arcaded upper part in red brick, as it was here the first Duke had urged 'the more …
Survey of London
… at the Royal Academy Exhibition of 1887. The block, in red brick with dressings of Doulton's terracotta (now painted …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… parish is 27,701. The prevailing substrata are, trap rock, red sandstone, limestone, and whinstone. The rocks are of the … and hexagonal structure, and of unequal surfaces. Red freestone is also found in some parts, of different … by David, Earl of Huntingdon, brother of King William the Lion, on his landing here in safety after a severe storm, on …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of fine texture, and admirable quality for building; red sandstone is found in regular strata, and limestone forms … Ninian's, was a chapel dedicated to Jerome, and called the Red Chapel; the site is inclosed by a stone wall, but there … of Nith:" Edgar had possessed the lands under William the Lion, and been succeeded in them by his daughter, who …