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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the upper is surmounted by a neat spire terminating in a ball and cross; it has a fine portico of six columns of the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… buttresses slope back to square pedestals surmounted by ball-finials, and between them the main wall is finished with … in a stone finial with an arched recess in each face and a ball-terminal. In each gable is a three-light window, similar …
Survey of London
… face, are stepped back below square pedestals, each with a ball finial. The main parapet wall is battlemented. The bay … to each of their four faces. The finials are topped by ball terminals. Each gable has a three-light window whose … ogeeshaped cupola which carries a gilded weather-vane with ball and mitre terminal. The vane is pierced with the arms of …
Old and New London
… order. The obelisk on the summit is crowned by a stone ball and cross. The interior of the church is not divided …
A History of the County of Essex
… in 1798 the manor passed to his stepson Edward Hughes Ball (d. 1863), who later assumed the additional surname of … a social celebrity and dandy, familiarly known as 'Golden Ball'. 15In 1818 Ball Hughes leased Bishops Hall to W. J. Lockwood of Dews …
Final Concords for Lancashire
… wife, John Mase, William Cok and Joan, his wife, and Ralph Ball and Alice, his wife, 12th July. 8 Henry VII., 14923. …