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A History of the County of Hampshire
… by her will (30 December, 1665) gave the yearly rent of an orchard worth 40 s. per annum, with all improvements which … bequeathed (5 September, 1709) an annuity of 5 on her orchard in the parish called Moxins for the use of the poor. The site of this orchard is now occupied by St. Michael's vicarage, which is …
Survey of London
… by the old east-west road from Poplar High Street to Orchard House, whose site now lies to the south of Naval Row. … the north side of the old road from Poplar High Street to Orchard House (fig. 209). 316 Called Naval Row, 317 these … Plan based on the Ordnance Survey of 1895 The old road to Orchard House was severed by the construction of the East …
Survey of London
… 215 Chapel House Street area a The Ferry Piece and Orchard in 1810 b Plan based on the Ordnance Survey of 18946, … The Ferry Piece comprised about an acre of marsh and orchard, together with part of the marsh wall and the ferry …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… ConditionGood. Secular Homestead Moats b(2). At Town Orchard, 60 yards S.W. of the church. a(3). At Rectory Farm, …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… Pope taking off his bonnet. Then both went together to an orchard close to the tents, where a pavilion had been erected …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 3,279 a. of arable, 605 a. of meadow and pasture, 49 a. of orchard, and 40 a. of wood, 41 but the total acreage exceeded …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… had also kitchen gardens, 21 and two orchards, 'The Great Orchard' for which among others 600 cherry trees at 6 d. a hundred were bought, 22 and the 'New Orchard,' where he built the banqueting houses and arbours, … as usual with the 'Kinges Beastes.' 25 The 'Great Orchard' must always be memorable because it was there that …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… sport. 224 The butt stood in what was called 'The Great Orchard,' to the north of the palace. 225 The tennis-court, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1548. 127 In an extent of 1610, a mill, house, dovecote, orchard, garden and fishing are mentioned as belonging to the … a French priest, Sir Philip Lyniard, who had a house, an orchard, and a little croft or close. 131 After the …