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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Worship Reg. no. 42949; Moullin Mem. Meth. Church Jubilee Fair (booklet 1958). G.R.O. Worship Reg. no. 51870; inf. from …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… term refers to a device worn by a woman to fix her HEAD CLOTH or HEAD DRESS in place. OED online earliest date of … date of use: 1701 Found describing BRISTLE, BUCKRAM, CLOTH, GOATSKIN, LINEN, NARROW CLOTH, TICKING Goods found imported from the East Country: …
Survey of London
… 3 until 1869 (Plate 97a). Southward a short terrace of fair-sized houses was begun about 1757 by an active West End … 8) Hardwick was declared bankrupt in 1813, when the floor-cloth factory passed to Messrs. Dagnall and Sewell until … Street respectively. In the same year the old floor-cloth premises south of Child's Place were replaced by or …
A History of the County of Essex
… Vere a weekly Monday market at Earls Colne, and an annual fair on SS. Simon and Jude's day (28 October). 87 In 1264 the … villagers owned wool, broadcloth, and narrow cloth; others moved to the cloth towns of Colchester, Sud- bury, and Lavenham in 1409, …
A History of the County of Essex
… was probably due to emigration from a parish whose earlier cloth- and brick-making industries had all but ceased. 27 By … at No. 15, which has a possible 16th-century wing for cloth-working behind. 31 Several older houses were enlarged …