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Old and New London
… the cad on the steps behind, to his 'insides.' The butcher's boy, as he dashed along on his pony, drew bridle to … in city pent,' the view from the Achilles along the elm row, towards the Serpentine, has a park-like appearance, that … William, Duke of Cumberland, more frequently known as "the butcher," on account of his wholesale massacre of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… built on the moor of Ballintomb, and consists of a double row of houses, about three-quarters of a mile in length, …
Survey of London
… arranged according to a definite system. In the central row of alternating squares and circles, each square contained … to give cross readings, with the central rows, of (first row) stag, bull, horse; (second row) phnix, unsupported arms, stag; (third row) horse, swan, …
Survey of London
… is a similar one in the only complete diaper in the sixth row down. In the third row, level with, and partly obscured by, the shoulders of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… traces of impressed cable pattern on flat top of rim and row of oval depressions on high rounded shoulder. Found by W. … smooth-surfaced sherd, with slightly turned-out rim and row of small finger-tip impressions along shoulder. L.M. … A.17301 Sherd of fairly hard, rough, dark grey ware, with row of finger-tip impressions. L.M. A.10562 Fragment of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and biconical urn of c. A.D. 50-100. 97 L.M. Southampton Row: rusticated urn and bones. End of 1st cent. A.D. 98 L.M. …