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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… which in 1577 was broken up by Adam Archard and Thomas Hall. 94 About 1800, when the farmstead was rebuilt and … of Malmesbury and Westport church converted to a parish hall, and in 1984 Malmesbury with Westport and Brokenborough … the arcade was blocked when the church was converted to a hall. In 1553 plate weighing 9 oz. was taken for the king and …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was formerly much larger and H-shaped. 83 The north hall range, which lies east-west, originally formed the … which have been interpreted as relating to that surviving hall range on the basis of its length, although the range … Stratton, a fuller. 190 Stratton sold it in 1767 to Edward Hall, who in 1768 sold it to Joseph H. Saunders. 191 Saunders …
A History of the County of Worcester
… which consists on the ground floor of a large entrance hall occupying the whole length of the principal front, with … from the front portion of the house by a narrow staircase hall in the centre of the building. The front block is of … the saloon, an apartment of equal size with the entrance hall below it, measuring internally 46 ft. 6 in. by 22 ft. …
A History of the County of Surrey
… of Plymouth Brethren, built in 1873. The village hall was built in 1883. There is a cottage hospital, and a …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… its park of some 60 acres, was formerly known as Blissmore Hall. It is at present occupied by Captain Thomas Faith. In … in 1086, 37 represents the estate later known as BLISSMORE HALL (Busemerhale, xiii cent.; Besemerale, xiv cent.). The … Crabbe and the Prior of Ogbourne in 1428. 43 Blissmore Hall Acre is frequently mentioned in the disputes over …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… wings, new chimney stacks being built at each end of the hall, and an upper floor was put in. Both staircases appear … 310 In 1978 the school building was used as a village hall. Charities for the Poor. The Alfred John Palmer trust … 1", sheet 47 (1805 edn.); Camb. Chron. 24 July 1818; M. Hall and G. Pearce, 'Memories of Whaddon' (TS. in Cambs. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… the parish from north to south. Whaddon Park and Whaddon Hall, the seat of Mr. W. Selby-Lowndes, lie to the east of … altered by later owners, and afterwards known as Whaddon Hall. 6 In 1541 surveyors reported the house to be 'a fair … brick and covered with tile, wherein is a fair old large hall and a chapel with fair parlours, lodgings, butteries,' …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 1719, but the paten given with it in that year is without hall-mark and clearly belonged to a larger cup. 33 The …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Other freeholders are Mr. Cole, of Normanton, and Messrs. Hall and Hardwick, manufacturerers, Nottingham, who lately …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in her inventory. It consisted of a great parlour, hall, great chamber, drawing-chamber, and five other … Town Field and Weston Windmill Field. The other farm, Hall farm (i.e. the demesne farm and the modern Upper farm), … 238 Wood records that Nathaniel Greenfield of St. Edmund Hall, author of The Great Day or a Sermon setting forth the …