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A History of the County of York North Riding
… of Feetham (Fytun, xiii cent.), Gunnerside, Kearton, Lodge Green, Low Row (Raw) and Pot Ing. Muker township … 61 and he transformed part of Smarber Hall, his shooting lodge, into a chapel. 62 The Congregational chapel at Reeth …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… were attached as a hare warren to the royal hunting lodge at Royston. When they were sold in 1650 Joyce's heir … of Devonshire. He added, close to the turnpike, a sporting lodge and jockey house in red brick, 213 later Odsey House. … glebe of 138 a. Previously it had been grouped with Lodge farm of 135 a., farmed from the 1870s to 1902 with Town …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… parish is a plantation called Haddon Nursery, with Shark's Lodge to the north of it; Toon's Lodge lies near the eastern boundary. Thorney Abbey. Azure …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… passed away this manor, with the seat called Halsted court-lodge, and the lands belonging to it, to Mr. Edward Ashe, of … and was succeeded in title and in this manor (the court-lodge, now called Halstedplace, having been sold off by his … four pence for a dead heriot. The mansion-house, or court-lodge of the manor, formerly called Halsted-court, but now …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… connects Hamble with the parish of Hound, stands Sydney Lodge, the seat of the earl of Hardwicke, while the Hon. Mrs. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the parish, forming in some places the boundary. Hampstead Lodge or Park stands in a large park to the south-east of the … for the last fifty years, was a keeper's house or hunting lodge, enlarged at a comparatively recent date. The park is … among the recognized Berkshire serjeanties. Hampstead Lodge, Hampstead Marshall Hampstead Marshall is first found …