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A History of the County of Shropshire
… kale were increased considerably to compensate for the hay that could no longer be grown. 26 Although the war had … four-course rotation and six were not allowed to sell off hay, straw, or roots under any circumstances. 59 That … cattle in the shippons for months, feeding them expensive hay, silage, and commercial feeds and actually watch them …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… grazing animals as well as people collecting and cutting wood; of heaths and uplands walked by flocks of sheep several … Shropshire the examples are provided by Lythwood, a royal hay of c. 800 a. in the Long forest 3 miles south of … in a number of closes whose names, with the elements 'hay', 'stocking', and 'bruches', indicate that they were …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the importance of meadow lay chiefly in the provision of hay for the ploughing beasts. Hay is mentioned only once, at Ebury (65), where it follows … third tree and the third pig of the pannage of the nearest wood which belongs to Kingsbury, which is held in common as …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1 plough. 8 [There is] pasture for the cattle of the vill; wood[land] for 400 pigs and [yielding] 3 s. The whole is … 2 serfs. [There is] pasture for the cattle of the vill; wood[land] for 2,000 pigs. The whole is worth £56; and when … 1 cottar. [There is] meadow for 8 ploughs, and from the hay ( de feno) [is rendered] 60 s. From the pasture [is …
Survey of London
… stone with decorated iron balusters, the service stair of wood. On the upper floors the drawing-room occupied its …