 | George W. Todd - 1811 - 91 páginas
...the Walls; and from thence to Walmgate Bar, three towers; then Fishergate Bar, walled up in the.time of Henry VII. and three towers, the last a postern,...the Foss to the castle, and the ruins of five towers was all that remained of it. On the west side of the river was first a tower, from which the wall'gassed-over... | |
 | Robert Rouière Pearce - 1841 - 164 páginas
...deep waters of the Foss defended this part of the city without the walls ; and from thence to Walmgate Bar three towers ; then Fishergate Bar, walled up in the time of Henry VII., and the three towers, the htst a postern ; from which, by a bridge over the Foss, to the castle, and the... | |
 | British empire - 1847
...deep waters of the Foss defended this part of the city without the walls ; and from thence to Walmgate Bar three towers ; then Fishergate Bar, walled up...remained of it. On the west side of the river was put a tower, from which the wall passed over the dungeon to the Castle or Old Bailey, with nine towers... | |
 | 1856
...deep waters of the Foss defended this part of the city without the walls ; and from thence to Walmgate Bar three towers ; then Fishergate Bar, walled up...of Henry VII., and three towers, the last a postern ; fro« which by a bridge over the Foss, to the Castle, and the ruins of five towers, were all that... | |
 | George Shaw - 1879 - 372 páginas
...deep waters of the Foss defended this part of the city without the walls ; and from thence to Wahngate Bar three towers ; then Fishergate Bar, walled up in the time of Henry VII. [now thrown open], ami three towers, the last a postern ; from which by a bridge over the Foss, to... | |
 | Caesar Caine, Cæsar Caine - 1893 - 287 páginas
...deep waters of the Foss defended this part of the city without the walls ; and from thence to Walmgate Bar, three towers; then Fishergate Bar, walled up...postern, from which by a bridge over the Foss to the Castle—the ruins of five towers was all that remained of it. On the west side of the river was first... | |
| |
... to Bootham Bar ; from thence to Monk Bar ten towers, and to Layerthorpe Postern four towers; for some distance the deep waters of the Foss defended this part of the city without the walls ; and from thence to Walmgate Bar three towers ; then Fishergate... 