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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… other side of England. One example suggests that about 3¾ YARD of NARROW - TICKING was needed to make the average sized … 'iij v quarter bolstar' [Inventories (1544)] (five quarter YARD or 54 INCH) and 'one seauen qtr holland boulster' … than usual for making a BOLSTER. The '5 peices of half yard Boulster tick' listed among the stock of one retailer …
Cardiff Records
… the water-course running from that point to the tan-yard and slaughter-house, into the old bed of the Taff. 1854 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… neighbouring markets and fairs; there are also a large tan-yard and a brewery. A railway has been constructed to …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… and booby young men playing at marbles, &c. in the church yard on Sundays. Surely some method might be devised by the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a chapel, the site of which is still called Chapel yard. Bolney (St. Mary Magdalene) BOLNEY ( St. Mary …