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A Dictionary of London
… Court, Black Horse Alley, etc. (q.v.), and on site of Curriers' Alley, Milk Yard, Vine Court, etc. Bride's (St.) …
A Survey of London
… amongest many proper houses possessed for the most part by Curriers is the Carpenters hall, which companie was … L. Treasurer, his house. Brodestreet. Then East from the Curriers row, is a long and high wall of stone, inclosing the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Elliott, listed in 1851 as one of three tanners and curriers in Burton. 13 After Robert's death in 1860 the yard …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… Henry Poer and William Eyrot of the same place, and other curriers were attached to answer the King and the Mayor for … that Walter Chese, William son of Clement, and Henry Puer, curriers, were not guilty of selling dearer after the … would not sell his goods at all; and that the other curriers sold dearer for pollards than sterling. Judgment …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… this covenant, three men of the Skinners, and one from the Curriers, elected on either side, should affix penalties … dispute appears to have been between the skinners and the curriers, who dressed tanned leather. See Lib. Cust. 1, p. …