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A History of the County of Hampshire
… though in 1346 London merchants are mentioned as buying wool from the bishop. 13 York, Beverley, Lincoln, Leicester … it is probable that the northern cities may have sent wool and hides, though Hampshire and the neighbouring … contributors and even from the Cotswolds and Hereford wool may have been sent. 16 The West countrymen 17 possibly …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… presented Richard Denmead for having unjustly carried away wool of various colours to the value of 25 d., 149 and … the twenty-four, the four common auditors, two weighers of wool, two 'cadaveratores,' two testers of woad, wardens of … appear three 'scrutatores' and one sealer 184 of skins and wool, two testers of ale, five porters of the five gates of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Salisbury. Two-thirds of the great tithes of corn, wool, and lambs, belong to the vicar of Chipping-Campden, in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… to include East Burton, but this is now in the parish of Wool. Winfrith Newburgh village, the original settlement, … all on the edge of the heathland near the Dorchester-Wool road, and Broomhill (1227) in the extreme N. of the … East Burton (1210) on the S. bank of the Frome, and now in Wool parish, was another. The parish church and Winfrith …
A Dictionary of London
… Gate See Wolsies Gate. Wolhouse See Woolhouse. Wolkaye See Wool Quay. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… augmented. The main exports are corn, rape-seed, long wool (of which great quantities are sent to the clothing …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… colza crop, planted to provide lamp oil and also used in wool manufacture, totally lost. 50 Damage on a similar scale …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… vicar was to receive the tithes except those of flax and wool. Land and other tithes were assigned to him for …