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A History of the County of Sussex
… the county on the low coastal plain which lies along the south-west shore of Sussex. It is approached by the Roman … enters the city by the North Gate and passes out by the South Gate to Selsey and the villages to the south. The Southern Railway, on the line from London to …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in an undated charter by which King Ethelbert of the South Saxons gave to Wilfrid, Bishop of Selsey (681707), 'a … the position of the gates, at least, were preserved. The South Gate is men tioned in a charter 5 dated 930, at which … grown to a 'burh' of some importance by 8945, when the South Saxons near Chichester were harried by the Danes, 8 but …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Sir Richard Farrington and John Farrington, Esq., of South Street, on behalf of the whigs, and Sir John Miller of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… clergy of the cathedral had already some foothold in the south-western quarter (acquired perhaps as a possible place … and of the bishop lay, with soc and sac, etc., from the South Gate to the West Gate. 2 This charter was confirmed by … THE PALLANT, a large part (covering about 12 acres) of the south-eastern quarter. As his property here was always held …
A History of the County of Warwick
… remain, although the vault itself is missing. Further south another medieval cellar survives below one side of a … provide compact and comparatively lowcost houses. On the south side a wealden house on a more generous tripartite plan … been a cross passage in the two-storied service bay. The south or solar bay was jettied on two sides and had a …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of a two-storied stone gatehouse, while the east and south sides of the courtyard are bounded by timber-framed buildings. Further south stands the stone-built kitchen, originally rising … in it is a largely timber-framed structure adjoining the south end of the hall. At the extreme south-west corner of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the churchyards of St. Michael and Holy Trinity on the south to the Sherbourne on the north, and from beyond the … next discovery eastwards was that of two pier bases of the south nave arcade below No. 7 Priory Row; these are no longer … Top, was long thought to belong to the east wall of the south transept. 25 It is now considered that this may not be …
A History of the County of Warwick
… In 1738 the amount then due was to be invested in 346 South Sea Annuities. By 1833 the income of 10 7 s. 8 d. a … one-third of the income. By the Act of the same year South Sea Annuities were extinguished but owing to the … In 1937 a second site was bought immediately to the south on which similar almshouses were built 37 and endowed …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Chapel and the church; this chapel probably occupied the south transept. 20 After his death provision for his chantry … the tripartite indenture of 1355. 21 The chapel in the south transept has also been identified as the Jesus Chapel; … of lights and ornaments. It was apparently situated in the south aisle. A chapel dedicated to St. Andrew is known to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… flanked by an organ chamber and a north chapel, and a south-west bell-cote containing one bell. 94 The aisles are … traditional style. The only external ornament, on the south wall of the bell turret, is a fibre-glass relief of St. … consists of a clerestoried nave with passage aisles, a south porch, north and south transepts, and a chancel with a …