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Bane's Court - Barbican
A Dictionary of London
Banff - Berwick (North)
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the parish is 12,975. The plantations consist of oak, ash, elm, and plane, with larch, and silver, spruce, and Scotch … has been recently planted; it comprises chiefly elm, plane, ash, alder, and willow. The few sheep that are … limes, planes, and horse-chesnuts, with majestic rows of elm and beech, and an eminence known by the name of the …
Barbican Court - Barnard's lnn
A Dictionary of London
Bardfield Saling
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
Bardsey - Barkway
A Topographical Dictionary of England
Barnard Castle - Barnshaw
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… BarnElms, in the vicinity, so called from a row of stately elm-trees, is an ancient mansion called Queen Elizabeth's …
Barndehawe - Bartholomew (St.) without Aldersgate
A Dictionary of London
Barnes
The Environs of London
Barnsley - Barron's Park
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and one of them, called the North walk, is shaded by lofty elm-trees, and commands a fine view of the junction of the …
Bartholomew (St.) without Bishopsgate - Basing Hall
A Dictionary of London
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