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The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… books 1850-1870: the heyday of wood-engraving the Robin de Beaumont collection. London: British Museum Press, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… stone, in a field, on the right, which is vulgarly called Robin Hood's p-ss-pot. This stone appears nothing more than … said, before time, was a dwelling much resorted to by bold Robin and his stout men, might give rise to the vulgar …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are both celebrated in the annals and ballads of Robin Hood. Rainworth gives name to the forest rivulet that rises near Robin Hood's hills. A portion of the population is employed …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… that I should find a stone here, as old as the time of Robin Hood. An old store has a cross and a pair of sheers …
A New History of London
… from the upper end of Knightsbridge in the west, to Robin Hood-lane at the lower end of Poplar in the east. 7 176 Ditto, from Robin Hood-lane, back again, coasting the river westward, to …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Croser, and Will Croser, quit by their oaths, referred to Robin and Martin Ellott, quit by Martin's oath, but Robin refused to swear, whereby the bill is fyled under the … tenants of Middleton hall complain upon Gib Ellott son to Robin, John Noble servant to Robin, John Shevell his man, …