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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… elegant balustrades: adjoining it is one of the largest corn-mills in the county, and contiguous are an extensive …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… out into their mountain walks. Oats are the species of corn principally cultivated. This grain is generally sown for … Wales, bark, slates, and butter; the chief imports are corn, lamb and kid skins from Italy and other foreign … of small farms on the hills, who, raising little more corn than what is sufficient for the supply of their …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and offices are generally convenient buildings; and a corn-mill upon an extensive scale has been erected, the …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… by demands made for ammunition during the rebellion. The corn, up to 1590, was kept in one of twelve granaries, …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… precept or command of the Lord Mayor as for a supply of corn. The constitution of these guilds provided a convenient … the Company to attend Sidney's funeral, 5th February 1586. Corn: Lord Mayor's precept, 2nd October 1562. 14th February …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… were also from time to time assessed to the payment of corn money, 7 being a fund applied in the purchase of corn, as a provision against any scarcity or famine. 20. It … of the Company are members of the Stock Exchange, or corn factors. 60. Freemen generally apply to come on the …
Memorials of London and London Life
… in the fields of the village of Stratford, getting in his corn; and that one John, parish-clerk of the same village, as …
Memorials of London and London Life
… others in like case a fear of so offending. And that all corn to be ground at mills within the city aforesaid, and …
Memorials of London and London Life
… by a certain man unknown, caused to be brought into the corn-market at Grascherche, in London, two bushels of wheat … of all the people, and to the increase of the dearness of corn: to the damage of the commonalty, to the amount of 1000 … aforesaid, affeered two bushels of his own wheat in the corn-market at Graschirche, in London, and offered for a …