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Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… St. Andrew's, 42a; (9) St. George's, chancel arch and S. chapel, 43a. 15th-century: (3) St. Thomas's; (4) St. Martin's … 37a; (6) St. Lawrence's W. tower, 39a; (22) Infirmary chapel, 52b; (27) Trinity Hospital chapel, 56b, 57a. 19th-century: (3) St. Thomas's, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Ancient chapels ANCIENT CHAPELS ST. ANNE'S. The chapel, by a holy well on the south side of Harwich Road c. ½ … 77 Elizabeth Harmanson founded a temporary chantry in the chapel in 1505 and another woman left stained cloths, … presumably banners, of St. Anne and the Virgin Mary to the chapel in 1508. 78 Chapel and guild apparently survived in …
Magna Britannia
… Stephen's-juxtaLaunceston, Whitstone, and St. Nighton's chapel: those of Alternon, Callington, Jacobstow, Laneast, … at her feet: these are said to have been removed from the chapel of Carminow barton, in the reign of King James I. The … and his hospitality, and stating that he rebuilt the chapel in which he lies. 8 Under an arch in Duloe church, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Stratton Audley Castle Thame.Remains of moat at prebendal chapel. Watlington.A ditch on the south side of the site of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… side which curves along the contour. (ii) St. Aldhelm's Chapel, E. of. 'Celtic' fields bounded by lynchets about 1 …
Magna Britannia
… alliances, in painted glass 3; on the west side is the chapel, in the east window of which are some remains of … of that name, in the parish of Lezant, the old hall and chapel still remain; as does the old hall at Benallack, in … and afterwards of the Tregians, consisting chiefly of the chapel and a gateway, still exist, in a dilapidated state. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… walls are of banded flint and Heathstone ashlar, the S. chapel is of banded flint and brick, the chancel is rendered; … originally to have been of the 13th century. The South Chapel was built in 1755 and altered in 1889. Architectural … of the 13th-century stonework that composed it. The South Chapel (12 ft. by 11 ft.) has a flint plinth with a chamfered …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… it: there are also reading-rooms and public baths, and a chapel of ease. The bay affords good anchorage for vessels: … later styles, and consists of a nave and chancel, with a chapel on the south side, and an embattled tower. On opening … hamlets of Callingwood and Stockdale-Ridding. There was a chapel here before the Reformation; there is now a place of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the professors deliver their lectures; a hall; a venerable chapel, in which is the tomb of the founder of St. … literary and philosophical society of St. Andrew's. The chapel, which was formerly much larger, and had an … Leonard, now in ruins, all that remains, are, the roofless chapel, the hall, and some other buildings which have been …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Gloucester, had its origins in a small post-Roman burial chapel or mausoleum, which was aligned, perhaps deliberately, … became the site of a late Anglo-Saxon royal palace, whose chapel might, if investigated, prove to have Roman origins. … with the royal administrative centre at Kingsholm, whose chapel it served. St. Oswald's was later a royal free chapel, …