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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 …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… Richard Grewe one of the common hunt's men for killing 515 dogs at 2d. the piece 4.5s.10d., and for killing 312 dogs at like rate 52s., and for killing 168 dogs at like rate 28s. [cf. 21, 238]; summa 13.5s.10d. 108. …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… for hasps, hinges, staples, spikings, bars, cramps and dogs of iron and other stuff and workmanship, due for one …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… to Richard Grewe the common hunt's man for killing 1,055 dogs at 1d. the piece 6.11s.10d.; 30 July to James Harman for …
Old and New London
… Charterhouse was tossed (as Henry threw sops to his dogs) to John Brydges, yeoman, and Thomas Hale, groom of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Asylum. Distressed Foreigners' Society. Home for Lost Dogs, Harpurhey. Shelter for Lost Cats, Cheetham. …