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A History of the County of Berkshire
… to that return the priory manor of Steventon had a garden and two dovecotes within the precincts, worth yearly …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… a property in the same parish (11/3) and 6 messuages and a garden in Beech Lane in the parish of St. Giles Cripplegate. …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Cheapside to the S. and John de Oxenford's tenement and garden (in St. Lawrence Jewry) to the N. He granted it back … 8 and 9 to the W., 11 to the E., and the tenement or garden of John de Oxenford to the N. Alice, widow of Thomas … maidservant and a manservant, and with liberty to use the garden of another of Caige's messuages in Grub Street to dry …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… her claim, by that date. The land lay between the garden of William son of Sabelina (8) to the E., William …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… for 30 years at £4 rent. It was a tenement with yard and garden; the landlords were to repair and pay quit- rents. …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… of John Bocointe, and in the early 13th century as the garden which had belonged to William son of Sabelina. 3 … Some time after 1216, 5 (q.v.) was said to abut E. on the garden which formerly had belonged to William son of … 1307 the part of 8-9 adjoining 5 had been described as the garden of Stephen de Asshewy. By a deed of 1323, enrolled in …
A Dictionary of London
… a passage, II. a bordered walk or passage, as a walk in a garden, a passage between buildings, a narrow street, a lane. …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… from the beautiful Roman architecture of the ancient theatre of Marcellus. The apex of the pediment is surmounted … end of king Charles' reign, and was buried in his own garden, not being allowed to be interred in what was called … crosses the road to the corner of Red Barns, or Stepney garden-wall. Opposite the oil-mill there is another bounder …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Wren. Wren, who cooperated with Warden Sheldon in the Theatre, and designed the sundial now upon the Codrington … Beckley, Minster Lovell, and Horsham. It was sawn in a garden belonging to the Trinitarians outside the East Gate, … in 1558, and which formedand still formsthe Warden's garden. 164 The principal room in the new lodgings was a hall …