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A History of the County of Northampton
… the garden, including one near the bowling place. 28 Fruit trees, including apricots, were trained and spread in … as coppice, although two contained 380 and 480 timber trees and two others were valued at 50 years' growth, …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… access to his woods in Pauntley, reserved the apple trees growing in them for his own use. 15 In 1522 John … terms in 1466 and 1489 John d'Abitot reserved the apple trees as well as the principal timbers and their … 18 and the right there to harvest bass, bark from lime trees used in mat and basket making, provided a regular …
Old and New London
… called in his honour Goldsmith's House. An avenue of trees in the grounds was once known as "Goldsmith's Walk," … laid out with gravel walks, and thickly planted with trees, shrubs, and flowers. The chapels in the grounds are … and statutes of England, for the preservation of timber-trees, such trees to be of the growth of ten yeares;" and by …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… which have been removed, being occupied by thriving oak-trees, planted with a view to preserve the original form of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… on the lands of Winton and Fountainhall, and contain some trees of venerable growth. The substrata are limestone and … bishop of Galloway, in the ancient gardens of which are trees still bearing fruit. There are ruinous vestiges of the … range, of nearly equal height, formerly planted with trees to its very summit, and still presenting in the verdure …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Roger de Pullesdon, lessees of Mitton, for cutting down trees and taking fish from the stew and for other waste …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… the mound on which it stands is thickly grown over with trees and underwood, and, with the ruined building, … venerable yews of luxuriant growth, intermixed with other trees. Being much dilapidated, it was rebuilt about sixty … of the river are thickly studded with ornamental hedge-row trees, the meandering yet bold and majestic stream often …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is preserved in the name of Castle Hill. Numbers of trees are found underneath peat, and along the coast of the …