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London Bridge
… Butchers Passage tolls Received of Thomas Doughty, fishmonger, for 17 ft. of elm timber, 2s. 4d. Received of … of this page 7 8s. 3d. [f. 412] To John Backer of London, fishmonger, for 18 lb. of Polish [ pollen] wax for [St] …
London Bridge
… Item they seek allowance for the debt of James Rameseye, fishmonger, since he is dead and has nothing whereby he could … From carts, 2s. 10d. Item received of Gilbert Beauchamp, fishmonger, as a fine [ gersum'] for a certain shop in Bridge Street [ in vico pont'] which James Rameseye, fishmonger, lately held, 3s. 4d. Item received of the …
A Survey of London
… Yeoman of the Crowne to Henry the 7. 1510. Roberte Clarke Fishmonger 1521. Richard Turke one of the Shiriffs 1549. … 1567. Robert Belgraue Girdler, William Brame, Iohn Couper Fishmonger, Alderman, who was put by his turn of Maoraltie, … the peace, on paine of loosing all they had. Herevpon a Fishmonger starting vp, replyed that the complaint brought …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… the mid-17th century and afterwards by John Salisbury, a fishmonger as well as a farmer, was then the largest farm …
Old and New London
… the "Plough" Inn, and facing the Common (now occupied by a fishmonger), Thomas Babington Macaulay spent the greater …
A History of the County of Oxford
… ended after 1920, though repair work continued, and a fishmonger and insurance agent had appeared by 1939. 225 …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… Chelnage and Longneys from Francis Miles, a Leicester fishmonger. 1 William died in 1613 2 and Edmund Bradford sold …
Broughton Poggs Parish
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… John Godfrey sold it to Arthur Mowse (d. 1644), a London fishmonger, whose grandson Richard sold it in 1661 to Andrew … 1632 Arthur Mowse granted the patronage to a fellow London fishmonger, while in 1690 the Revd Robert Glyn of Little …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… suited to the village's growth included from c. 1900 a fishmonger, chemists, and hairdressers, and from the 1920s a …