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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… and forge, and several good flagstone-quarries. Coal, culm, and limestone are found in abundance in the southern …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and pipe and potters' clay: the chief imports are coal, culm, dried fish from Newfoundland, hemp, tallow, deals, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and agriculture; and the imports are principally coal, culm for burning limestone, cod, salmon, oil, seal-skins, &c. …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… bottom whereof stands an old fort, called Colmackatreyne ['Culm e a Treyne']. This was wont to be held by O'Donnell. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… on glass wares, stone and earthen bottles, coals and culm: viz. to a total not exceeding 564,700 l. at 7 per cent. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… they think necessary for managing the Duties on Coal and culm waterborne on the navigable rivers: with such allowance … praying the management of the Duties on coals and culm at Newcastle and on the rivers of Tyne and Wear, and to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Liverpool, and the importation of shop goods; of coal and culm from Milford and Swansea; coal from Newport, Cardiff, …