I will check out dates as soon as I can. In the mean time, here is a closer look at the two maortars used.
And, of course, dates are pretty easy. The Landmark Trust have a page about the stables.
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Jacques Heyman: The Stone Skeleton : Structural Engineering of Masonry Architecture
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