At the end of Red Rackham's Treasure, the manor ( found to have been built by an illustrious ancestor of Haddock's ) is purchased by Professor Calculus on behalf of the Captain ; the fabled treasure itself is found hidden in the manor's old chapel, in the cellars.

The manor's original large estate covered the surrounding roads up to Dorking Road, and Groveside, and had grounds to the front, running down to the Guildford Road.

Church Stretton became the largest of the settlements, with the manor's parish church and market located there, and being where Bristol Road had a junction with the road to Much Wenlock and the Burway-a route over the Long Mynd.

" The manor's structure is similar to those of Ancient Greece and Rome.

Upper Homerton was divided from the village of Hackney by the width of the rectory manor's Church Field, and a path led to the churchyard.

The manor's chapel was expanded to what is called St. Ignatius Church, a center for local Native Americans converted to Christianity.

Legend has obscured the manor's origins.

The great landowners ( shugo ( governors ) and jitō ( manor's lord )), with their political independence and their tax exemptions were impoverishing the government and undermining its authority, and Kitabatake Chikafusa, Go-Daigo's future chief adviser, discussed the situation in his works on succession.

Guests then pass a ruined town hall where a mayor stands, inviting guests to become the manor's 1000th ghost.

It listed William the Conqueror's half-brother Odo, Bishop of Bayeux as the manor's feudal overlord and the Norman brothers-in-arms Robert D ' Oyly and Roger d ' Ivry as his tenants.

In exchange for protection and the right to become shugo ( governor ) or jitō ( manor's lord ), in times of peace a gokenin had the duty to protect the imperial court and Kamakura, in case of war had to fight with his forces under the shogun ’ s flag.

In any event, by that date the three main administrative roles created by the Kamakura shogunate ( gokenin, shugo ( governor ) and jitō ( manor's lord )) were certainly in existence.

The manor's medieval design reflects Garriott's interest in the era.

In 1316 John Beansheaf granted some of the manor's land to John Stonor.

Ten years later, in the manor's orchard, Danielle catches a man stealing her father's horse.

Erbury was the manor's home farm providing the bulk of basic foodstuffs from the pastures and meadows plus fruit from the orchards of pear, apple and cherry.

The manor's remains are finally destroyed for good when Gordon, Alfred, Two-Face, Killer Croc, and Two-Face's gang plant bombs on the cave roof, exposing the interior to sunlight and ending Batman's reign of terror once and for all.

He was a cousin of John Evelyn's wife and the diarist visited him at Broad Hinton in 1654, noting that he was living in the manor's gatehouse because he had burnt down his home in order to prevent the Roundheads setting up a garrison there during the Civil War.

The manor's design reveals one of the most noteworthy manor dispositions created in the Czech lands.

The manor's central location was also more convenient to the houses of the Catesby's many friends and relations.

In 1575-6 neither unmarried tenants nor under-tenants of Cooks Hall manor were allowed to feed more than four sheep or any cattle on that manor's common.

In 1587 and 1619 Bergholt Hall manor court forbade any tenant without a house and family to graze cattle on that manor's common.

A benefice generally included use of a house, i. e. a vicarage, parsonage or rectory, as well as the income from the glebe and tithes, which would provide for the living expenses of the incumbent, and the value of the advowson would thus vary according to how richly endowed the glebe had been out of the lord of the manor's manorial lands.

The inscription MINERS ' WELFARE SCHEME 1925 can still be seen on the old gateposts at the eastern end of the park.

The red brick gateposts are still visible outside the timber merchants which now occupies the site.

The pineapple-topped obelisk at Holt is one of a pair gateposts from Melton Constable park, the other having been given to the town of Dereham in 1757.

In 1984, as part of an overall plan to highlight the base's long history, the 13th Air Force History Office received permission to move the gateposts once again.

All that remains of the first station are a pair of Egyptian-looking gateposts in Campbell Street.

These structures include gas stations, flowerbeds, cottages, restaurants, fountains and gateposts.

A byway open to all traffic is sometimes waymarked using a red arrow on a metal or plastic disc or by red paint dots on gateposts or trees.

* two muzzle-loading 32-pound cannon, which were rescued from Tregantle Fort in Cornwall, where they were being used as gateposts.

The stone gateposts at the entrance remain from the original Coker manor ; these are topped by carved human heads which in 1905 Sir Frederick Treves described as " Blackamore's ", these being " those indefinite natives of the tropics having been used for the crest of the Coker family.

The only extant remains of the Garden Palace are its carved Sydney sandstone gateposts and wrought iron gates, located on the Macquarie Street entrance to the Royal Botanical Gardens.

For instance :- they will believe that there are certain places that are ' unlucky ' to step on ( e. g.: certain large cracks in a sidewalk ) or touch ( e. g.: gateposts of a certain colour ), or that an old woman is a ' witch ', or that an abandoned house is ' haunted '.

The park also contains four smaller concrete totems, two ornate concrete picnic tables with animal-form seats, a barbecue, and four sets of animal-form gateposts.

The cast iron gateposts remain and a four storey building and chimney by the River Douglas.

It is debatable whether these " semi-worked megaliths " are prehistoric or recent, since this area has been used by the farming community for at least 300 years for the collection of stone gateposts, lintels and building slabs.

The main gate was 26m wide and had gateposts that would have been 2m square.

One description of the house he wrote notes: " Between two tall gateposts of roughhewn stone ... we behold the gray front of the old parsonage, terminating the vista of an avenue of black ash trees.

The Lodge was given additional features such as gateposts to give the impression it was a gatehouse, following various previous alterations.

All that remains of what was once America's most fashionable resort is the gateposts and the sweeping views from the cleared site.