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A History of the County of Sussex
… road and west of Shellbridge Road, including glass and earthenware vessels, suggest occupation there in the 1st … tea and provision merchant, and dealer in china, glass, earthenware, ironmongery, boots and shoes, and patent …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… roperies, limekilns, and manufactories for copperas and earthenware, a steam corn-mill, and several ballast-quays: …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… sheets; 12 pillow cases; 15 yards crimson serge; 12 white earthenware chamberpots; 12 white earthenware basins; 18 brass candlesticks; six pair of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Officers and private men, Horse and Foot, to supply earthenware trenchers &c. subject to break 500 0 0 to keep …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the Commissioners for the Duties on Glass Wares, stone and earthenware from 1695 Dec. 28 to 1696 May 17 being the day of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… [missing] of the late Duty on glass, tobacco pipes, earthenware, paper and parchment. (Same to the Glass …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… reference to the Commissioners for managing the Duties on earthenware on the petition of John D'Grave of London …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… she alleges is only proper for making white and painted earthenware. Ibid. Treasury warrant to the King's …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of John Dilly, a collector of the Duties on tobacco pipes, earthenware &c. for Coventry and parts adjacent, shewing that …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… districts. Large quantities also of blue, white, and brown earthenware, for which there are extensive potteries in the …