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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… storm, some years since, were observed the trunks of large trees, supposed to be the remains of a forest, imbedded in …
Old and New London
… forty years it had on both sides fair hedgerows of elm-trees, with bridges, and easy stiles to pass over into the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a fine park interspersed with luxuriant groups of forest-trees, and embracing much rural beauty. The living is a …
Old and New London
… took place here, Mr. Noble says, in 1844, and the trees and tombstones were then carted away. The gateway into …
Survey of London
… complained of the countess's action in "planting forrest trees thereupon to the prejudice of his house," while the …
Old and New London
… of the Thames, beyond which were green fields and shady trees. These were all inexpensive pleasures; and both 'Mrs. …
Old and New London
… in the centre, supported by four columns representing palm-trees, with wreaths of natural laurel and cypress entwining …