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The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… of furs have not been materially altered; this part of the furrier's art is still essentially a handicraft demanding a … skinsis now done by machinery. The first test of a good furrier today, as in the Middle Ages, is his ability to match … most skilled medieval craftsmen, as it is of the modern furrier working on expensive skins which are not to be dyed. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… to have been abolished by 1714. However, by 1763 the furrier was paid 20 per annum. By 1782 the waiters made 90 … Lockwood, M. 1779 24 Nov. Darwell, T. 1785 Feb. Morse, W. Furrier 1670?1685; 1727c. 1822 1670 24 Dec. Adey, N. c. 1714 …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… 97, 99, 131, 261 Froissart's Chronicle, xvii, 186, 314 Furrier, Ralph the, 7 Fynche, John, 279 Galway, 262 Gascons, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… furniture: making, and see cabinet making selling, furrier, Gadbury: Dorothy, w. of John, Joan, John, Thos., … fishmongers; flockmaking; fruit growing; furniture; furrier;gardeners; glue manufacture; gravel extraction; …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… 90*, 305 Fraye, John, clothier, 113 Frayere (Fraier), see Furrier freedom, freemen: chamberlain's functions re, xxxii; … 83, 95, 117, 223, 230, 247 fur, fox, 89; fitches, 231 Furrier (Fure, Furrey, Fraier), Jaques, frenchman, 322 …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… Newcastle, 60. , Peter de, skinner, 106 n. Norris, Robert, furrier, 205. North Dvina Land, 165, 175. Northalle, John de, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Dismissed by 5 July 1816 (Ibid., f. 81). Adey, Nicholas Furrier to the Robes 24 Dec. 1670 (LC 3/26, f. 69). ?Office …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Vac. by 29 Sept. 1726 (Ibid., no. 108). Gittins, John Furrier to the Robes 18 Oct. 1727 (LC 3/64, p. 123). Vac. by …