-
known as
moorstone, instead. By the
later Middle Ages the
masons were
adept enough at
dressing moorstone to use it in
church building.
Moorstone blocks...
-
Scotland built her for the
Royal Navy, who
commissioned her as
HMDYC Moorstone in 1919. In 1948, she was
decommissioned and in 1951, she was sold to...
- soundtrack) from
Murder at
Moorstones Manor. All of the episodes,
except Tomkinson's
Schooldays and
Murder at
Moorstones Manor, have
optional laugh-free...
-
posts and to a
certain extent for
building (such
material is
known as
moorstone).
Granite quarrying only
became reasonably productive when
gunpowder became...
- "The
Legion of the Living" 1977
Ripping Yarns Dr.
Farson 1.04 "Murder at
Moorstones Manor" 1977 The
Sunday Drama Gilbert Neilson 1.14 "Caledonian Cascade"...
- Daughters" 1977
Ripping Yarns Jehovah's
Witnesses Episode: "Murder at
Moorstones Manor" 1977 The Fall and Rise of
Reginald Perrin The
woman with fur Episode:...
- a late 15th- or
early 16th-century slack-head
doorway made of
granite moorstone that had been "laboriously carved" into a moulding. In the long part of...
- twice. His
first marriage was to
Alice Gambon,
daughter of John
Gambon of
Moorstone in Devon, by whom he had the
following children: John
Coffin (died 1528)...
- Kutuzov),
Crown Court, Last of the
Summer Wine,
Ripping Yarns (Murder at
Moorstone's Manor), Upstairs, Downstairs,
Poldark (1975), Fall of
Eagles (as Russian...
- Gall "Ghost of Venice" 1977
Ripping Yarns Lady
Chiddingfold "Murder at
Moorstones Manor" 1979 The Old
Crowd Betty TV film 1980
Company and Co
Barbara Harris...
