market-house

He must be easy in his robes of state, and a degree of elegance and dignity must accompany him even in the camp and the market-house.

Introduction - Critical Apparatus 2005

“Do you know the big stone house, with the square windows, near the market-house?”

La Vend�e 2004

Llan Rhyadr is a small place, having nothing remarkable in it save an ancient church and a strange little antique market-house, standing on pillars.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004

But this happy circumstance, which so distinguished Alresford from all her neighbours, was brought to an end in the year —, when by a sudden and surprising fire the whole town, with both the church and the market-house, was reduced to a heap of rubbish; and, except a few poor huts at the remotest ends of the town, not a house left standing.

From London to Land's End 2003

The town is since that very handsomely rebuilt, and the neighbouring gentlemen contributed largely to the relief of the people, especially by sending in timber towards their building; also their market-house is handsomely built, but the church not yet, though we hear there is a fund raising likewise for that.

From London to Land's End 2003

The town is since that very handsomely rebuilt, and the neighbouring gentlemen contributed largely to the relief of the people, especially by sending in timber towards their building; also their market-house is handsomely built, but the church not yet, though we hear there is a fund raising likewise for that.

From London to Land's End 2003

But this happy circumstance, which so distinguished Alresford from all her neighbours, was brought to an end in the year —, when by a sudden and surprising fire the whole town, with both the church and the market-house, was reduced to a heap of rubbish; and, except a few poor huts at the remotest ends of the town, not a house left standing.

From London to Land's End 2003

The town is since that very handsomely rebuilt, and the neighbouring gentlemen contributed largely to the relief of the people, especially by sending in timber towards their building; also their market-house is handsomely built, but the church not yet, though we hear there is a fund raising likewise for that.

From London to Land's End 2003

But this happy circumstance, which so distinguished Alresford from all her neighbours, was brought to an end in the year —, when by a sudden and surprising fire the whole town, with both the church and the market-house, was reduced to a heap of rubbish; and, except a few poor huts at the remotest ends of the town, not a house left standing.

From London to Land's End 2003

Immediately below the domed market-house, once the Town Hall, is a statue of the town's most famous son, Sir Humphry Davy, born here in

The Cornwall Coast