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Old and New London
… history, and formed in the grounds surrounding his villa a menagerie of rare and valuable foreign animals. In the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… do you live in Town?" "At John Denman's." "You live at his Menagerie; John Denman's?" "Yes." "Are you fed there too?" …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… de, 123n, 216, 219 - Peter de, 314 - Thomas, 216 217n, 219 Menagerie, the King's, 109 Mercantilism, xxiii-xxviii …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Co. (auctioneers) Wirksworth (Derb.) witchcraft Wombwell's menagerie Wood, Wm. Woodcock, Revd. Wm. Woodford, in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… of, Loddington (68, 12). Mears Ashby, p. 107bp. 109b. Menagerie, The, Hackleton (20). Mesolithic Period: Sectional …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… donkeys; greyhound; Hampshire Down sheep; horses; hounds; menagerie; nature reserve; pet food preparation; pig breeding … Ric of, 11 Wm. of, 11 Mells: B., m.Ridout, 173 Geo., 173 menagerie, 21 Mercer, fam., 137 Mere: Bart, of, rector of …
Survey of London
… Hercules 49, 145 Meharey, James 45 Mellon, Harriot 71 Menagerie, the (Ken Wood) 115 Mendes, Elizabeth 93 Mendez, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… deer; hares; horses; oxen; rabbits; racehorses; and see menagerie; and see (for cross references) cattle; dogs Ann, … plate agric., banqueting ho., canals, column, farmstead, menagerie, New (later Durley) pk., octagonal temple, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… ponds, manor, manor house, see Burton Constable Hall menagerie, moated site, Norwood (or Northwood), parish …