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Survey of London
… of Wynchastur[s] plasse was rychely hangyd with ryche cloth of arras wrought with gold and sylver and sylke" for …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… involved. It is possible that their chief merchandise was cloth, and even as late as the reign of Edward I no less than … provide thirty cloths and those of Leicester ten. Besides cloth it is probable that the northern cities may have sent … sent. 16 The West countrymen 17 possibly brought coarse cloth from an early period in addition to tin and perhaps …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… an aid either from their fee farm or from the ulnage of cloth to help in the repair of the walls; for the greater … the next few years grants were made from the ulnage of cloth in Winchester and the county for the repair of the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… one Benet Hervy had been caught in possession of stolen cloth, imprisoned and by sentence in the portmanmote 6 ( … the 15th century it is possible that the still active cloth manufacture of the soke, considerable in proportion to …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… rents amounting to 44 s. 10 d. a year. The whole ulnage of cloth seems to have been in the hands of the mayor and … the farm of the custody and ulnage of all vendable cloth in the city and county to the Mayor and bailiffs of … a livery gown of three yards and a half of broad Kentish cloth at the charges of the chamber of the city at 7 s. the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… furnishing of the guests' beds, with their coverlets of cloth of gold furred with ermine, testers of shining cloth of gold and curtains of white sarcenet, their baths, in … the king's New Tower, to a fourth which was hung with rich cloth of gold bordered with crimson velvet, where the King of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and flint, used for building. The manufacture of woollen-cloth was formerly carried on to a considerable extent, but …