Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 96
d belonged formerlyto the Dutchy of Lancafler. Here were formerly two parks. In the manfion houfe, probably at the eafl end, was a chapel value 10/. one chaliceof fix ounces, two filver fpoons of two ounces ; Robert Reade incumbent. In the park adjoining to the garden, are four large chefnut trees,… … Fomery or Foundbiiry Camfi Dorsetshire POMERr, OR POUNDBURT, DORCHESTER. This was a Roman camp, and is defcribed by Dr. Stukeley, inhis Itinerarium Curiefum, in the following terms: It flands halfa mile weft of Dorchefter, in a pafture called Pomery, upon the brinkof the river, which is very fteep;…
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