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A History of the County of Gloucester
… constable'. From the 16th century the style 'keeper of the deer and woods' was used in the patents rather than 'warden', …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… human bones wrapped up in a covering composed of several deer skins, and a small vessel of oak, in the shape of an …
A History of the County of Sussex
… from 1330 or earlier, 59 similarly alludes to wild deer. Woodland was important in later times as well. In the … of water including a lake of 2 a. 70 The herd of red deer, which still existed in 1982, is said to have been formed in 1851. About 1902 there were also fallow deer; by 1910 the herd totalled c. 200, and after the Second …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for 45 l. to John Latton for 14 loads of hay for the deer in Windsor Little Park. (Money order dated April 15 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… payment of 30 l. 17 s. 2 d. expended by him in prosecuting deer stealers at Richmond Park between 1701 Michaelmas and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… (for the underkeepers, gatekeepers, hay and corn for the deer and feed for the fowl). (William Lowndes to said …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Gardens at Kensington and for the building a barn for the deer in St. James's Park. (This letter is in cancellation of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Lord Warden for providing hay and pasture ground for the deer there and for salaries to six keepers and their … of St. James's Park and for hay and corn for the deer and proper feed for the fish and fowl there 309 1 4 1109 …