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London Sheriffs Court Roll
… in a plea of debt, by R. Scot. jurata John of Writele, chaucer, def., v. Stephen of Uptone in a plea of trespass, … William of Tauntone, attached by his body v. Richard le Chaucer in a plea of account. Gilbert le Rede - in …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… William of Tauntone, attached by his body v. Richard le Chaucer in a plea of debt. Nicholas Crane, Thomas of Beri, …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… 85] William of Taunton, attached by his body v. Richard le Chaucer in a plea of account. Nicholas Krane, Thomas of Beri, …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… detention of one supertunic, by the same. John of Writele, chaucer, def., v. Stephan of Uptone in a plea of trespass, by …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… William of Tauntone, attached by his body v. Richard le Chaucer in a plea of account. Gilbert le Rede, better …
London Sheriffs Court Roll
… and Maude his wife, pls., appear v. William le Taverner, chaucer, Robert Neel, and Agnes, relict of Robert Heigne, … Heigne and Maude his wife sue against William le Taverner, chaucer, and Robert Neel, executors of the will of Robert …
A History of the County of Oxford
… persistence and the spread of the vernacular in the age of Chaucer and Langland. 175 In the following century the Latin … hoods; cf. Murray, New Eng. Dict. Clar. Press, Cap.; cf. Chaucer (ed. Skeat), Cant. Tales, Prol. 1. 260, 'Of double …
Survey of London
… of Anacreon and Horace and author of a modernized Chaucer. 149 Despite its front, No. 73 is a well-preserved …
Old and New London
… VII. SOUTHWARK ( continued).FAMOUS INNS OF OLDEN TIMES. "Chaucer, the Druid-priest of poetry, First taught our muse to … and the Canterbury PilgrimsCharacters mentioned by Chaucer in the "Canterbury Tales"Stow's Definition of … recent date, was the "Tabard Inn," renowned by Chaucer as the rendezvous of the Canterbury Pilgrims, five …
Old and New London
… who were not a few." Kent Street was the route taken by Chaucer's jolly pilgrims, of whom we shall have more to say … are assessed at two shillings. He adds, "We cannot read Chaucer's description of the Host without acknowledging the …