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Calendar of Treasury Books
… of the lodge in his possession situate in Richmond Old Park and the gardens etc. thereto and also a parcel of woodland in said park lately in the tenure of Thomas Barnes and now in the … acres, and all the divers other parcels of land in said park now or late in the tenure of said Barnes as tenant at …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… his fee or allowance as Keeper of the Mall in St. James's Park. Money Book XIII, p. 17. Treasury warrant to John … of the charge of repairs necessary to the road in Hyde Park for the year 1695. Please certify how far same are …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Trent South] to build a stable to the Great Lodge in New Park, near Richmond, at the instance of Lawrence, Earl of Rochester, who has the custody of said Park: at a cost of 92 l. (out of the unappropriated moneys of … of timber (not fit for the Navy) to be felled in said Park. Ibid, p. 32. [?] Entry of the Treasury Lords' signature …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… were sold at the sign of the Glaubers-Head in Watling Street [Childs (1993)], and doubtless elsewhere. Unlike …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… has an extensive wood estate here, in what is called the park. This lordship is enclosed. The village consists of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… unless noted. (3). House and post office at Coopersale Street 320 yards S. of (2), was built late in the 16th … (4). House, two tenements, 160 yards W.N.W. of (3). High Street, N.W. side (5). House, nearly m. S.W. of the church, … ConditionPoor. (18). House on the S.W. side of Lindsey Street, m. N.E. of the church. The upper storey projects at …
A History of the County of Essex
… been suggested that the Congregational church at Lindsey Street was founded by Jeremy Dyke, vicar of Epping from 1610 … freehold land 'now fenced out to be built upon' in Lindsey Street. 111 In 1693 Stace further conveyed to Nutton a small … 115 It is thus clear that the original church in Lindsey Street was built in 16923, that Nutton was a prominent member …
A History of the County of Essex
… 4 brickmakers. 30 A brewery, on the north side of Lindsey Street, was established in 1840 and ceased brewing in 1907. … and 14th centuries to enable the abbey to enlarge Harold's Park, Copped Hall Park, and probably Wintry Park. 76 During the late 16th and …
A History of the County of Essex
… the Middle Ages at Epping Heath, later called Epping Street. The town lay on the boundary with Theydon Garnon, and … fringes of the town. Copped Hall, now a ruin, with its park and woodland, occupies the south-west corner of the … houses, Hill Crest, Egg Hall, Forest Lodge, and Wintry Park Farm. The name Wintry ('winter inclosure'), goes back to …