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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… (fl. c. 1663), 95 Thomas Weekes (fl. 1681), 96 James Black (fl. 1638), 97 William Tipper (fl. 1670), 98 and John …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Much of it is occupied by the park of Chalcot House. 4 Black Dog Woods, once part of the forest of Selwood, which … and from there falls rather steeply to the south and west. Black Dog Woods, once a part of Selwood Forest, occupy the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 29 but the family disappears, possibly victims of the Black Death, with the probable exception of Isabel, who may …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… April they are sent back to the wastes. Numerous herds of black-cattle are likewise to be seen on the lower commons: a … a marble of a dusky-green colour, veined with white; a black sort is obtained near Kirkby-Lonsdale, and another … and another, used to make writing slates, is nearly black. The best sorts are obtained at the greatest depth. The …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… with circular moulded bowl and square baluster stem, black marble moulded base, by Nicholas Stone, and c. 1630. … on N.W. respond, (2) to Samuel Langford, 1691, black and white marble shaped tablet with Ionic side-columns … (28) to Peter Newton, 1660, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, etc., enriched marble cartouche with cherub-head …
Old and New London
… pair, in their robes of state, lie on an elaborate tomb of black marble, at the corners of which are cherubs in a … east side of the chapel is defaced by a clumsy pyramid of black and white marble supporting a small urn containing the … with projecting pedestals, on which stand ten columns of black marble, with bases of white marble, and gilt capitals; …
Old and New London
… and glove, and who died in 1175; the fourth slab is of black marble, called Long Meg, from its extraordinary length …
Old and New London
… It appears that, during one of the campaigns of the Black Prince, two esquires, Frank de Haule and John Schakell, … it. A tablet of silver gilt supporting it, enamelled with black letters, "Rex Henricus Septimus," was to be placed on … body of Henry VII. was placed in a chariot, covered with black cloth of gold, which was drawn by five spirited horses, …
Old and New London
… The spectators were ranged on a scaffolding covered with black. Muffled drums, with fifes, announced the entrance of … the centre of the nave; his grave is covered by a slab of black Irish marble, inlaid with brass, bearing his name and … The marble pavement of the floor, in lozenges of black and white, was given by Dr. Busby, who died in 1695, …