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A History of the County of Oxford
… farming, and bee-keeping. Most holdings had a strip under corn, a strip under barley, and a strip under potatoes, the … at Little Minster. 89 The latter was presumably the water corn mill held in 1324 by Aymer de Valence with part of … village's western end: two adjoining mills there, one for corn and one for fulling, were mentioned in 1197 when William …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of which 1012 are common or waste. Great quantities of corn are sent to Gloucester and other places, for loading … come up at spring tides; also commodious warehouses for corn, malt, and coal. The petty-sessions for the division of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Said Backwell is called in about the business of imported corn. The Solicitor General being present says let the corn be seized and then the King will maintain his …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the penalty of forest laws: all at a pepper-corn rent. Said petition, being referred on the 9th inst. to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… George Moor, and Thomas Merrit for the High Duties of corn imported from foreign parts, do direct him to state the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Parry says as there is a prospect of a plentiful year for corn so there is of fruit for cyder; the latter is a …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 17067 to the 1st of May 1707 by certificate (except corn) for Scotland or any foreign parts, expressing the kinds …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Guard. [Ordered that] 1,200 hats lately seized in a mow of corn in Kent be burnt, being the King's part. Mr. Dewey to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… with the Attorney General in the business of exported corn. The salary of the Collector of Minehead is to be …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… They [the contractors] must be obliged to take their corn out of England. [Send] to the Lord Deputy for a state of … covenant [in his contract, viz.] for exporting [English] corn be useless it must be left out; or it may be [left] in …