Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
the courtyardof a castle, or large mansion, as is evident from severalentries in the rolls, when a particular castle was being fittedup for the temporary residence of the court. On some special occasions the cooking appears to havebeen carried on in the open air*^,as represented in the… … ofEwrr. ac Cooking in the open air, from the MS. of the Romance of Alexander. Bodl. 263. sign of a cross-crosslet. The sign of inns attached tomonastic houses was generally an angel. As al Clipstone, Notts, see vol. i. As at the coronation of Edward i. p» -^5. at Westminster, see vol. i. p. 65. THE…
Architecture, Domestic
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