| Description | Records '...that the said wood called High Arcoll through which one of the principal Rides were made was situate about eight hundred yards South East of the said Mansion house stood on an Eminence and appeared extremely Beautiful form the Mansion House and terminated the Horizon and that every Tree in that wood was marked to be Cut Down which if done that part of the Country would be laid naked and the Eye carried into the Clouds instead of resting on the Ornamental Beauty and Shelter of those fine Trees...'
Notes that the Court 'did Order that an Injunction should be Awarded to restrain you... from Cutting down any Timber or other Trees Growing on the Estate in Question which were planted or Growing there for the protection or Shelter of the Mansion House belonging to the said Estate or for the ornament of the said House or which grew in Lines Walks Vistas or otherwise for the Ornament of the said House or the Gardens parks or pleasure Grounds thereto belonging until you the said Defendants should appear to and fully Answer the Complainants Bill...' under penalty of £10,000.
Endorsed: '5/10' |