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Calendar of Treasury Books
… General of Crown Lands, of said particular. The custody, herbage and pannage of said park was granted by patent of 23 … the 24th June last." [Secretary Nicholas] claims all the herbage of the said park by grant from the late King and … to same for a lease to Dorothy Bigilston, widow, of the herbage of the land enclosed within the Castle of Exeter, co. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for Thomas, Earl Rivers, as to any grant of the pannage, herbage and pasturage etc. of Mara and Mondrein, alias …
A New History of London
… thing meddle with their lands or woods; neither with their herbage, or hunting, or corn; neither, by any summons or …
The Environs of London
… and John Pouke, masons, for making a buttress, besides herbage for three horses, in the great garden, and purveyance …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Do you judge from what is growing upon it? Yes; from the Herbage of it. Will you point out on which Side of the Forest … Have you not seen Accounts of a Cow being maintained by Herbage or Vegetables grown on Half or even a Quarter of an …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of the Forest of Dean in return for annual payments called herbage money, 71 but by the mid 19th century only a few …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… pasture, and 26 s. rents. Pury demesne included a dovecot, herbage of the garden, 120 a. of arable, half fit to be sown …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… abounding with rabbits, and producing only a scanty herbage for a few sheep and cattle. Lead-ore and calamine are …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… barely sufficient to nourish a scanty crop of indifferent herbage. The northern acclivities of the Chiltern hills are, …
A History of the County of London
… 'Wokendune' (Essex) and £8 from Westminster, and half the herbage of Westminster. The composition goes on to say that …