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William Henry Pyne: The History of the Royal Residences (London: 1819) Sp Coll f327-329
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Hampton Court: Gothic Hall C. Wild delt; W. J. Bennett sculpt. (From Vol. 2: Pub. Sept. 1 1819 by A. Dry, 36 Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square) The middle quadrangle ... is called the Clock-Court, from a
curious astronomical clock being placed over the gateway. The apartments on two
sides of this court are occupied by private persons; the suite on the third was
appropriated to the uses of the late Prince of Orange; and the fourth, or north
side, comprises the great Gothic Hall (pp. 31-32). |
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