The Thames: Or Graphic Illustrations of Seats, Villas, Public Buildings, and Picturesque Scenery, on the Banks of that Noble RiverVernor, Hood and Sharpe, 1811 - Thames River (England) |
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... receiving the waters of the Lech and the Coln , it becomes capable of navi- gating vessels from ninety to an hundred tons burthen ; and at the distance , according to the river admeasurement , of one hundred and thirty- eight miles from ...
... receiving the waters of the Lech and the Coln , it becomes capable of navi- gating vessels from ninety to an hundred tons burthen ; and at the distance , according to the river admeasurement , of one hundred and thirty- eight miles from ...
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... name which the place bears . Here the Thames is so much encreased by the streams which flow into it as to be capable of receiving vessels from ninety to an hundred tons burthen . 1 * 17 : ། 5 * Y ༈ 2 INGLESHAM LOCK .
... name which the place bears . Here the Thames is so much encreased by the streams which flow into it as to be capable of receiving vessels from ninety to an hundred tons burthen . 1 * 17 : ། 5 * Y ༈ 2 INGLESHAM LOCK .
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... , as some historians mention , of a wound he received from the tusks of a wild boar , while he was engaged in the pursuits of the chase . His body was , three years after his RADCOT WEIR . death , brought to England , by RADCOT WEIR .
... , as some historians mention , of a wound he received from the tusks of a wild boar , while he was engaged in the pursuits of the chase . His body was , three years after his RADCOT WEIR . death , brought to England , by RADCOT WEIR .
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... received the wound that caused his death . Radcot bridge consists of three arches , in the shape of those of London bridge . It is in the direct road from Bur- ford to Faringdon ; but , from a late improvement of the na- vigation , the ...
... received the wound that caused his death . Radcot bridge consists of three arches , in the shape of those of London bridge . It is in the direct road from Bur- ford to Faringdon ; but , from a late improvement of the na- vigation , the ...
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... received his education . The abbey was a principal support of the town till the reign of Henry the Fifth , by whom a bridge was constructed over the Thames at Culham , and another at Burford across the river Ouse . From that time ...
... received his education . The abbey was a principal support of the town till the reign of Henry the Fifth , by whom a bridge was constructed over the Thames at Culham , and another at Burford across the river Ouse . From that time ...
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Abbey adorned afterwards ancient appears arch banks beauty beneath Berkshire Bisham Abbey bridge building ceiling chamber chapel character charming choir church College Cooke Cookham Cricklade crowned decorated display distance distinguished Drawn Duke Earl Edward the Fourth elegant enriched entrance erected Eton College Fawley FAWLEY COURT feet garden Garter grotto ground grove HAMPTON COURT Henley Henley Bridge Henry the Eighth Henry the Seventh Hill honour hundred Inigo Jones King King's knights Lady landscape lawn Lord magnificence Maidenhead Bridge Majesty Marlow miles noble NUNEHAM COURTENAY object ornamented Owen Esq Oxford painted palace Park Place picture picturesque pleasing portrait possesses present Prince principal Queen racter reign represented residence rich rising river royal scene scenery seat seen Shiplake Lock silver situation spacious spire spot stone structure Taplow taste Thames Thames Head tion Titian tower town trees Twickenham Vandyck variety village William window WINDSOR CASTLE woods