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The Environs of London
… are also many woolstaplers, fellmongers, curriers, and leather-dressers, and some parchement makers. The water-side … buried July 15, 1744. "Mr. Langworthy, of Long-lane, leather-cutter, aged 103, buried Sept. 4, 1750. "Walter …
A New History of London
… chrystal, no. 11 and 12, the dozen 1 0 0 Gloves of Spanish leather, the dozen pair 0 0 2 Grain for dyers, scarlet … the c. five score 0 0 1 Lewres for hawks, the dozen 0 0 2 Leather, bazel, the dozen skins 0 0 2 Leather hangings, gilt, the piece 0 3 0 Leather for masks, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… satisfaction of so much [by him] expended for six Russia leather chairs for the use of the Treasury. T 38/737, p. 100. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Ibid. 1692. Oct. 18. 24 l. 19 s. 5 d. to Henry Daniell, leather seller for snapsacks by him furnished to the said …
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… been included. MLat alutarius (from Lat aluta 'chamois leather') 'cordwainer'. A leatherseller is sometimes mercator … is probably right in his suggestion that the kissers were leather-dressers or dealers. It is significant that John … called John Tilli. We may also note Edmund Haringeie, leather-merchant (1385-6 Will), a brother of Ralph atte Brom, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 'floor' he examined at Stoke Newington. Objects of wood, leather, and bone, fashioned or utilized by the Palaeolithic …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… usually round-based, shapes (possibly derived from leather containers), plain or sparingly decorated round the …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… but Sydenham occ. as archdcn. s.d. (Bodl. Libr., MS. Arch. Seld. B 23 f. 26). Sydenham pardoned for accepting prov. 27 …
A Dictionary of London
… Benet, Paul's Wharf. Arraces Selde The reversion of this seld was devised by Thomas atte Puwe to Alice his wife, 1342 (Ct. H.W. I. 472). Probably the seld of Robert de Arraz mentioned in the will of Henry le Wimpler, 1281. Henry had a chest in the seld, and Stephen de Scholaunde had two chests in it, 1283. …