Memorials of
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共 32 段- By far the largest Derbyshire landholder was Henry de Ferrer
- A second full certificate of the able men, arms, and weapons
- It is difficult to know at what point to bring this historic
- The Mininglow example is larger, is also circular, and appea
- Flint implements, flakes, and fragments are the most frequen
- If the various conclusions which have been arrived at in the
- The triangular arrangement of the three chief circles calls
- In the great Civil War of 1642–1646, the bridges at Nottingh
- We now leave both Tideswell and Bakewell in the search for F
- In the year 1779, the crypt was “discovered” in a curious wa
- The old houses of Derbyshire are remarkable both for their n
- There are not a few good specimens of formal gardens in the
- The fabric of the house now went from bad to worse as it pas
- The next step was taken on the 28th of August following, whe
- A4. Anthony who had two wyves the first Grisild daughter and
- It is a curious coincidence that the last official act of Ge
- The stone pulpitum, like that at Dale, occupied the space be
- The oldest actual example of timber screenwork in Derbyshire
- The back of this structure fits close against the wall, and
- The mediæval custom of burning lights before the rood, and o
- Ashover.—The rood-screen stands in the hollow order of the c
- Elvaston.—The drastic “restoration” of 1904, for all the uns
- Sudbury.—Two fragments of carving, from the former rood-scre
- It is, of course, far easier to say what they were not, than
- It may readily be admitted that in the seventeenth century c
- The house was surrounded by a number of gardens,[84] courts,
- According to Macaulay, not one gentleman in a hundred travel
- Once upon a time a little girl had a golden ball bought her.
- At Bradwell and Castleton parents tell their children to put
- “As to myself was I possessed of any desirable qualification
- Cheshire, John, 33
- =MEMORIALS OF OLD YORKSHIRE.= Edited by T. M. Fallow, M.A.,