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A History of the County of Essex
… the court house was then being rebuilt, with a gaol and cage under it 91 but it is possible that this work was no … of punishment. In 1670 the court leet ordered that a cage, stocks, and whipping post be set up at Hornchurch. 103 The cage, which obstructed the street, was torn down by rioters …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of Tunbridge, and his two parks, called the Posterne and Cage, (the former being situated southward, and the latter … lands inclosed, called North fryth, the Postern, and the Cage, parcel of the rectory. He passed it away by sale in the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the Town Hall. 758 It was later moved to a room over the 'Cage and Engine House' and then to the vestry. 759 When … Ibid. Dunkin, Bic. 18. Elsewhere Dunkin refers to the Cage, &c., as the Guardroom: ibid. 112; P.O. Dir Oxon (1854). …
Old and New London
… but, in reaching over to see an eagle which was hung in a cage from the bars, he overbalanced himself, and was killed. …
A History of the County of Essex
… In 1815 the vestry ordered the building of a lock-up or cage. This was demolished in 1887. 323 In 1803 the vestry …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Under the market-house, which was built on arches, was the cage or lock-up for prisoners. Dr. Samuel Ward, one of the …