London and Middlesex: Or, An Historical, Commercial, & Descriptive Survey of the Metropolis of Great-Britain: Including Sketches of Its Environs, and a Topographical Account of the Most Remarkable Places in the Above County, Volumen 3,Número 2W. Wilson, 1815 |
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... Queen Anne to this church . It consists of a Tuscan basement , in three compartments ; the middle one is semicircular , and largest . It is formed by twelve pilasters , their architrave , frieze , and cornice . Over the altar , on a ...
... Queen Anne to this church . It consists of a Tuscan basement , in three compartments ; the middle one is semicircular , and largest . It is formed by twelve pilasters , their architrave , frieze , and cornice . Over the altar , on a ...
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... high - altar was removed , at its restoration by Queen Mary ; and afterwards almost demo- lished . B 2 * MS . Harl . No. 565. - Lidgate , ap . Mal . 88 . lished . The most irreparable attack was made by the MIDDLESEX . 19.
... high - altar was removed , at its restoration by Queen Mary ; and afterwards almost demo- lished . B 2 * MS . Harl . No. 565. - Lidgate , ap . Mal . 88 . lished . The most irreparable attack was made by the MIDDLESEX . 19.
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... Queen Emma ; The Birth of Edward ; That Monarch's Corona- tion ; The Story of his having been frightened into the abolition of the dane - gelt , by seeing the Devil dance upon the money bags ; The Story of his winking at the Thief who ...
... Queen Emma ; The Birth of Edward ; That Monarch's Corona- tion ; The Story of his having been frightened into the abolition of the dane - gelt , by seeing the Devil dance upon the money bags ; The Story of his winking at the Thief who ...
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... Queen of England , wife of Edward the First . " Though the body of this queen lies interred in this chapel , her heart was buried in the choir of the Friars Predicants , in London . " Here lies Between Dart . tab . 85. Vol . II . See ...
... Queen of England , wife of Edward the First . " Though the body of this queen lies interred in this chapel , her heart was buried in the choir of the Friars Predicants , in London . " Here lies Between Dart . tab . 85. Vol . II . See ...
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... Queen of Edward I. was deposited here in the year 1290 : she lies between the first and second pillars from the east on the same side . This meek and beautiful figure of a Dost amiable and affectionate queen , is of brass , double gilt ...
... Queen of Edward I. was deposited here in the year 1290 : she lies between the first and second pillars from the east on the same side . This meek and beautiful figure of a Dost amiable and affectionate queen , is of brass , double gilt ...
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