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Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… 0 d. lb. "ruban lacys" 5 s. 4 d. 1 lb. counters 1 s. 7 d. Exchange of a tin pot for altar wine 4 d. yd. braban 3 d. …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… and soldering 4 candlesticks of tin 10 d. Procuring by exchange 2 phials of tin for the altar of St. John 8 d. 1 …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… of said cloth from London 10 d. Tin can for wine got in exchange 5 d. Binding psalter 1 s. 3 d. …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1856. 39 The South of England Telephone Co. established an exchange in High Street in 1886. The first customer was the … 41 The National Telephone Co. established a telephone exchange in 1894 in 14 St. John's Street serving 27 … West Stockwell Street had been acquired. A new automatic exchange was opened in 1929 in a new two-storeyed building in …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… so bad that the corporation was forced to amass a store of corn to ensure that supplies were available in case of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the pension passed to the Crown at the Dissolution. 25 The corn from 2 a. held by the lord of Compton Bassett manor and … the 1930s, 87 and in 1995 Compton, 300 a., was a dairy and corn farm. 88 Freeth farm, 307 a. in 1930, included c. 70 a. … Snell in 1552. 39 In 1968 the advowson was conveyed by exchange to the Crown, which was not, however, a member of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… which is generally good, is well adapted in some parts for corn; a considerable portion of land is meadow and pasture. …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… detriment of the Commonwealth; a Man may give his Grass or Corn when it grows, or when it is in his Barn, but if he will cut it unusefully, or burn or destroy his Corn, or if he throw his Goods into the Sea that they may …
A Dictionary of London
… end of Change Alley and the eastern side of the Royal Exchange. Shown in Leake's map, 1666. Stow tells us that … were pulled down in 1565 for the erection of the Royal Exchange (Three 15th Cent. Chron. p. 135). It was burnt in …