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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the district; steamengines of every power, cylinders, and cannon, besides the various smaller articles of cast-iron, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… are again brought into active operation. A foundry for cannon was established at Bersham by the late John and …
Old and New London
… mills, Dr. Hughson informs us, "are cast shot, shells, cannon, and other implements of war; in another part the …
A Dictionary of London
… was little better than a swamp. Candlewick: East part of Cannon Street and west part of Eastcheap. Walbrook: West part of Cannon Street. Walbrook and Candlewick Wards seem both formed …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… taken by the Scots, with 200 prisoners and seven pieces of cannon. Part of the ruins of the convent was converted, some …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by storm, when the former lost 600 men and eight pieces of cannon. In 1648, a numerous body of Scottish troops, under …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… enclosing an order of Council [missing] touching some cannon and other stores desired by Sir William Mathew, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… list] at 35 l. per an. : therefore praying to succeed John Cannon deceased [in the superior list ibid.] at 40 l. per an. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Nathaniel Cory for the service of the said Province the cannon, great guns and appurtenances as in the estimate … is to issue to the Ordnance the money for the said cannon, great guns and appurtenances according to the said … said estimate, signed by John Povey. s. d. iron ordnance 4 Cannon of 7 [pounder] and 16 Demi Cannon 1018 16 0 ladles and …