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... under-side of The south side and the the north window arch, where parts of four shields can be seen (Fig. 5). The indications of the armorial bearings suggest that a series of shields of Robert Thorpe's co-tenants holding lands in the Peterborough Barony ...
... Country Lile- t.,arch 25, 194~ O n Sale Friday, MARCH 25, 1949 SPRING IN DOVEDALE, DERBYSHIRE OLD ENGLISH WEDDING KNIVES TWO SHILLINGS Country Lile- t.,arch 25, 194~ OLD ENGLISH WEDDING KNIVES O n Sale Friday, MARCH 25, 1949 TWO SHILLINGS SPRING IN DOVEDALE ...
... 1263-4 to 'ir William de Thorpe, Kt., to remove the t. Botolph at owners or tenants, and I am greatly indebted to them for much information appearin tllis article. Robert, Abbot of Peter- ancient parocllial chapel of t. Botolph at Thorpe to a more convenient ...
... EMBER 29 , 1 944 Written and Illustrated by J AMES THORPE 1.-COMBESTO E, JE R DARTMEET 546 CO UNTRY L IFE - SEP T EMBER 29 , 1 944 SOME OLD DEVON FARM-HOUSES Written and Illustrated by J AMES THORPE ESPITE the ravages of modern progress, there still remain ...
... represented with one of hi descendant or forbears, either out of compliment as patron and benefactor to the Abbey with which the Thorpes, owners of the house, were connected, or to com(Edward 11l or some detail survives. The odd pace over the doorways is filled ...
... ene in Huntingdonshire, the Thorpes being descended from a villein named Thurstan, a tenant of the Waterville family. The Thorpes, of whom another and later branch of the family resided at Maxey Castle, seem to have made Thorpe Tower their principal seat ...
... addition, the foot eventually lost its only redeeming feature, the arch or dome, for at the close of the century it had become quite flat. Commenting on the demi e of the folded foot, Thorpe (History of English and Irish Glass) claim that the fold was felt ...
... e to Marble Arch, in fine t residential po ition. In perfect condition. Three bed- room , 2 reception rooms, kitchen and bathroom. RENT £ 500 PER ANNUM EXCLUSIVE .NO PREMIUM. SUSSEX. W ithin 45 minute journey of London. CHARMING MODERN ARCH ITECT-BU IL ...
... if in the years ahead architect can cea eto be -ists and drop their -isms and just be arch.i- Looking through thi piC'ture drop their -isms and just be arch.i-tects. Looking through thi piC'ture book, one is not consciou that ir Edwin Lutyens's Middleton ...
... Tickencote, Thorpe by \Vater, and by stone manorial houses, and sometimes farmhouses, that have that air of timeless prosperity and clean beauty that is t ypical of the richest of Cotswold architecture. There are barns here, with high arched entrances, ...
... further part of its building of 16th-century date. But its end to the street is dated 1672 (Fig. 11) when the Vicar, J ohn Thorpe, was a man of means with his own house at Fulbrook outside the town. It gables hark 8.-HOUSES ON THE HILL. THE UPPER HALF ...
... residences, \\'illmer House (Fig. -1-), bears the date 1718 on its rainwat r-heads (Fig. 10), with the initials J. T.-for J ohn Thorpe of Odiham, its builder. The \Villmer family name occurs in the churchyard in the middle of the century. CO UN TRY LIF - JULY ...