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)
and fromhence, on the 28th of June that year, he departed forScotland, which he was never to reach, in such shatteredhealth that he was only able to travel a few miles, andhaving with the greatest difficulty reached Burgh on theSands on the 5th of July, he was unable to proceed farther,and the day… … STAIRCASE, BELONGING TO A CHAPEL, (NOW DESTROYED,) CARLISLE CASTLE, CUMBERLAND. CUMBERLAND, DACRE CASTLE. 213 going on in the castle, for in 1302 Bishop Hatton, whowas governor, expended the sum of 275/. 4s. lid., whilehis receipts from the crown were only 270/. 2s. It is fairtherefore, to…
Architecture, Domestic
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