England & Wales delineated, by T. Dugdale, assisted by W. Burnett. (Curiosities of Great Britain).1830 |
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... towers of the palace ; and the infernal steed had King's con- lifted up his hoof to give the third stamp , when the king ... tower of Oakwood , upon the Ettrick , about three miles above The witch Selkirk , having heard of the fame of a ...
... towers of the palace ; and the infernal steed had King's con- lifted up his hoof to give the third stamp , when the king ... tower of Oakwood , upon the Ettrick , about three miles above The witch Selkirk , having heard of the fame of a ...
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... tower has tower Names of Places . 39 Allesley 10 Allestrey .. 23 22 ENGLAND AND WALES DELINEATED ; Aighton.
... tower has tower Names of Places . 39 Allesley 10 Allestrey .. 23 22 ENGLAND AND WALES DELINEATED ; Aighton.
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... tower or clock - house , built in 1786. An abbey of Premonstratension canons was founded at Alnwick by Eustace St. John , in the year 1147. It was pleasantly situated on the northern margin of the Alne , the site of which was granted ...
... tower or clock - house , built in 1786. An abbey of Premonstratension canons was founded at Alnwick by Eustace St. John , in the year 1147. It was pleasantly situated on the northern margin of the Alne , the site of which was granted ...
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... tower rising from the centre ; it existed in the time of the Conqueror , and is dedicated to St. Mary . Within four miles of the town is held the great annual fair of Weyhill , which , as it lasts for a week , causes much circulation of ...
... tower rising from the centre ; it existed in the time of the Conqueror , and is dedicated to St. Mary . Within four miles of the town is held the great annual fair of Weyhill , which , as it lasts for a week , causes much circulation of ...
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... tower of remarkable beauty at the west end . * ANSTEY . In this village are the remains of a castle , built in the reign of the Conqueror , by Eustace , Earl of Boulogne , for the purpose of keeping the English in greater subjection ...
... tower of remarkable beauty at the west end . * ANSTEY . In this village are the remains of a castle , built in the reign of the Conqueror , by Eustace , Earl of Boulogne , for the purpose of keeping the English in greater subjection ...
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