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Survey of London
… stock'd with very good Carp and Tench' where guests might fish. Similar musical entertainment to that at Oldcastle's …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… in vestry). Weather-vane: of iron with arrow head and open fish tail, said to bear date 1793. Miscellanea: (1) In …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… to the vicarage; 85 tithable produce included honey, fish, cider, plums, cherries, and walnuts. 86 In the early …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a fisheryhouse and two boats. At that period a number of fish-traps ( borrachia) in the river were leased separately; … Rodley manor, and the lord had the right to take all royal fish and casualties on water and land; 50 catches of sturgeon … was mentioned in 1812. 54 In 1608 five fishermen and two fish-mongers lived in Westbury parish, 55 and eight fishermen …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and the imports, grain, and Scotch cattle and sheep. Much fish from the lakes is sent to Lancaster and Liverpool. The …
Old and New London
… him and his fellow-watermen that they should never want fish, "provided they would give one-tenth of what they caught …
Old and New London
… 80 of turtle, 40 of rice, and 40 vermicelli; 160 dishes of fish, comprising 80 of turbot, 40 of trout, 40 of salmon; 160 … 400 dishes of jellies and creams; 160 dishes of shell-fish, 80 of lobster, and 80 of crayfish; 161 dishes of cold …