Hyde Park
an enclosure of about monasteries, in the reign of Henry VIII. 400 acres, in London, extending from the HYDE PARK, an enclosure of about canal or sheet of water, called the Serpentine, though in the form of a par- Caroline. At the E. end of it is an armonasteries, in the reign of Henry VIII. of the crown on the dissolution of the allelogram, was made in Hyde Park, between 1730 and 1733, by order of Queen of the crown on the dissolution A canal or sheet of water, called the HYDERABAD Till the middle of the 17th century there was a part of it which contained deer.