St. Mary's is a church of various dates, impossible to describe in a few words; for it has been altered and augmented repeatedly.
These are of various dates, from Norman to Tudor; the most remarkable being a curious little circular chapel of Late Norman work, which now stands alone, its small chancel having disappeared.
The greater part of the comparatively lofty tower, with some portions of the body of the church, belongs to this age; but the latter to a considerable extent has been rebuilt at various dates, and its plan altered.
The house is an irregular brick building of various dates, the earliest parts built in Elizabethan days, and it contains many interesting relics of Evelyn, whose diary has contributed so much to English history from the reign of Charles I.
Wotton Church stands alongside the road near by, almost hid by aged trees--a building of various dates, with a porch and stunted tower.
Its picturesque mass of buildings is of various dates, but much more modern than their early day, most of the present structure having been built in Queen Elizabeth's reign.
There were other editions of various dates, for which see Bohn’s Lowndes, p.
They appeared at various dates, the first complete edition being appended, long after the writer's death, to the Ship of Fools of 1570.
Two soldiers At various dates 85 Miguel de Villareal September 11 By decree of the governor, to pay a balance that Villarreal owed to his Majesty.
I next append a few short statements which have appeared at various dates in the public prints.
The opposite idea has been suggested at various dates by eminent authorities, suggested rather than sustained by elaborate arguments, until recently, when the question has been re-examined by Mr. Wallace and Dr.
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