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Survey of London
… with a marble chimneypiece. The skittle ground in the gardens was to become celebrated. 1 b Between the late 1760s … Merlin's Place and facing west towards the footpath. The gardens towards what is now Amwell Street were later built … with a new layout, designed by the Metropolitan Public Gardens Association's landscape gardener, Miss F. Wilkinson. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… among trees into the valley at Lake. Lake House and its gardens stand between the road and the river, 9 and across …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… woodland, 705 down and common, and 57 in homesteads and gardens; the soil is light, resting on chalk. The living is a …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Mead of some 2 acres, for meadows, orchard land, and gardens close to the rectory and churchyard of St. Mary and …
The Environs of London
… rare print in the possession of Richard Bull, Esq. 36 Gardens. Orangerie. Large figtrees. Irish arbutis. Fruit trees. Wimbledon House: Plate 2 In the survey of the gardens, &c. "the orangerie" is said to contain 42 orange … of the south side of the manor-house." In the several gardens, which consisted of mazes, wildernesses, knots, …