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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… introduced improvements in the men's diet had borne fruit in better health and conduct, and should be maintained. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… as the years passed and his experience lengthened, was the fruit of a complete knowledge of the details of policy and …
The Environs of London
… Beorce and ing, signifying a meadow planted with birch-trees; but other antiquaries 1 are of opinion, that it is to … This vine never produces less than three hundred weight of fruit in a year; and has been known to bear four hundred …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on St. Thomas's day. Great numbers of oak, and a few other trees, have been discovered buried at various depths below … snails were afterwards found in the houses and in the trees, supposed to have collected prior to the influx of the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… ('a' on plan). In part it coincides with an avenue of trees on the 1766 map which was part of a view from the manor … depressions in its sides, presumably the holes where the trees stood. It is not a drive to the manor house, but a raised ridge in which trees were planted. The second area of remains lies N.E. of …
Old and New London
… the dwellings of gardeners and other workmen, and the trees are scattered up and down the place so thick as to give … walk consisted of odd, tumbledown shed shops, though the fruit, flowers, and vegetables were excellent. Crockery-ware … The market originated casually. Vendors of vegetables and fruit from the neighbouring villages used the centre of the …
Old and New London
… of the great artist between two Cupids, as well as with fruit, foliage, and other devices, executed by Gibbons: the …
Survey of London
… established a stranglehold on a large proportion of the fruit and vegetable trade of London'. They levied 'an unjust … Christmas Day for the buying and selling of all manner of fruit, flowers, roots and herbs, together with all liberties … the market stated that English growers were planting fruit trees on an extensive scale, and 'putting up Acres of …