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County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… knife at him. Sess. Roll 562/1. Thomas Lewes of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, coachman, and Thomas Richards of the same, … the Bench which was to pull down his mud wall in Lincoln's Inn Fields, and for letting a new house there for … 1617; and for stealing a white gelding and a grey nag, each worth 4, belonging to Robert Lennell and Martin …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… Reg. 2/486, 487, 491, 499, 500. Joan Gage of St. Olave's, co. Surrey, widow, to give evidence against Helen Androwes … Roll 563/9, 44. G.D.R. 2/145. John Battey of St. Sepulchre's, farrier, and Ralph Liddoll of the same, tailor, for Thomas … 143 d. Guilty, no goods, to be hanged: Peter Johnson for a nag of Thomas Johnson. Guilty, no goods, seeks the book, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… below Mock bridge 47 and which is tidal for another 600 yd. above the bridge, 48 has been channelled further upstream … continue the pattern described for Cowfold. 74 The king's highway near Ewhurst, recorded in 1352, 75 was presumably … road called Harness way from Ewhurst park to St. Leonard's Forest recorded in 1567 may have been the same road. 77 …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… under Sled; 1617 under Sledge; and 1794 as the Rope maker's implement A more common, but unrelated application of the … PASTEBOARD, CLOTH, as in 'six ps slick Callicoe of 57 yd at 10d' [Inventories (1682)]. OED earliest date of use: …
A Dictionary of London
… Snuff Yard, Houndsditch See Fleur de Lis Court. Soaper's Alley, Bishopsgate Without See Sweet Apple Court. Soaper's Yard, St, Mary Axe See Soper's Yard. Socage Plough service, … I. 73). Soldiers' Court, Grub Street, Cripplegate See Nag's Head Inn. Somar's Key On the south side of Thames …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was to allow on his property, without the vice-chancellor's leave, any bear-baiting, bull-baiting or horse-baiting, … with the cockpits there by the lessees of the Cardinal's Hat and Cockpit inns; one of them, the Manor green, was … the Maidenhead in Turl Street from 1607 until 1899; 79 the Nag's Head in King Street (1783-1907); 80 and the Coach and …
Survey of London
… Hill Street and South Street, built in the late 1730's and all more or less surviving. John Eds, carpenter, agreed … was in South Audley Street next to No. 10. 6 The house's most striking feature, a three-storey projection … corner house at Adams Row where was a public house, the Nag's Head, until its suppression in 1880. 110 W. J. Goode …
A History of the County of Oxford
… or Hill Street Lane, running north from near Bartlett's Farm towards Hill Houses, and Clay Street, running from … Tar wood, 30 was a pasture ground by 1654, 31 and Herle's wood, probably to be identified with c. 10 a. of woodland … standing on the Witney to Stanton Harcourt road c. 500 yd. south of its present site. 55 In the 1830s cottages were …
Old and New London
… StreetSuffolk HouseLant StreetCharles Dickens's Home when a BoyThe MintGreat Suffolk StreetThe … "Moon-rakers"The Last Barber-surgeonWinchester HallFinch's Grotto GardensThe Old Workhouse of SouthwarkKing's Bench … prize-fighter, with plastered head, riding on a miserable nag; Cadman, a celebrated rope-dancer, is represented flying …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… twenty one car. and one mill of 8s. (or as Mr. Dugdale's copy 3s.) The clarks had one car. and an half in demesne, … books, and the arch-bishop of York is patron of all. l. s. d. Norwell Overhall, or prima pars, was 42l. is now 48 1 3 … 35 The like did Hugh Picot, for ten marks, and a nag of three marks price, received by him of the same …