Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 86
, was converted into a gardenfor pot-herbs ; but the man who then fhewed the caftle remembered a chimney andfome ruins of walls ftanding, of which no traces are. left. The holes for receiving the beams that fupported the roof, are In two rows, but bothfo near the top of the parapet as to fliew… … JioLrmer Ozrde Derbyshire. BOLSOFER CASTLE, DERBTSHIRE. This caflleflands on an eminence, and commands a moil: beautiful profped. Itanciently belonged to the Haftings, Lords of Abergavenny, and by an exchange withKing Henry III. from them it came to the Cavendifhs and Hollis, Dukes of New-caftle,…
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