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A History of the County of Somerset
… Prior was divided into two parts, Hugh Donne acquiring the hall, kitchens and rooms above, and a room 'within the hall', together with part of the barn. 84 In 1740 the house, … if not rebuilt, and in sole occupation, comprised a hall, parlour, pantry, and kitchen, with six rooms above, and …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… to the west on the south of the main road is Thornton Hall, the property of Capt. Hill, who possesses some valuable … built out to the north-east of the main block. The present hall is stone paved and has a good 18th-century stone … south and by the side of the beck. Eastmead described the Hall in 1824 as 'a large and commodious modern mansion.' 13 …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… above ordnance datum, but rises to the west of Kilvington Hall to 225 ft. The hamlet of Thornton-le-Street is situated … and the beck are some old inclosures. Thornton-le-Street Hall stands among woods in a large park about half a mile … and is now the residence of Mr. G. J. Murray. The Old Hall stands on the main road a short distance to the north of …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… it dates from 1788, though still unfinished in 1823. Danby Hall, the seat of Mr. Henry Scrope, has been for over three … windows is somewhat confusing. Half a mile east of the hall in a field called Chapel Garth are the foundations of an …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Watlass, is south of the village and of Thornton Watlass Hall, it is probable that Watlass lay south of Thornton. The … and in front have hedged garden plots. Thornton Watlass Hall, the seat of Sir Matthew B. Smith-Dodsworth, bart., … stands in a park of about 100 acres. The entrance to the hall is at the north end of the village. The building …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Husband, one . . . . Fancourt; in it now dwells Henry Hall, the Son of Mr. Henry Hall, who hath lately sold his Farm of four or five Oxgangs …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… of this notable Lordship, (except some Part of the Hall, Mr. Armstrong's House) but a Shepherd only kept Ale to …
A History of the County of Surrey
… seised of the other manor in Thorpe, known as the manor of Hall Place (q.v.), and the two manors, thus united, became … III, cap. 7, when a partition was effected, and Thorpe and Hall Place went to the heirs of Mary, who had taken the name … referred to for the first time by the alternative name of HALL PLACE, was conveyed to John Chambers, clerk, and others, …
Magna Britannia
… of his daughters, 1731; Robert Freeman, Esq., of Wheston.hall, 1763; Robert Charlton, Esq., who married his niece and … congregation of Dissenters, in 1702. Wheston or Whetstone-hall is the property of the Duke of Norfolk, and in the … now vested in the devisees in trust under his will. Walton-hall was formerly a seat of the Ferrers family; and was …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 1941. 36 The site was occupied after 1958 by the village hall. 37 Apart from some heath land in the south and the Moor … the manor, sometimes called Thriplow Bury, for Gonville Hall, Cambridge, c. 1355 was not fulfilled. 46 In 1600 bishop … a small timber-framed and thatched house, including a hall and parlour, belonged to the estate. 70 It may have …