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A History of the County of Warwick
… together contributed £145 of weighed silver, £23 for dogs, £1 for a sumpter horse, £10 for a hawk, and £5 as a …
A History of the County of York
… laws: they probably obtained the right to have their dogs go unhambled as early as the mid-13th century, possibly because it was felt that the dogs could do little harm. 21 The Modern Boundaries The first … See p. 499. Distraints for the hambling of York citizen's dogs were put in respite in 1251 and 1252: Close R. 1247–51, …
Old and New London
… will, one in favour of his servants, and the other of his dogs, cats, &c. Whilst writing the latter one of his cats …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… and streets in the city to do their duties and to kill dogs going at large unled, to him given by act of court 1 … his year's fee 6, and in reward for carrying away the dead dogs and cats and other carrion laid in the streets and … hinges, staples, spikings, bars, bolts, locks, cramps and dogs of iron and other stuff and workmanship, due for one …