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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… on one of the nights of the Whitsunweek, a splendid ball in the great hall of this palace; at which the newly …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… or two afterwards the archbishop entertained them with a ball, and a royal and sumptuous banquet after it; of which … After which his royal highness patronized a public ball, for raising a subscription for the relief of the wives … vol. xlii. No. 462, p. 46. 18 On December 11, 1741, a fire-ball appeared soon after noon-day, and the sun shining, but …
Cardiff Records
… use of the Assembly Room be granted for holding the Hunt Ball. An application by Mr. T. Gammon for the use of one of … called Queen Street, instead of Crockherbtown. A time-ball, or public clock, giving Greenwich mean time, is to be … The tender of Messrs. Smith & Sons, London, for a time-ball, four feet in diameter, fixed complete for 85, is …
Cardiff Records
… hawking tolls. It having been reported that the time-ball had only acted once since the recent repairs, and that … desired to forthwith put same in order, and make the time-ball work satisfactorily; otherwise this Committee recommend …
Cardiff Records
… in the streets. No person shall in any street play at ball, the throwing of stones, or other offensive or dangerous …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… c. 1680. The oak staircase has heavy turned balusters and ball finials. Other internal details in the Gothic manner, … limestone ashlar and is surmounted by a plain parapet with ball finials at the angles and a commemorative inscription on …
Old and New London
… could scarcely have eclipsed the son of George III. in a ball-room, or when doing the honours of his palace, … and wear de accompanying gown; and when you are in de ball at Carlton House, tink of me, and wish me well. For ever … a feeling of national pride, amongst all who attended the ball. The Prince Regent entered the gardens giving his arm to …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… John Reppes, occurs 1396 John Barmyngham, c. 1440-8-9 John Ball, 1533 'The White Friars at Ipswich,' by Rev. Benedict …