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A Survey of London
… be supposed, hee meant for the first, the gate next the Tower of London, now commonly called the Posterne: the next … or reasonable coniecture to warrant me. Posterne by the Tower.; Wall imbattelled about the Tower of London. Ditch … way called Berewards lane on the East, &c. Bishopsgate street without. Charter. Next I reade in a Charter dated the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Roman coins, and the vicinity of the ancient Watling-street, whereof a branch terminated here, from which … in 1438, Bishop Neville made keeper also of Gateshead Tower, described by Leland as a "strong wardyd gate," … and venerable cruciform structure, with a square embattled tower, which, with part of the nave, was rebuilt in 1740; …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… with a singularly beautiful window, and stone reredos. The tower and spire are of the perpendicular style, and are … is chiefly in the later English style, with a circular tower of earlier date, and has an ancient font curiously … stone was laid in March, 1840, has been erected in Watney-street, at an expense of 6028; it is a neat structure in the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… to St. Cadocus, is a neat plain structure, with a square tower, and contains a font of the eleventh century. There are … The church is a small cruciform structure, with a tower rising from the intersection, having four gables, and … bequeathed a rentcharge of 4 upon four houses in Fleet-street, of which, the land-tax being deducted, the sum of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… each other by the Roman highway, called afterwards Watling-street. The civil dissentions among the Britons having been …
Magna Britannia
… Bristwold Drogo, under the Bishop of Constance. Estrete Street Ailmer Torstin, under Ralph de Pomerai. Etcheborne …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the lesser altar, and displaying three flags on the lesser tower. 31 WILLIAM DE IPRE 32 was the next earl of Kent, … fortified the town of Rye, in Sussex, and to have built a tower there, which, in memory of him, was called Ipre's … were also painted in a window in Christ church, Newgate-street. In the church of Wickham-brews, in this county, in …
Magna Britannia
… (See the particulars printed from the original at the Tower, at the end of Lord De Dunstanville's edition of … of King Edward I. in 1305; that it was kept in the tower of Luxulian church, whence, for greater security during …
Magna Britannia
… he was taken prisoner, sent to London, and beheaded on Tower Hill. Prince Maurice having been advised to attack …