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A New History of London
… the convent with all the appurtenances, lands, fisheries, mill, and dock, now corruptly called St. Savory's mill and dock, to Sir Thomas Pope; who built a large house …
A New History of London
… flowing down a declivity, and turning the wheel of the mill; and the liveliness of the representation, with the …
A New History of London
… are mounted there. In this building are an infirmary, a mill, and the water works that supply the Tower with water. …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… also BOULTEL, BOULTER, BOULTER CLOTH, BOULTINGS, BOULTING MILL, BOULTING PIPE, BOULTING TUB, BOULTING WHITCH. Sources: … BOULTING. OED earliest date of use: 1596 See also BOULTING MILL. Sources: Inventories (early), Inventories (mid-period), Inventories (late). Boulting mill Presumably some sort of mechanical device to simplify …
Calendar of Border Papers
… but one year's rent in consideration of cottages and a mill decayed. Bound to find horse and armour and an able man …
Calendar of Border Papers
… his sonne. John Grame of West Linton; Andrew Grame of the Mill; Gorth Grame Parsalls Gorth; Thome Grame son to Alyes …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Collingwood, Gawenn Collingwood, Raiphe Reavley and Thomas Mill, of Bewicke, upon John Burne of the Coatt elder, Jock …