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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… was added, which was destroyed when the present North and South Aisles were built c. 1400. The Nave was rebuilt in the … the N. porch was much altered and the North Vestry and South Porch were added. The Church, Plan Architectural … of the same date and design as those in the N. wall. The South Aisle (11 ft. wide) has a modern window in the E. wall, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and the buildings are almost ready for habitation. At the south end there is a great tower (presumably the lower stages … Tom Tower) within 4 ft. as high as the lodgings. On the south side the rooms running towards the hall have reached … plan intended a north bastion to match that on the south, but it seems clear that at about the time of his fall …
Survey of London
… Alderman of the Citty of London, in the Year 1670 In the South Ile, over the Fount, on a black Tablet, is this … on the North side of the parish Church. . . . And on the South side of Garden ground . . . of Adam Cane Gardiner And … as 74 feet 4 inches from east to west and 167 feet on the south side. The new church was built between 1738 and 1741. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Oxford
… of this chapel also survives but has lost its capital. The South Aisle (11 ft. wide) is a late 12th-century structure, … or interlaced foliage-capitals and 'hold-water' bases. The South Transept (27 ft. by 19 ft.) is of late 12th-century … and of two plain pointed lights in a two-centred head. The South Aisle of the Nave (11 ft. wide) has, in the two E. …
Survey of London
… terminate in square piers and are linked on the north and south faces by deep concavities curving back to meet the … and east faces are shallow, but those on the north and south faces project boldly and curve out in concave ramps … 23, 25, 26, 27, 29). The long elevations facing north and south are similar, of course, and the design followed is …
Survey of London
… six people suggests that it was in Joyce's Garden on the south side of the Lane: whatever its position it was very … It measured 180 feet east to west, and 274 feet north to south, with other ground 44 feet by 80 feet for a minister's … was mainly occupied by the church and rectory, formed the south-western part of Katherine Balch's share and had been …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… in the S. wall are two small square-headed recesses. The South Range of the Entrance Court is of two storeys with … a fireplace-surround in the late 18th-century style. The South Range of the Second Court, containing sets of rooms, is …
Old and New London
… of the Mathematical SchoolRebuilding of the South Front of Christ's HospitalThe Plan of Christ's … Robert Clayton, after a severe illness, in 1675, built the south front of the hospital, which had been in ruins since … The site of the grammarschool was taken from the south side of the ditch. The following used to be a …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… externally. There was a central tower with north and south transepts having apsidal chapels on the east, and an … chapels with a room over them put in its place; in the south transept the apse was retained, but a chapel inserted between it and the south aisle of the presbytery, in a curiously cramped …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… as Bargates, and continues as far as the bridge over the South Western railway, close to the station. On the west side … the harbour is mostly low and marshy, except on the south, where it is shut in by the lofty peninsula of … now cut up into gardens. Its eastern boundary is a mill stream on the banks of which is the 12th-century hall of the …