 | Thomas Sopwith - 1833 - 206 страници
...it." Hutchinson, describing the castle as it was in his day, and prior to the late alteration, says, " Within the works is a spacious area, which you enter...inhabited lie on the south-west side of the area, and appear to have been connected by works of various ages; the original plan in that part seems to have... | |
 | Thomas Sopwith - 1833 - 202 страници
...it." Hutchinson, describing the castle as it was in his day, and prior to the late alteration, says, " Within the works is a spacious area, which you enter...inhabited lie on the south-west side of the area, and appear to have been connected by works of various ages ; the original plan in that part seems to have... | |
 | Sir Cuthbert Sharp - 1840 - 478 страници
...1796 (6 May) it was again sold to William Russell, of Newbottle, esq. for £75,000. Hutchinson says, " within the works is a spacious area, which you enter...have no distinguishing marks, by which a conjecture may be formed as to their age." Pennant describes it to consist of " a large tower now modernised,... | |
 | William Howitt - 1842 - 514 страници
...which you enter from the north, by a gate with a portcullis, and defended by two square towers. . . . The parts now inhabited lie on the southwest side of the area, and appear to have been connected by works of various ages. The original plan in that part seems to have... | |
 | William Fordyce - 1857 - 730 страници
...castelle comtnith doune a little bek out o' the rokkes and hills not far off. " Hutchinson adds, " Within the works is a spacious area, which you enter...portcullis, and defended by two square towers. The parts now inhabited lie on the south-west side of the area, and appear to have been connected by works... | |
 | Henry James Swallow - 1885 - 372 страници
...the spring of 1883, I was able distinctly to trace the course of the "little mote" above mentioned. " Within the works is a spacious area, which you enter...portcullis, and defended by two square towers. The parts now inhabited lie to the south-west of the area, and appear to have been connected by works of... | |
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Hutchinson, describing the castle as it was in his day, and prior to the late alteration, says, " Within the works is a spacious area, which you enter from the north by a gate with a portcullis, and defended by two square towers. The area is of no regular... 