Meanings of baronial hall in English

We may suppose that while Lady Nairn in her baronial hall wrote-

And trying to make some baronial hall sowing trees up our drive.

His own were in a baronial hall at the head of a beautiful valley.

He was proud, proud of his old name and of his new-founded baronial hall.

The building itself is a good specimen of the baronial hall of the olden time.

The main room was like some baronial hall of the old days of war and plunder.

The far wall was almost all brick fireplace, as enormous as any in an English baronial hall.

Chad, without being exactly a baronial hall of the first magnitude, was nevertheless a very fine old house.

The prestigious property comes with many stately home trappings including a portico-fronted entrance, baronial hall and acres of grounds.

I went into one that had wooden pillars supporting the roof like some baronial hall, with neat little cupboards, tables, beds, and everything complete.

A baronial hall, dating from the Conquest-a ducal castle, not to speak of a Royal Presence Chamber-wasnothing to Deborah Pennycuick after a while.

Vanessa's husband Clive Bell received deflatingly grand treatment as "The Messiah", announced by a speeding dove and born in a baronial hall.

THE housekeeper ushers me into the deep gloom of the baronial hall of Dame Barbara Cartland's country house 20 or so miles north of London.

For, they explained, a banquet in a baronial hall had to have a peacock, as well as a boar's head, and an ox roasted whole!

It was made to resemble a baronial hall, "figures in mediaeval armour being scattered about as the bearers of the lights which illuminated the chamber."

One naturally takes an interest in one's baronial halls.