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Survey of London
… century, used to give the watermen who plied at the Bishop stairs opposite a guinea a year to protect the rooks, for …
Survey of London
… Grey" tavern which gave its name to the "Yorkshire Grey Stairs" on the old riverside. Faulkner places Admiral Balchen …
Survey of London
… The panelling is beautifully finished on each side of the stairs, which are themselves of fine workmanship. On the … east is a passage to a servants' bedroom and the second stairs; to the west a small lobby, whence one enters the room …
Survey of London
… This was done to give sufficient space on one side for the stairs, the other side being occupied by a little cupboard. …
Survey of London
… in 1713, and finally died abroad after imprisonment in the Tower for furthering an attempt to restore the Stuarts. In …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… which then existed. Late in the 15th century the Central Tower was built on the site of the chancel, and the chancel … restored in the 19th century, and the lower stages of the tower in the 20th century. Architectural DescriptionThe … by 14 ft.) is entirely of the 18th century. The Central Tower (15 ft. by 12 ft.) is of three stages, with shallow …