The antiquarian itinerary, comprising specimens of architecture, monastic, castellated, and domestic; with other vestiges of antiquity in Great Britain. Accompanied with descriptions (1815)
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was reputed chaste; butif the sum was not paid, all her efforts would not preventher remaining in the passage. The present church was begun in the y«ar 1331, andfinished in 1494. It has of late received considerable em-bellishments, through the laudable exertions of the presentdean, Dr. Waddilove,… … PORTCHESTER CASTLE, HANTS. PoRTCHESTEB Castle takes its name from the villagewherein it stands, which is five miles north-west of Ports-mouth. Both the founder, and the time when this castlewas built, are unknown ; but it is universally acknowledgedto be of great antiquity. The castle is a square,…
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