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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… inhabitants. It comprises 2780 acres, of which 125 are in wood. A pleasure-fair is held on August 5th. The living is a … railway also crosses the river by a bridge constructed of wood. The Hall was destroyed by fire in 1736, but was soon … the surface is gently undulated, with a small portion of wood, and is intersected by the road from Hereford to …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… and two acres of land, twenty three of meadow, sixty of wood, 100s. and 20d. rent in the same manor; to which fine … lord of Egmanton, sold to Henry Deyvill a certain place of wood beneath his park of Egmanton, called the East Park, to cut down the wood thereof, according as it was assigned by certain bounds, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… occurs in the time of Henry III., is now overgrown with wood. Fairs are held on PalmMonday, Easter-Monday, … is also of oak; and the windows are of rich painted glass. Hay Carr, with 200 acres, all planted round, is the property …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… kept with the provision of Athlone and 12 or 14 with the hay of Kilmainham, and for grass it costeth him nothing, … officers and horsemen at 6 d. the day for each horse for hay and provender is by the year 1,001 l. Board wages for 55 …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… assembled themselves together and became rebels and wood-kerne in that country, robbing and spoiling Her …