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A New History of London
… Fell, Captain Blackwall 4 families Fisher, Captain, 1711 Dog row, Mile-end 6 widows 40 l. per ann. French-hospital, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… pray God I never see the like. And the same day the Tartar dog had done this mischief, the night following, he with all …
Old and New London
… if to remind one of the vast colonies of bird-fanciers and dog-fanciers who formerly made Agar Town their abode; and … the Highgate Cemetery, his profile and a portrait of his dog being the only memorials on his tombstone to mark the … It was mainly occupied by costermongers, and by dog and bird fanciers. Having made these general remarks …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… hurdles or on the open down in the charge of shepherd and dog, under whose watchful eyes they could feed the sheep-down …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… is suggested by the grubbing of parts of the large Black Dog Woods, Chapmanslade, in 18689. 31 From Aldbourne it was … it could take one of two forms. There was the ranching, 'dog and stick' type of farming, which then characterized the …
Old and New London
… narrowly escaped the Smithfield fires for calling her lap-dog Gardiner (after the detested bishop, Bonner's worthy …