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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… county of Carnarvon, North Wales; comprising the town of Trmadoc (which is described under its own head), and … from the increase of population since the formation of the town of Trmadoc. Here was buried the noted Welsh harper, … that Sir Leoline Jenkins, Knt., presented to each of the churches of Ystrad-Owen and Llanblethian a tenor bell; and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… monastery, with some other religious houses, and 39 parish churches. In 1138, David, King of Scotland, whom Matilda had … placed guards at the several entrances leading into the town. On the following day they summoned a public meeting, … a scale of sumptuous magnificence, unparalleled in any town in the kingdom. An elegant vestibule leads into the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… fortress on the N.E. bank of the Ouse and of the civil town on the opposite side apparently remained substantially … leading to a suburb where by 1100 there were at least five churches beside Fishergate. There may perhaps still have been …
Survey of London
… Water Gate formed the river approach, was originally the town house of the Bishops of Norwich and, like its easterly … lived there during his early years when the family was in town. Sir Nicholas won golden opinions from his … father's practice of living at Wallingford House when in town and using York House only for ceremonial occasions, as …
Survey of London
… de Scaccario, was in occupation of some houses in the town of Westminster. These in 1197, 1 the year before his … a certain stable which is not of the same court, in the town of Westminster, held by the grant of the said Bishop … order," delivered up the great seal "in his house in the town of Westminster," to the keeper of the Chancery Rolls, to …