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Old and New London
… Duchess of Marlborough) in her hood and mantle, descended White Hall Stairs and took her pleasure in her barge on the …
Old and New London
… the way from Somerset House to Charing Cross we pass the 'White Hart,' the 'Red Lion,' the 'Mairmade,' the 'iii Tuns,' …
Old and New London
… and one large dried cod; twelve red herrings and twelve white herrings, and four half-quartern loaves. Each person …
Old and New London
… the committee-room there is a handsome fireplace of carved white marble, brought from the old East India House; and on …
Magna Britannia
… Whitehaven, called in ancient records Whyttothaven ( i. e. White-toft-haven), which had belonged to the priory of St. …
Survey of London
… somewhat altered, the brickwork of the house being painted white. No. 143 has been modernized, the house being rendered …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to have been celebrated, under the name Drv Wen, or the White Town, by Llywarch Hen, a noble British bard, who …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… just W. of the villa, is on a possible line of the White Way from Corinium; coffin burials to the S. in … S.W. to an intersection with the possible line of the White Way at about SP 017191 (see discussion on Roman roads, … period was characterised by small axe-dressed blocks of white freestone on footings of larger undressed white
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… a grid of squares outlined in red with a square of white at each intersection. This building lay to the W. of a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and Christ's Colleges. The present warden is Mr. John White, nephew of Gilbert White, the historian of Selborne, Hampshire. Whixoe, county …
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