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Magna Britannia
… passable with coche and caryage, and convenyent places to lodge her and the company in some village or some gentleman's … 271. Ibid.ii. 617. See the account of Church Architecture. Lodge, in his Illustrations of British History, gives the … might be ridd of his wiefe, that wold be rydd of a shrewe. Lodge, vol iii. p. 5. See her Life by Pomfret. Sir Humphrey …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… House and Lowcon House are mentioned in 1635. 46 Danby Lodge is a shooting-box of Viscount Downe. Castleton, Danby …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… vested. Behind the church, southward, stands the court lodge, being a good old timbered farm house, occupied by the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Baldwin's, and is now distinguished by the name of the Lodge, being the scene of their exercise and recreation; at …
Magna Britannia
… Duryards, now called Belmont, of Thomas Snow, Esq. Duryard Lodge, or Mount Stamp, is the property and residence of John … Mrs. Juliana Wells, has given the name of Pindar Lodge, was the property, and had been the birth-place, of Dr. … a church or chapel. This place, afterwards called Wolford Lodge, was the seat of the late General Simcoe, who purchased …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… G 7/515/3. Inf. from Mrs. A. D. Potter, Great Smithcot Lodge. W.A.S. Libr., sale cat. xxviiiA, no. 14. W.R.O. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… which from the 19th century seryed a large farm, and Grove Lodge, another 17th-century farmhouse, which belonged until … End (earlier the Poplars and Blount's Farm). 108 A small lodge at the entrance to the castle grounds dates from the … attracted visitors from all over the region. The lodge at the castle gates was occupied by a professional who …