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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… through a wood of venerable oaks: at the end of a fine terrace, nearly fronting the house, stands an elegant private …
A History of the County of Essex
… and gravel; there are also bands of alluvium and river terrace gravel along the Colne, and an area of glacial sand …
Survey of London
… for practising archery. 77 The Stairs and Queen Mary's Terrace. Beyond the chapel were Whitehall Stairs, and it is … the various river stairs at Whitehall, as well as with the terrace formed in the time of William and Mary. From the … a few years longer, being done away with when Queen Mary's Terrace was formed. This terrace seems to have originated in …
Survey of London
… the formation of what was afterwards known as Queen Mary's Terrace (see p. 59). Mary died on 28th December, 1694, at … The point of view seems to be the middle of Queen Mary's Terrace. Loftie's attempt to minimise the extent of the fire, …
Old and New London
… gorgeous plumage, landscapes, hunting-matches, the lordly terrace of Saint Germains, the statues and fountains of …
Old and New London
… of family portraits. On the site of what is now Richmond Terrace was formerly Richmond House, the town residence of … of this mansion, as already stated, has risen Richmond Terrace, a noble row of houses overlooking Montagu House and … Duke of York from the throne. The house No. 3 in Richmond Terrace is rich in some historical traditions of the last …
Old and New London
… the river, following as nearly as possible the line of the terrace which now forms "Privy Gardens." The "lodgings …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… present extent. At the E, end (SP 614395), a long curving terrace 1.5 m. high extends E. from the bend in the street …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… succeeded by Saxon settlement in its immediate vicinity. A terrace-way just W. of the villa, is on a possible line of …