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A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… dealers. 10 In 1748 fairs were suspended because of cattle disease. 11 In the 1780s the August fair, then held on the …
Survey of London
… near by for patients afflicted with the full-blown disease, in Lower Street (now Essex Road). 99 In 1752 the … stop the hospital going ahead, citing the 'terror' of the disease in the neighbourhood and threats by tenants to leave. …
Old and New London
… to oppose their retreat, as likely to sow the seeds of the disease still more widely, and to carry the infection further …
Old and New London
… the once "religious houses" into nests of poverty, misery, disease, and vice. The region above alluded to formerly …
Old and New London
… replied, "I think that the remedy would be worse than the disease." It is said that late in life Milton met James II., …
Old and New London
… but that he sheltered many of the sufferers by that disease who had no residences except in the doomed city, …
Old and New London
… the savage authors gone on still, Fustian had been a new disease i' the bill." The moral of Shadwell's piece is the …