- A battlement, in
defensive architecture, such as that of city
walls or castles,
comprises a
parapet (a
defensive low wall
between chest-height and head-height)...
-
licence obtained in 1306, for
Walter Langton,
Bishop of Coventry, to
castellate his
mansion in the
village of Ashby. The village's name
means 'Ash-tree...
- a
licence obtained in 1306 by
Walter Langton,
Bishop of Coventry, to
castellate his
mansion in the
village of Ashby. Sir
Gerard Braybroke was at one time...
- the 14th
century after William de
Greystoke obtained a
royal licence to
castellate it, the
castle was
further enlarged. In 1571 the
castle was in the ownership...
-
mountains in
Banff include complex, irregular, anticlinal, synclinal,
castellate, dogtooth, and
sawback mountains. Many of the
mountain ranges trend northwest...
- arrested.
During 1342,
licenses were
issued to
Beche permitted him to
castellate his
houses at La Beche,
Watlyington and Beaumys. In 1343,
Beche was appointed...
- the
viaduct was "one of the most
notable railway crimes in England. To
castellate the
bridge does not make it a
picturesque object". Conversely,
noted Yorkshire-born...
- poor repair, it once
supplied the
house with
fruit and vegetables. A
castellate monument was
erected to
George Washington,
possibly the
first such in...
-
Scottish knights, and in the same year
Edward III gave him
permission to
castellate his
manor house at Ogle,
together with the
privilege of free
warren on...
