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A Survey of London
… Gray sope made in London dearer then bought from Bristow.; Goose lane. Now againe on the north side of the high street … the pounde. Then in Bowe Lane (as they now call it) is Goose lane, by Bow Church, William Essex Mercer had Tenements …
The Environs of London
… day, and two gallons of red wyne for the convent; half a goose for each of the nuns on the feast of the Assumption, … was made to the following effect; that instead of a hog, a goose, a cheese, and a lamb, which the vicar had heretofore …
Old and New London
… this there were four tailors busily at work, with a live goose and several huge cabbages; they came close up to the …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… beds, and his stock of prime DANZIG, IRISH & LINCOLNSHIRE GOOSE & POULTRY FEATHERS. Advertised again, 5 May 1826; and …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… to the Treasury they ought to apply. Here is a Bill for a Goose, and a Bill for a Gander. Common Fame says, the Army is …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… felde,' 'the tithe come and grayne, grasse, hey, pigge and goose of Thelwall parcell of the parsonage of Runcorne,' and …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… Preston, the tithe of corn and grain, grass hay, pig, and goose of Thelwall, and the tithe of hay &c. of More Sutton … and parish of Runcorne, also their tithes 'of pigge and goose' in Moore Keckewick, Daresbury, Acton Grange, Halton, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 14th century, and other renders in kind such as hen and goose rents were not of high value and few, apart from the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… towards Enmore began at Three Crosses and ran south down Goose Pit hill and between Durleigh mill and the parish … Durleigh Elms west to West Bower and south to the brook. Goose Pit hill also formed part of a north-south route from … West Bower Lane, 2 houses at Durleigh Elms, 1 cottage on Goose Pit hill, and 2 near the mill, together with farmhouses …
A History of the County of Somerset
… kite, barn owl, common heron, common bittern, swan, wild goose, wild duck (including mallard), diver, puffin, crane, …