The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 83
the vestibule,is less ancient than the body of the structure; but this has beenwarmly combatted, on the ground that the materials composing it andthe style employed correspond throughout both. M. Magnon de La-lanie is of opinion that the north-west wall, originally similar to that represented by… … The exterior of one side of the ancient part of the building, bothbeing similar, is represented by sketch No. 3. The upper part of thegable, originally inlaid with glazed bricks or coloured marble inpatterns, has been rudely repaired, but still displays a portion of itsearly adornments. The…
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