...attached to the adjoiningmansion, then occupied by the lute Mrs. Parish. In the Tankard public house, some curious remains of the decorations of Sir Anthony's...large room on the ground floor; the oak wainscot of which—beautifully carved in festoons of flowers, and a variety of devices — was formerly gilt,...

...Henry VIII. had a residence where the Tankard public-house and the Theatre now stand. In the former, some curious remains of the decorations of Sir Anthony's...of flowers, and a Variety of devices, was formerly- gilti but is now painted blue and white. The cieling1 is. of "groined work, carved and wrought something...

...Henry \ Ml- had a residence where the Tankard public-house and the Theatre now stand. In the former, some curious remains of the decorations of Sir Anthony's mansion still exist, particu!..:!;•• in a large room on the ground floor the oak wainscot of which, beautifully carved...