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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… post. The old oak door, repaired, is now in the porch. The hall on the E. has an original wide four-centred brick fireplace. There are rooms E. and W. of the hall, and the kitchen at the extreme W. has a large open … doorway and oak door. In the cellar directly below the hall is a well. The plan of the first floor has been altered, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… edge, was built as a private school c. 1913, and a Baptist Hall was built on Cote road in 1929 and was replaced in 1980 … Old people's accommodation was built north of the Baptist Hall on Cote road in 1975, 83 and a new village hall, replacing an ex-army hut acquired originally by the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… dressings and gabled stone-slated roofs, comprises a hall range with end wings projecting northwards, and a low, … a free-standing house or as a parlour wing for an earlier hall. The hall range and west wing were built probably for Thomas Horde …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was closed in 1981 and became a private house. 68 A church hall with a capacity of c. 250, built on Cote road in Aston …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Warburton family ever since the reign of Henry VII. The Hall was lately rebuilt in a very handsome style; and a … Liverpool and Birmingham railway passes through it. Aston Hall, a handsome mansion, built about the close of the 17th …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and incumbent. There is a chalybeate spring. Aswarby Hall is a large mansion, situated in a well-wooded park. … library; and assemblies are held occasionally in the town-hall, a neat brick building on piazzas. Stone is quarried for … fairs on the 29th of June and 24th of August. Atherton Hall, a superb edifice, built by the Atherton family in the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… enlarged in the southern part of the parish. Athelhampton Hall is the most important monument. Ecclesiastical (1) The … alms-dish and flagon. Secular (2) Athelhampton Hall (770942) stands beside the R. Piddle m. E. of … has two principal storeys with attics, except the Great Hall which is open from floor to roof. The ashlar-faced …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and Preston railway passes through. The estate of Moor Hall, the property of John Rosson, Esq., was in the … Stanley, a younger branch of that family, rebuilt the hall in its present form, as stated in an inscription in old English raised letters over the porch. Aughton Old Hall, the ancient residence of the Aughtons, is now a …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… which holes may be pierced, especially the type used by SHOEmakers; a PIERCER, pricker, BODKIN. Awls varied according … c885 Found described as Field, LONDON, SHEFFIELD, SHOE, Shoemakers Found in units of DOZEN, GROSS Sources: …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… of everie Person, and return the same to the Guild-Hall, London, to the Treasurers appointed to receive monie …