After execution her corpse was thrust into a hackney-coach and driven to Surgeons' Hall for dissection; the skeleton is still preserved in a London collection.
The inventory of the goods of Bishop Richard de Gravesend, Bishop of London for twenty-five years of this reign, is still preserved in the archives of St. Paul's.
The monument is still preserved, but one half of the chapel was obliterated in 1829.
At his death he bequeathed to it his library, which is still preserved.
The transepts have suffered by the fall of the tower, but fortunately the south wall of the transept with its finely decorated window is still preserved.
In the south wall of the portion first discovered (one half of the total area) a door, the cill of which is still preserved, led to an oratory.
The whole surface was covered with mosaic, of which a great deal is still preserved, consisting of geometrical pattern work for the most part, without inscriptions, though there is one panel showing a vase with scrolls issuing from it.
The Register of the Parish, which is still preserved, commences in 1560.
The elevation of Inigo's plan for the Fields, painted in oil colours, is still preserved at Wilton House, near Salisbury.
More's skull is still preserved, it is said, in the vault of St. Dunstan's Church at Canterbury.
In memory of this visit the emperor's portrait was introduced in the beautiful miniatures which illustrate Maximilian Sforza's Book of Prayers, or Libro di Gesù, still preserved in the Trivulzian Library.
The curious little fire-engine upon which the town used to rely is still preserved in a shed in Willowgate.
It is an old custom that is still preserved to ring the biggest, or the "pancake" bell, as it is often called, at eleven in the morning on Shrove Tuesday.
There is still preserved in Pickering one of the parchments on which were enrolled the names of all those who were liable for service in the militia.
The miraculous corporal stained with blood is still preserved at Orvieto, the celebrated cathedral of which owes its foundation to the miracle.
Constantina, daughter of Constantine, whose tomb is still preservedat Rome, begged of Eusebius bishop of Cesarea a likeness of our Divine Saviour (Concil.
This poem is of so violent a nature that the Council suppressed it, but a copy is still preservedin the library.
We may conjecture that the church was originally a basilica with a Romanesque east choir, flanked by two small adjoining aisles, corresponding to the west choir which is still preserved, and with a nave in the shape of a cross.
The autograph notes of his sermons, still preserved in his cell at San Marco, show this abundantly.
There is reason to believe that the artist once intended to have introduced the ceremony of a marriage contract, instead of the levee, as an unfinished painting of the scene is still preserved.
The mural monument of the Taylors, composed of lead gilt over, is still preserved: it is seen in Hogarth's print, just under the window.
For the benefit of the poor members of the Goldsmiths' Company, he left a share in his New River water; and his portrait is still preserved in their hall.
Mr. Gheys, Sculptor, was ordered to have the Skeleton, in exchange for the Bust of Inigo Jones, still preservedat the Hall.
This year (6th January) the Company obtained an Inspeximus Charter from Elizabeth, still preserved at the Hall; it has a title in much the same style as the preceding charter, but the seal is very much damaged.
As a description of these four closes of land isstill preserved in the Harleian M.
There is still preserved in the Record Office, Carlton Ride, {47a} a manuscript record which shews that Henry Rede held the manor of Paddington in the ninth year of Elizabeth’s reign.
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