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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… have mansard roofs. (259) House, No. 47. (260) Prince of Wales p.h., including No. 49. (261) Houses, six, Nos. 51, 53, … Insignia of Office of the Cities and Towns of England and Wales, ed. W.H. St. John Hope (1895), 181, where it is stated …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the Frome for the tained the Prince and Princess of Wales in boats on the Frome and the Severn, a venture the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… occasion he penetrated to the foot of Snowdon, in North Wales. At the commencement of the civil war of the 17th … of which, Red Brook, is the boundary between England and Wales; another separates this county from that of Chester. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is sent from the mines here to the iron-works in South Wales. The herring-fishery was formerly carried on to a great …
Old and New London
… impudence suffered in a Government? Ireland conquered; Wales subdued; Scotland united. But there are some few spots …
Survey of London
… Charles (afterwards Charles I) was created Prince of Wales, the ceremony taking place in the Great Hall. The … & a black veil that entirely covered her." The Prince of Wales (afterwards Charles II) saw her from a distance, and …
Survey of London
… 10th April. In 1616 Prince Charles was created Prince of Wales in the Great Hall of Whitehall. In January, 161819, a …
Old and New London
… Mr. Nightingale, in "The Beauties of England and Wales," describes the matter as follows, from a more partial … in Sussex, having been, as the "Beauties of England and Wales" informs us, "bequeathed, in 1743, by Bertram …
Old and New London
… on Pitt as head of the establishment of the Prince of Wales. "The affair," he writes, "related to a matter of …
Magna Britannia
… produce; flax and linen from Ireland; and pig-iron from Wales. The trade of this place, and the coalworks, have …