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A History of the County of Middlesex
… them with green tares and clover. Many of the saddle and coach horses are bred in Yorkshire, and brought up from …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… inclosed before 1781. Once more it was the largest proprietor who gained at the expense of all other …
Survey of London
… 30 Chambers suggested deferring the construction of the coach-house and gateway until the following year, and his … Chambers's words) by 'the Cattle, as horses, Grooms and Coach-men,' since the previous spring. Melbourne, rather like … with a view to general regulation; and so as to give each Proprietor a freehold Estate therein in Equity'. It was …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… canal passes on the east. Besides the inclosed lands, the proprietor, who is lord of the manor, claims 367 acres … in chancery, and author of several valuable works, was proprietor of Bourchiers Hall (now a farmhouse), in the reign …
Old and New London
… Compton to his house in Aldersgate Street in a hackney coach. The street of which we are taking stock in this … the Bear-garden, Bankside, Southwark, of which he was the proprietor, the latter actor derived the money afterwards … Judge and Jury Society, and the forensic ability of its proprietor, Mr. Benjamin Foster, who was afterwards so …
A History of the County of Northampton
… than four or five drinkers in an evening and that when coach trips had tried calling, the locals had complained … parties and summer garden parties at the Manor, annual coach outings for the Mothers' Union, and fund-raising …
Survey of London
… around 182836. 27 Just east of Park Street stables and coach-houses were built in 1830 by the Reverend John Sanford … Charles Philliston, a bricklayer, and John Robson, the coach-builder, both of whom were then engaged in rebuildings … 33 Robson's main concern, however, was the building of a coach factory and stables along a frontage of some 150 feet …