WIMPLE-HALL, (Cambridgeshire) 5 m. from Royston, and S. W. from Cambridge, was built, at a vast expence, in a very dirty
country, by the late Earl of Radnor, and afterwards bought by the late D. of Newcastle, in a partition of whose vast
estate, it fell to the late Earl of Oxford, who married his only daughter; but his Lp. sold it a little before his death
to the present Ld. chancellor Hardwick. The Earl of Oxford, in digging canals here, found many bodies, and rusty pieces of
iron, supposed to be the remains of some battle.