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A New History of London
… This ditch after the fire of London was made navigable for barges to come up by the assistance of the tide, as far as …
A New History of London
… and Queenhithe has long been a harbour for large boats, barges, and even ships, which anciently anchored at that … of these vessels came laden with corn, as the west country barges do now with malt and meal, this being the great meal …
Calendar of Border Papers
… and cattle, himself taken prisoner to Scotland, 20 l.; Barges in Waverton, 3 houses broken up by 16 Scots, after …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… lock, was submitted in 1935 by 24 owners and masters of barges trading between Hull and Beverley. The anticipated … a small increase in traffic was expected and that modern barges were too large to enter the beck. 89 Except for three …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in 1672 and 1705. 71 In the early 19th century three barges at least plied between Bramber and Shoreham, 72 …