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Survey of London
… and a pair of back stairs, a milk house, a wash house, a stable, one orchard and one garden, all which premises are … of four lower rooms, two chambers, two garrets, a barn and stable adjoining thereto, called Sherrick Lands, belonging to …
Survey of London
… containing six bays of buildings or thereabouts. 1. One stable and brewhouse thereunto adjoining, containing Three …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… them from all purveyance, either for the King's house or stable, and from all charges for the King's removes, except …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… dressing 44 halberds, at 3 s. a doz. Hire of a yard and stable for the ordnance for half a year, and a house for the … 50 l. 13 s. 11 d.; hall and chamber, 430 l. 16 s. 5 d.; stable and marshalsea, 738 l. 14 s. 10 d.. Wages of … l. a year. Estimate of the charge for wages, the King's stable, spices, wax, and other household expenses. In all, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… Dunkirk if you were able to call yourself the king of a stable kingdom, one where you could be sure that neither you …
Survey of London
… vpp one in Mr. Sidnams backe yard, another in Mr. Sidnams Stable yard, and the third in Sr. Edmund Varneyes Stable yard for the Right honble. th' Earle of Bedford in … 02. 08 For 8 great holdfasts for ye Pumpes in ye yards and Stable yards at viiid. ye peece 00. 05. 04 For 2 great spring …
Survey of London
… a Lead water trough to convey the wast water into the Stable Yard, The water laid into the Cistern in the Stables. …