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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… for the manager of the works, surrounded by an extensive paddock; also commodious houses for the agents belonging to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… village street, on sand at 114 m. above OD. A long narrow paddock immediately N.W. of the church extends S. from the …
Survey of London
… new park, wrote that on acquisition the ground was merely paddock and 'in a very rough condition'. Nothing appears to …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… improvements were carried out. The large pit mounds of the Paddock, Portley, and Parish collieries in the centre of the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the same year the church began negotiations to buy land on Paddock Mound 35 and in 1964 a church hall was opened there, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Matthew Banckes, carpenter, for palisado paling round the paddock and to make good the bottom, making a door into the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 11 l. 0 s. 9 d.; Thomas Hues, bricklayer, for work at the Paddock wall, making good the old wall etc., 62 l. 5 s.; John …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… house park of Hampton Court and between the wick and the paddock gate there 16 l. 1 s. 2 d. 76 1 2 Henry Wise, for …
Calendar of Treasury books
… for pulling down the old and raising a new wall next the paddock, repairing tiling etc., 328 l. 1 s. 11 d.; John … framed out of oak; and for repairing the fences of the paddock 238 8 2 John Prince, for brickwork etc.; for a …