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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… years. The grounds are manured with a compost of sea-weed, dung, and mossy earth, and with the garbage of herrings, the …
London Bridge
… 10s. received from the same William for a cart to carry dung and mortar. Item for 10 received from the same William … 4d. Item for 1 cart hired for 3 days carrying rubbish and dung [ fimum] from the tenement of the Crown, at 2s. a day, …
London Bridge
… at 18d. each, 7s. 6d. To William Hughwet for 18 loads of dung, 4d. To Laurence and Provest going to Petham Court to …
London Bridge
… the same 9d., 6s. 2d. To William Hughwett for 18 loads of dung for the garden, 4d. [Total] of this page 17 4s. 3d. Sum …
Broadwell Parish: Holwell
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… burnt to produce ash), and by manuring with a mixture of dung and earth or road dirt. Horses and oxen were fed on a … of vetch and sainfoin to produce larger quantities of dung, and rather than stabling them Pinnell kept them loose …
Survey of London
… two permanent sanitary adjuncts, a liven stable and dung-yard at one corner, and a busy slaughter-house at …
Calendar of the plea and memoranda rolls of the city of London
… brought before the Mayor and Aldermen for having a large dung heap on the banks of the Thames next to his house at …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… complained that the defendant took his cart and loaded dung into it against his will. The defendant said he bargained with Nicholas to carry a load of dung for a farthing. The plaintiff denied this, and being …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… A jury of the venue of Neugate was summoned to say by whom dung was cast into the ditches of the City. John de Troys was …