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A Survey of London
… after that he had inflamed the poore people against the richer sort, and was called to answere for his fault, tooke …
Survey of London
… to be rich. It is fashionable to pretend to be poorer, not richer, than you are.' 57 The lack of change in the number of …
Survey of London
… The second Earl of Wilton was a younger and considerably richer man than the Earl of Verulam. He was a younger son of …
Survey of London
… Bunce, plasterer, were associated. A rather similar but richer doorcase is at No. 15 Elder Street (Plate 79c, 79d), …
Old and New London
… Yet these again are dwarfed by the West India Docks, their richer neighbours, which are three times as extensive as the …
Old and New London
… with which it was afterwards damasquined looked much richer than if inlaid on a ground of polished steel (or white …
A History of the County of York
… immigrants with rural roots and rural kinsfolk; and the richer amongst them found country property an attractive …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… extent as a result of the amount of money available. 'The richer colleges', says a book of 1913, 'can buy the first …
Survey of London
… with lush foliate carving. The east bay of the chancel is richer still. The window mullions consist of several …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… coroner, and mayor. Bailiffs of Thetford. Richard I. 1197, Richer de Refham. Henry III. 1256, Jeffry de Mundeford. …