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Old and New London
… applied for instructions how to write down "edge-bone of beef" in a bill of commons. Then there was Blustering Mingay, …
Old and New London
… They used to be fed once a day only, on a piece of beef of eight or nine pounds weight. The lioness was …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… or no. And he heard that he was Hanged for a Quarter of Beef, that he and some of the Company took away. Lord Dillon … for flying from his Colours, and for stealing some Beef. Patrick Gough a Witness. Patrick Gough Sworn, and asked … voice of the report was, He was Hanged for a Quarter of Beef, and running away from his Colours. Lord Ranelagh asked …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… of Rates 1634. and so forward to the last Book, do value Beef at 16 l. a Tun But because Beef is sold in Derry and Colerane, for 6 or 7 l. a Tun at …
A History of the County of Essex
… Instead the money was given away to the poor in tea and beef. The annuity has not apparently been receive since 1915 …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… and Mr. Hay Chirurgeons, have sworn, that very often the Beef, and other Flesh, was Carrion, and that all the … and Hardy, Pensioners there, that each Man's Allowance of Beef, when boiled, seldom weighed above six Ounces, and very …
Cardiff Records
… haymaking was done by women. There was much roasting of beef and baking of mince pies a few days before the Christmas … barley 5 s. 6 d. butter 8 d. an earthen cawdle cupp 2 d. beef 5 s. 6 d. p d Anne of y e Moors for Owen y e Mason 1 s. … To Morgan W m of Lwynygrant for Reed 6 s. Roger Morgan for Beef 4 s. 8 d. To the Boy to goe to Coal 10 d. 9 th p d James …
Old and New London
… The barge seems to have been well supplied with ribs of beef, wine, and pippins. We find the ubiquitous Company at …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… a farm of c. 940 a. on which corn was grown and sheep and beef cattle were kept. 35 Tidcombe had little woodland. Scots …