Search
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are arable, 385 meadow and pasture, 8 acres homesteads and orchards, and 6 canal; the surface is varied, and the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… A house with its appurtenances, such as gardens, orchards, and the like: domain. v. Nancar. KHAN WOOSEL. For …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… adding anything to their greater profite. In mentioning orchards he seems to regard them as indicating a pastime … the larger houses, he says that they are 'invironed with Orchards of sundrie delicate fruites.' 5 He afterwards adds a …
A History of the County of Somerset
… at Aisholt possibly former meadow. There were 21 a. of orchards. 86 Almost half the reduced parish in 1905 was …
A History of the County of Sussex
… fruit, chiefly currants and gooseberries, and 14 a. of orchards growing apples and plums. 21 By 1944 market … listed 14 ha. of horticultural crops, including 5 ha. of orchards and small fruit, especially strawberries and …
Old and New London
… Earls of Bridgewater, in a mansion famous for its fruitful orchards. The house was burnt down in April, 1687, during the …
A History of the County of Essex
… being grown before 1639, and a lease of 1611 protected orchards from grazing cattle. 70 Other 17th-century leases … 33 cows, 105 other cattle, 145 sheep; and 188 pigs. Orchards covered 3 a. 90 In 1918 Aldham Hall farm (222 a.), …