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A Dictionary of London
… of various courts, etc., such as Front Court Yard, Garden Court, Bullion Court, Lothbury Court, Residence Court, Waiting Court, Well Yard. Garden Court occupies the site of the church of St. … following : Church of St. Christopher Le Stocks, house and garden of Sir John Houblan, Catherine Court, Christopher's …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and to and from Peterhead. From a grant of a toft and garden in the burgh, by William the Lion, in 1165, to his … salary is 34. 4. 4., with 18 fees, and a house and garden. A parochial library has been established, which has a … since, a gold medal was found, in digging the clergyman's garden, about the size of a half-crown piece, cast for the …
Survey of London
… along Bankside in the 16th century. These were the pike garden of Winchester House, the King's (or Queen's) Pike Garden, which lay a little to the west of the site of Emerson Street, and the Great Pike Garden, the approximate site of which is marked by the little …
Survey of London
… forming probably at one time a detached building with its garden. It was built apparently in the 17th century, and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… pottery, mainly of the 13th century, has been found in the garden of a house (local inf.). The area was already devoid …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a house for the master was erected in 1780, with a good garden attached to it; and the endowment now produces 40 per …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… preserved. Secular b(4) Eastbury House, house, garden and barns, about 1 m. E. of the church. The House … lintel is enriched with lozenge-shaped panels. The brick Garden Walls, E. of the house, are of the 16th century and … of the house are remains of the walls of a similar square garden. Two Barns, S.W. of the house, were of the 16th or …