inclosure

A few minutes longer, and the whole pack would be in the inclosure.

This will put the 768 acre inclosure at risk of being built on.

There was an inclosure award on the parish in 1772.

There were three gates to open before reaching the inclosure, each by a different key.

Inclosure is the name given to the parliamentary statute thus created.

The second inclosure contains, as I suppose, a wedding present.

All the horses and cattle were driven into the inclosure.

He pointed to a little inclosure on the summit of the cone.

I saw Tiffany trot across the inclosure and up to his door.

Little Jack often accompanied his mother when she walked in the inclosure; but he wished very much to go outside.

The inclosure across which we passed was barren except for the few trees that had been left standing.

A few minutes later he entered the inclosure west of the house, where the swimming pool lay.

My dear Father, I have received your letter and its inclosure.

The reporter was hustled inside the inclosure and the door slammed.

The house stood within an inclosure, and a short distance from the road along which I was moving with wearied feet.

The inclosure is used for army training with various tank crossings scattered around the area.

It was "A scattered area, due to its inclosure of county territory.

An inclosure act was drawn up in 1802, designed to remove all squatters who had been there less than 20 years.

There were Inclosure Acts passed for the common fields in 1772-3 and 1776-7.

Until inclosure in 1799, agriculture was carried out in three open fields.

It was cultivated in three open fields until parliamentary inclosure in 1814.

That letter and its inclosure brought only sorrow to Mark Twain.

It led into a desolate inclosure, half garden, half yard.

An inclosure dropped to the floor when she opened it, in the shape of a small slip of paper.

The silvery creature began to whip about the inclosure.