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Survey of London
… to the airiness of the Piazza and the 'small Grotto of Trees' with the domed roofs of the two classical banqueting … dyall in the midst of the railes where now the trees [ sic] are, it being very improbable they should ever …
Survey of London
… level. All have front gardens with enough space for mature trees. East of St. Mark's Road the pattern is very similar in …
Survey of London
… that little Teasel of Ground, we enlarge St. Mary Spittle. Trees we cut down, and Gardens added to it. Thanks be the … of the Artillery Ground were enlarged at this time. Trees are shown on the Ground in the sixteenth-century maps … Artillery Parke along the east wall, apparently lined with trees or bushes on its west side, with a platform for guns at …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… one; but the present walk up the middle avenue, with the trees on each side, to be carefully preserved. The necessary … entire space between the buildings on each side 100 feet. Trees are intended to be planted on both sides of the road, …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… and grass-plots, beautified with images, and beset with trees, which afford a very pleasing shade: the other part of … of this agreeable place. A fine avenue shaded with trees leads direct to the house, and on each side of the …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Richardson. Behind is a fine grass field, ornamented with trees. It is called the Spring Gardens, being formerly used … adjoining Mr. Armstrong's house on the west side, and the trees that shade the Magdalen Meadows on the east, impart to … the Andersons of Bradley and Jesmond are, Gules, three oak trees argent; crest, on a chapeau gules, turned up ermine, a …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Both sides of this street were formerly shaded by large trees, which rendered this entrance into the town exceedingly …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… adjoining to which the corporation has planted several trees, which will add much to the beauty of the place. Higham …