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Journal of the House of Lords
… Fulke Wormelayton, Robert Crowley, Richard Davyes, Henry West, Abraham Corselis, Gentlemen, Captain Peter Gale, Osmond …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Edward Leech and Doctor Benett. Platt to be instituted to West Horsley. "Ordered, That Doctor Aylett do give … and Induction to Mr. John Platt, to the Rectory of West Horseley, in the County of Surrey; presented thereunto …
A History of the County of Nottingham
… Lincolnshire, established themselves in this north-west corner of the county of Nottingham. Thomas's charter, … 1175; Leiston, Suffolk, 1183; Beauchief, Derbyshire, 1183; West Dereham, Norfolk, 1188; Torre, Devonshire, 1196; and …
A History of the County of Stafford
… stateliest spire and the goodliest window in stone to the west that is in England', adding ruefully: 'I would they were paid for'. 158 The glass for the west window was apparently put up later the same year. 159 The west front was further adorned by a statue of Charles II, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… built to the entrance of the chapter-house in the west face of the octagon. 235 The vestibule, with its row of canopied stalls along the west wall, remains one of the outstanding features of the … bays were probably finished about 1285. 239 Work on a new west front began shortly afterwards. It was built in at least …
Survey of London
… of 18th century date. The principal entrance is on the west side. Inside very little remains of earlier date than … collection are * (1) A view of the house from the south-west (water colour). (2) Details of the arch across hall …
Survey of London
… by the waterside, and (B) a number of buildings along the west wall, some of which are marked as in the occupation of … said peice of ground containes in breadth from east to west eighteene foote including the wall towards Kings Street, … side towards the said Bowling Greene, and abbutting on the west side upon the yards of the houses which front to King …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and thereafter her tenants had to attend the hundred of West Medine. Any amercements levied on them in the knighten …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 13th century in Aston and Hisland in Oswestry, Twyford and West Felton, and Great Ness, where the abbey held nothing in … with the abbey. Many of their grants were in north-west Shropshire, around Knockin and Great Ness, and included … Pimley, and Downton; Aston Abbots, including Twyford, West Felton, Coton, Weston, Wootton, Hisland, and Wilcott. …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… These persons may have occupied the small rooms in the west range of the cloister, whose purpose is not known. In … with eastern chapels, an aisleless nave, and probably a west tower. Most of the north transept has been destroyed. … a large 14thcentury east window. In the south wall, just west of the crossing, is a fine processional doorway which …