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A History of the County of Oxford
… there were important wagoner's inns: in 1782 and 1783 the 'Roebuck' and the 'Three Lions' were licensed, 18 along with the 'Twisleton Arms' in Broughton village. 19 The 'Roebuck' and the 'Saye and Sele Arms' (successor to the … expanding, the hamlet contained 65 houses, besides the 'Roebuck', a smithy, a malthouse, and 4 cottages and a shop …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… on the opposite wall a helm with the Winchcombe crest of a roebuck's head with a spray of leaves in its mouth; below it …
A History of the County of Worcester
… sabbatons. His head rests on a tilting helm crested with a roebuck and his feet on a dog. His wives wear kennel …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1267, Triscombe in 1278, 13 Hurley (Hyerlegh), Cooksley, Roebuck (Ralbock, Rabbock) by 1327, 14 Lawford in 1352, … (Pouresford) in 1365, Little Quantock in 1391, and Roebuck Gate (Mounselysrabbok) in 1415. 15 Quarkhill was … four free tenants occupied farms on the parish boundary: Roebuck, Cooksley, Water, and 'Haynelond'. Roebuck was held …
A History of the County of Oxford
… front door is the date 1683 and the initials C.J.G. The Roebuck Inn probably dates from the same period. It is a … between 1753 and 1772. In 1782 the innkeepers of both the 'Roebuck' and the 'Hare and Hounds' were licensed. 36 The … 2 inns at such a short distance from Banbury, but the 'Roebuck' flourished. Although there was no resident squire in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… hanging from his belt, and rests his feet on a goat or roebuck. His wife wears a long gown with tight sleeves and a …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Market Place, which was also built at that period. The 'Roebuck,' which stands on the east side of the Market Place, …