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A History of the County of Stafford
… moved to the new workhouse in Cannock. 74 The house and garden in Brewood were sold in 1878 to Major J. E. Monckton … least 1305, 203 but by 1321 the capital messuage, with a garden and a close, had been leased out for a rent of 18 d. … a capital messuage, presumably in Chillington, with a garden and curtilage attached, a carucate of land containing …
Survey of London
… other buildings on the east side of the street in Gurle's Garden, 9 probably just north of the later line of Chicksand … except for small stretches on the east side of Joyce's Garden and the tenter ground. Rocque shows it all built-up … cast-iron railing, with a centrally placed drinking fountain of stone. The group is picturesque in its spiky …
London Bridge
… John Dykes, chaplain, for the farm of his tenement and garden, lately of John Clifford, at Bermondsey, for half of …
London Bridge
… the parish of St George Southwark is one tenement with a garden out of the tenure of the prior and convent of St Mary …
London Bridge
… Item for 8s. for a yearly quit-rent from a certain great garden situated in Kent Street in Southwark, sometime of … the said fence, 8d. Item for planks and nails used in the garden of the same tenement, 6d. Item paid to William Scotte … [? padding, wrapping: stuffur'] the vine in the Bridge's garden this year, 12d. Item to James Baas working in the …
London Bridge
… To the same abbot for quit-rent of 2s. a year from a garden in Horselydown. And for a quit-rent of 4s. 10d. a year … 6 spades [ skoppetts], 18d., 6 mortar trays, 2s., with a garden shovel, 2d., total 5s. 8d. To Hugh Crompe for a new … Annes for cutting and binding the vine in the Bridge garden, 22d. To John Porter for 2 scoops and a spade [ …
London Bridge
… of Bermondsey for a quit-rent of 2s. 6d. a year from a garden in Horselydown, and for a quit-rent of 4s. 10d. a year … lands lately taken out of the said friars' infirmary garden, for a year ended at Michaelmas aforesaid, 3s. 4d. To … total 23s. 11d. To Hughwette's wife for weeding in the garden this year as before accustomed, 8s. [f. 247] To Henry …