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Other famous homes of Great Britain and their stories (1902)
Malan, A[lfred] H[enry], [from old catalog] ed · New York and London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 158
hither, andto keep them fixed to their habitation when they were there. ^ Osterley was thus united with the manor of Heston, inwhich parish it is still included. The corn raised on this land hasbeen renowned since the days of the Tudors and Stuarts, whowere hence supplied with the fiour from which… … 125 126 ©stcrlei? park So Sir Thomas, who though on pleasure bent had still afrugal mind, set up a corn-mill, and, moreover, established apaper- and an oil-mill on the adjacent stream ; as the last twowere new manufactures, he probably desired to keep them underhis own eye. The worthy merchant was…Historic buildings · Country homes · Dwellings
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