-
orchards and
vineyard to a
point just
within Richmond Park, the deer park
emparked and
enclosed by
Charles I. The
straight southwest slope is steepest, falling...
-
manor of
Orton and not a
royal possession, part of the area was
first emparked (for deer hunting) by King
Edward III in 1368 and
expansion continued over...
- at
Chartley and
Chillingham in England, and
Cadzow in Scotland, were "
emparked". [citation needed]
There were more than a
dozen white Park
Cattle herds...
-
character may be due to the
influence of
lodges (he
counted some
fifty emparked estates in Saxton's map of the shire, of 1570) and the
grand example of...
- hunt,
poaching being subject to
severe punishment: the
injustice of such "
emparked"
preserves was a
common cause of
complaint in
populist vernacular literature...
- castle,
extending the
potential for
hunting across a long east–west belt of
emparked land. In 1270
Roger Bigod, the 5th Earl,
inherited the
castle and undertook...
-
adjacent Frith Wood
which the lord of the manor, the
Bishop of London,
emparked around 1260. This
finger of land may have been the
territory of Well Street...
- by A. W. N.
Pugin c.1850 for the Rev.
Augustus Sutton. The
village was
emparked in the 18th century.
Records dating back to 1391
indicate human settlement...
- the
Abbot of Westminster,
enclosing the land for hunting. In 1537
Henry emparked the
arable land
around Upper Lodge and
ordered the
construction of brick...
- of a
grand household. Moreover, it made an
excellent deer park,
being emparked before the end of the 15th century. The dry
valley between the
house and...
