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A New History of London
… the like sum of four pounds nineteen shillings: which cloth, cloths, and other woollen manufactures, or any of … the like sum of four pounds nineteen shillings. Which cloth, cloths, and other woollen manufactures, or any of … one penny. Carpets of needle-work or trent-work, for every carpet to pay one penny. Coverlets, the horse-pack to pay …
Report to the Master of the Rolls on Documents in the Archives of Venice
… themselves by putting before themselves a long linen cloth which reached the ground, and round their necks they … returned and gave to each of these poor people a piece of cloth of royal mixture to clothe themselves with. Then … most aged of all; and this robe was of the finest purple cloth, lined with martens' fur, and with sleeves so long and …
A New History of London
… wine, powderable wares, fish or other victuals, wool, cloth, wares, or other vendible things whatsoever, …
A New History of London
… cwt. qt. 112lb. 0 1 0 Cherries, the cwt. qt. 112lb. 0 1 2 Cloth, French woollen, each twenty yards 0 8 0 Cloth, scarlet, the yard 0 1 0 Cochenele, Silvester or … hundred ells, at six score 0 2 0 Coals, the chaldron 0 1 0 Cloth, broad, the piece 0 1 2 Cloves, mace, nutmegs and …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… in his armour without the helmet, wearing a surcoat of cloth of gold; his hair bound in a rich golden cap in which … plates bound together with rings instead of seams, others cloth of gold, velvet and rich clothing; and they were … almost all are clad in long white coats edged with green cloth and wear breast plates, and steel caps on their heads. …
The Environs of London
… about 26l per annum. Their clothing to be a light-coloured cloth, all of one colour; for which shall be yearly allowed, …
The Environs of London
… time powder-mills. They are now occupied as a sail-cloth manufactory. ISLINGTON. P. 136.Sir Henry Paulet St. …