lower wards造句

• In the courtyard of the lower ward, two outbuildings have partly survived.
• On the north side of the Lower Ward is St George's Chapel.
• Caernarfon's abutted the south side of the lower ward and was.
• The lower ward had the stables and the living quarters for the men-at-arms.
• Considerably more has survived of the lower ward and gate system.
• A small medieval-period bathhouse is located below the lower ward at the southwest.
• In January 1841, Knight was called as bishop of the Lower Ward in Nauvoo.
• In January 1841 he was called as Bishop of the Lower Ward in Nauvoo.
• Caernarfon Castle is divided into an upper and lower ward.
• They had the castle expanded, particularly the lower ward.
• He served in the Queen s Own Royal Glasgow and Lower Ward of Lanarkshire Yeomanry Cavalry.
• The upper ward has been partitioned for offices but the lower ward remains as one space.
• The upper ward measures 70 ?100 metres, the lower ward 50 to 70 ?135 metres.
• Another John Hamilton of Barncluith was Sheriff of the Lower Ward of Lanarkshire from shortly after 1707.
• The precincts were entered by a gateway at the extreme western extremity, giving admission to the lower ward.
• Unlike Spangenberg Castle opposite, the site is in a poor condition, apart from the remnants of the lower ward.
• The lower ward contained royal accommodation, while the upper consisted of service facilities and the accommodation for the garrison.
• It is possible that the lower ward had been built around 1250 by the aforesaif Rudolf ( Udo ).
• St . George's Chapel in 1475, resulting in the dismantling of several of the older buildings in the Lower Ward.
• At 10.40am, the New Guard marches from Windsor and turn left going up Castle Hill to be in the Lower Ward.