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… or his Deputy. For a lease of a messuage and area in the Tilt Yard, and Walsingham Garden, Whitehall, to Townshend …
Old and New London
… a "nurscry for deer," and made also "an appendage to the Tilt-yard at Whitehall." At first this was but a small … more than a nursery for deer, and an appendage to the Tilt-yard of Whitehall. In the reign of Charles I. a sort of …
Survey of London
… the shields offered on the occasion of tournaments in the Tilt Yard were hung there. Von Wedel in 1584 says: 174 "We …
Survey of London
… side of the new Palace. The cockpit, tennis courts, tilt yard, bowling alley, pheasant yard, etc., were provided … mentioned (see p. 21), and on the following day the new tilt yard (on the site of the Horse Guards) was the scene of … It was particularly at the first-mentioned "that the tilt-yard of Westminster blazed with the pageantry and range …
Old and New London
… Revels at WhitehallThe Office of "Master of the Revels"The Tilt yardCharles KilligrewServing up the Queen's … Esq., Master of the Revels to His Majesty." "The Tilt-yard adjoining the Palace," says Pennant, "was the …
Old and New London
… Street. L. Round Woolstaple. M. The Park Lodgings. N. The Tilt Yard. O. St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. P. Clement's Lane. …
Old and New London
… VIII.The Holbein GatewayWestminster GateKnights of the Tilt-yardInigo Jones' Design for a New PalaceResidence of the … alluded to. It stood in front of the palace, opposite the Tilt-yard, and was flanked on either side by a low brick … the tennis-court, bowlinggreen, and tilting-yard. The Tilt-yard stood a little to the south of "the Horse Guard …
Old and New London
… For this troop stables and barracks were built in the Tilt-yard, but in 1751 these were pulled down to make way for …