- very
unusual for a
country house. It is
built of
imported freestone,
stugged and
snecked ashlar;
rubbled masonry is used at the rear. The castellated...
-
located on Pier Road, is a
rectangular plan with
apsidal ends. It is made of
stugged pink
sandstone ashlar with
painted ashlar margins. It has
projecting bracketed...
- who
operated between Glasgow and
Colonial Virginia. It is
described as:
Stugged and
snecked ashlar. Hood-moulded
windows with lying-panes and stop-chamfered...
- a
cruciform Neo-Norman style, and
added a nave,
aisles and transepts.
Stugged red
ashlar was used to
build the church. The
interior is
adorned with a...
- is
described by
Historic Environment Scotland as
being constructed of "
stugged red ashlar". Its
central section is
recessed slightly compared to its northern...
- 16th book in the
Redwall series. One day
while Abruc the
otter and his son
Stugg are out
foraging for food, they find two badgers; an old one, dead, and...
- Tyne:
Cambridge Scholars. ISBN 9781443849159. Egerton, Judy (2007).
George Stuggs, Painter. Yale
University Press. p. 78. Ogden, Jack (April 2009). "England's...
- Sport. 2
February 2011.
Retrieved 28
February 2011. "Paul
Buckle had the
stugging knocked out him by
ineligible player". thisissouthdevon. 3
February 2011...
