In 1755 about half the land was in unenclosed strips, but enclosure by private agreement began in 1807 and was largely complete by 1850.
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The original church was said to have had the largest churchyard in England, inasmuch as the church stood on the highway and was unenclosed.
43.
Even when the shutters are fully opened, the pipes do not speak as clearly into the room as they would if they were otherwise unenclosed.
44.
As part of this development, the family created a large, new deer park around the castle, replacing the older, unenclosed hunting grounds.
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The oil storage facility was not relocated from the unenclosed river harbour to this new harbour because it would have created longer transport routes on land.
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The green was unenclosed common land, used for grazing with a pinfold where stray animals were kept until released on the payment of a fine.
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The land within the parish boundary of St Giles ( about 1, 370 acres ) remained largely unenclosed until the beginning of the 19th century.
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Much of Morvil was unenclosed moorland until late 18th century enclosures resulted in large, regular fields, a process completed by the 1839 tithe survey.
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These unenclosed malls include neighborhood and community shopping centers and range generally from 30, 000 square feet of space up to 350, 000 square feet.
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A flock of Hebridean sheep, ultimately 300 in number, was guided by a shepherd and an assistant to graze unenclosed areas of the forest heathland.
