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Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… have for evermore the kepyng of assise of bred < e > , wyne and ale, and correction and punition therof, within the … .ij. salt salers of peauter; item, .iij. pipes of Gascoyn wyne; item, a hoggeshede of swete wyne; item, .ij. pipes of sider; item, .iiij. hoggeshedes of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… oure justice of the commen bench, [col. b] of a tonne of wyne to hym graunted by the yere of oure prises, of us and of … lettres patentes undre his grete seale, of a < ton of > wyne, to be taken and had yerely at his port of Kyngeston … patentes, for terme of his lyf, of or for a tonne of wyne, tobe had and perceyved within oure port of Bristowe. …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… the same [p. vi-139] [col. a] karvell, then laden with wyne and cloth to the value of .iij c . marcs, felonsly and … therof, and shall ordeyne and fynde belles, bookes, brede, wyne and lightes, with all maner honourmentes, and other … folowyng; that is to say, .iij. s. of every tonne of wyne commyng into this his reame, and of every tonne of swete …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… hulk "a pype of seke, a but of mamsy, to hoxedes of whyt wyne." By his and Lord Gray's advice I have planted the …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… rejoice your grace. Most men think, "kepyng Haddyngton, ye wyne Skotland." Berwick. Signed: Thom's Palmer. 2 pp. …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… or money to pay so many, and I shall gete ye . . . 3 yf I wyne not Broghtty . . . 3 Now it shalbe seen who is a trew …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… within, bot it is of na strynth, for the barmekyn beand wyne, the hous is gottin." Angus's folks won it from the …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… shall be preachers through the whole realm "to water the wyne." In this parliament there is nothing to be done but to …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… with both honourably "she would serve for water in his wyne to temper him well inoughe," and would undertake that if …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… in negotiations, as in their drink, "putt water to theyr wyne." They take it not greatly to heart whether the Queen …