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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 12 a. called Earthpitt Croft, another of about 8 a. called Hall's Croft, and another of about 6 a. Whitebread Acre, of … Marsh were substantially untouched, and the tenant of Hall's farm in Ugford had rights of common for his cattle … mill; at the Dissolution it passed to Sir Thomas Hall and later to his heir Osmund Hall who farmed it at 4 a …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… (1478), gentleman of Devizes and Wells (Som.), Thomas Hall (between 1484 and 1486), gentleman and mill-owner of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… the Wiltshire County Council Councillor Brig. R. Hall Councillor Mrs B. Chettleburgh Councillor W. R. Moss …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… Church, Tiptofts, Broad Oaks, Pinkney's, and Thunderley Hall. Ecclesiastical c (1). Parish Church of All Saints … b (2). Thunderley Church, site, 300 yards S. of Thunderley Hall, is indicated by a sinking in the turf. The building was … N.W. of the church, and said to be the site of the old Hall; it encloses an almost circular area, slightly sloping; …
The Environs of London
… basis of the brick-wall of the sayd lower court, and the hall door of the sayd manor-house, there are five severall … towards the north; in the middle of this gallery, the hall-doore of the sayd manor-house, the fabrick "whereof is … of freestone very well wrought, doth stand, "into which hall from the said gallery is an assent of two stepps. "From …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… books bequeathed by William Stone, Principal of New Inn Hall, Oxford, brought to Wimborne 1686 (J. M. J. Fletcher, … W. end walls are masked by later buildings. Inside, the hall (33 ft. by 22 ft.) has a moulded cornice and a coved … 1725 (Hutchins III, 232), apparently enclosing a mediaeval hall in the angle. In 1868, however, the hall and room on the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… for the 4th earl. Flitcroft also worked on a 'New Hall', identifiable as the present Tapestry Room, and on a … to the Great Dining Room', evidently the present White Hall (account books 17404, St. Giles's House muniments). As … the roofing-over of an inner courtyard to form the Stone Hall and the formation of a Library to the S.; the library …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… From then on the history of Wimpole is that of Wimpole Hall (Monument (2)), the great house which was the home, … plan of it by Flitcroft in an album of drawings at Wimpole Hall. In 1887 the fabric was restored; the remodelling of the … 25 ft.) have a symmetrical W. front in stone towards the Hall, designed in two stages: the W. door with moulded …
A History of the County of Somerset
… or the earlier 16th century, possibly with a first-floor hall. 33 The Dolphin, dating from the mid 18th century and … interior including a new central staircase and an entrance hall which may have replaced an earlier main entrance on the … school. The Good Templars, established in 1871, opened a hall in North Street in 1873 where they had a soup kitchen. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… whom that nobleman killed on the bench in Westminster Hall, when summoned before him to give evidence of the tenure … distant from the city. Old Corporation Seal. The town-hall, a handsome structure in the Grecian style, and of the … of the old castle, which has been converted into a county-hall, and appropriately fitted up for the purpose. The …