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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… afterwards conveyed it to James, Lord Stanley and Strange. From the Stanleys it passed successively to the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and contains a monument to the memory of Sir Thomas le Strange, lord-lieutenant of Ireland in the reign of Henry VI. …
A History of the County of Essex
… in what was then a village. 123 In 1831 he and William Strange, another trustee, built a chapel at their own expense …
Survey of London
… directly against the new blocks, to which it offered a strange contrast. Doubtless the Tecton architects would have …
Old and New London
… state funeral was pompous enough; but it is not a little strange to find Dr. Atterbury writing on the subject to Pope … limbs are slender and clad in white kerseymere and silk; a strange-looking blue coat, adorned with an immense quantity …
Old and New London
… from their primitively simple tapering forms into strange twisted masses of heavy black paint. The globe held …
Old and New London
… at night they had dined, and I went up to my wife. And strange it is to think, that these two days have held up fair … they drinking to us one after another, which we thought a strange frolique. . . . Thus did the day end with joy …
Old and New London
… out of the then bishops sixteen had been educated by him. Strange to say, Dr. Busby enjoyed the reputation of being … a stoppage for luncheon at Eton. As an instance of the strange origin of the slang which is handed down by tradition …
Old and New London
… Size and ImportanceExtent of its Boundaries. "Strange shadows from the midst of death Are round our being …