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A History of the County of Hampshire
… the ground rents were rather lower than in the year of the Black Death 5 17 s. 3 d. and one pound of cummin ( cymini). …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the corner of Southgate Street and the High Street is the Black Swan Hotel, on the site of the old Swan Inn of the 15th …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Nicholas had removed them when he paved the chapel with black-and-white marble in 1681, and cast away to be lost or … trencher and knife, and the beer-butler with a lagena or 'black-jack.' 5 It is 36 ft. long by 18 ft. broad and 28 ft. … letters, 'the third lot to be flogged,' is the 'bibling rod.' The lines and probably the emblems were on the wall of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… derived from this source up to about the period of the Black Death (1349). In the rolls 60 for the year 13501 we … through the garden of St. Cross. Two years 71 before the Black Death we find a further total appreciation in value, … of the Barton Mill had also declined from 5 to 3 3 s. The Black Death 72 did not immediately affect the revenue derived …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Bks. among the Corporation documents. Add. MS. 6036 (the Black Book of Winchester), fol. 11. See also fol. 28 for … entering the gild merchant may be seen in Add. MS. 6036, Black Book of Winchester, vol. 2 b, 72 b, and First Bk. of … ninety-nine folios of this book were extracted from the Black Book of Winchester according to an order made during …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the arms of Edward III, 'the shield for peace' of the Black Prince, William of Wykeham's cheverons and roses, the … in the seventh bay of the north arcade, and is one of the black Tournai marble fonts of mid-12th-century date, of which …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… portion having projecting eaves. The bowl of the font, of black Tournai marble, is of 12th-century date. It is square … vestment. In the pavement of the south transept is a brass black letter inscription to Alexander Ewart, a former brother … of glass, including the Beaufort arms and some pieces of black and white glass, probably of 14th-century date, and …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Poor Knights. The Great Pestilence, better known as the Black Death, ravaged England during 1348 and 1349, and it was … A lodging was also built in 13534 for the Usher of the Black Rod. Besides these works a striking clock was set up in the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… closer confinement at Hertford. The marriage of Edward the Black Prince with his cousin Joan Countess of Kent took place … words to the king. 113 In the following year, 13701, the Black Prince, broken in health, returned to England and was … widow and son. The appointment of a virger to carry the rod before the king on the feast of St. George is the only …
Survey of London Monograph
… 1367 granted 20 mks a year for bringing good news of the Black Prince (presumably a report of the victory at Najara, … partially printed 1717 and 1774; Athen. Oxon., iv, 354; Black's Catalogue of the Ashmolean MSS., 1845.) Arms: … hand extended toward heaven and left holding a Caducan rod or.' (Harl. Soc., vol. 76 (1925), p. 8.) 23. JOHN DUGDALE …