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The Environs of London
… the reign of Edward the Third; the windows in the north wall being of the architecture of that period. The pillars … on whose soules I pray God have mercy." Against the north wall, is a large monument, composed partly of marble, and … in 1775; and a monument of white marble against the south wall, to the memory of his first wife, Mrs. Grizell …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… behind monument in chancel. Monuments: In S. aisleon N. wall, (1) to Elizabeth Busby, 1651, erected by her brother, Robert Busby, slate slab in foliated frame; on S. wall, (2) of Sir John Busby, 1700, monument with bust. … The S. Elevation is now the front of the house; the wall has been re-faced with modern brick and has stone …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… limestone, roofing and flue tiles, fragments of painted wall-plaster, tesserae, bones and oyster shells. Pottery has …
Survey of London
… to an inscription within a quatrefoil on the south wall of the chancel. The church has aisles to the nave, under … endowed the whole. There is a memorial to him on the south wall of the church. The architect was Edward Buckton Lamb, …
Survey of London Monograph
… St George's appointment as Windsor. Lant misnames Benolt, Wall the younger and Charles Wriothesley as Berwick temp. … Edward IV in 1480, but the first whose name is certain is Wall, no. 6 below. The title lapsed after the return of … Guisnes pursuivant as he was executed there. 6. THOMAS WALL ( temp. Hen. VII). See Norroy (17). 7. WILLIAM JENYNS ( …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… mentioned, to be determined. [ 1But if a house, stone-wall, drain, rain-gutter, or any other edifice, shall during … two neighbours wish to build between themselves a stone-wall, each of them ought to give one foot and a half of his … land; and so at their joint cost they shall build a stone-wall between them, three feet in thickness and sixteen feet …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… doorway, destroyed externally. Near the N. end of the wall, at the second floor level, are the splays of a blocked … head; the embrasure has later side-seats; the internal wall-face below the sill has four cinquefoil-headed panels, … There are remains of 14th and 15th-century moulded wall-plates on the side walls. Wigmore Abbey Site Plan The …