Here we see what it was to live in a walled town, what the manners of the citizens were and what was done to protect their health and morals.
Waterford was a walled town in 1170, and had a tower called Reginald's Tower, which seems to have been the residence of the two Danish chieftains, as they were taken prisoners there.
When they do stand a siege, it is in a walled town, and a town which has been walled, not by themselves, but by the Danes, to whom Giraldus expressly attributes these walls.
Huntingdon had been a walled town in Anglo-Saxon times, and was very likely first fortified by the Danes, but was repaired by Edward the Elder.
It is full of memories of other days, for here the Dane and the Christian came together; the Norman made it a walled town, and the Spaniards came into its harbour.
Thomastown~, on the line to Waterford, was formerly a walled town.
Of old it was a strong-walled town, ever on the alert against alarm and foray, with its harbour crowded with the warships of Spain and the merchantmen of many a foreign port.
Footnote 51: In the report of the Fidalgo de Elvas, Ullibahali, a walled town, is not identical with Alimamu.
The Mobilians seem to be the descendants of the inhabitants of Mauvila, a walled town, at some distance from the seat of the Tuscalusa chief, and dependent on him.
Mr. Park gave the boys fifty kowries to ferry himself and his horse to the opposite shore, and in the evening, arrived at Taffara, a walled town, where he discovered that the language of the people was pure Mandingo.
The coffle resumed their journey on the 7th May, and having crossed a branch of the Senegal, proceeded to a walled town, called Bentingala, where they rested two days.
We talked also of the state of Zinder, which is represented to be a walled town, with seven gates built amidst and around some huge rocks.
Dikua, half a day; a walled town, and residence of a sultan.
Dirku, two hours; walled town, and residence of the Sultan of the Tibboos (capital).
It was at a walled town, with gateways and a pagoda that gave some indication of its former prosperity, prettily situated among the trees on the confines of a plain of remarkable fertility.
Directly facing us as we emerged from the gorge was the walled townof Wushan-hsien.
It is a walled town, ranking as a Hsien city, with a Hsien magistrate as its chief ruler.
It is a walled town, with a double wall and fosse in some places, all, however, much out of repair.
Damascus is a walled town; but on some sides the town has spread far beyond the walls, and forms extensive suburbs.
I think I informed you that Beyroot is a walled town, and has a strong garrison.
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