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Survey of London Monograph
… a worse Christian than he was, and a better knight of the carpet than he could be." "He might have been with the Queen …
Alumni Oxonienses
… John Buckler, of Cawsay, Dorset), dubbed a knight of the carpet on Shrove Tuesday, 22 Feb., 1546-7, P.C. to Queen …
A History of the County of Stafford
… was closed in 1970, and by 1986 the building was used as a carpet warehouse. The congregation united with that of …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Drawing Room and Billiard Room which cost 51. A further carpet for the State Dining Room costing 34 12s 9d was … Clark, James, 54 Broad St, Carnaby Mkt, London, u, cm and carpet warehouse (180913). In 1808 took out insurance cover … year 30 13s 3d was paid for various items including a carpet. [D; PR (bapt.); Cheshire RO, DCR/47/11a] Cliffe, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… to Bannockburn, Glasgow, and Liverpool, for the use of carpet manufacturers. A daily post has been established under …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… value 20s, one lantern, value 4s, one "houche" 2 and one carpet, value 4s, and 9s 6d which he received from John … and took from him a coat party-furred with lambswool, one carpet, two towels and one "houce" 1, value ½ mark, and …