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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… as padding, to shape a garment such as a DOUBLET, HOSE, or COAT, etc. It is for this purpose, presumably, that …
A New History of London
… be placed; large white silk stockings up to their trunk-hose, and rich sprigs in their caps; themselves proper and …
A New History of London
… 1577 garments, 827Cwt. of haberdashery, 7773 dozens of hose, 2319 kersies and dozens, 1995 perpets, 9640 goads of …
A New History of London
… wear silk in or upon his hat, bonnet, girdle, scabbard, hose, shoes, or spur leather, shall be imprisoned for three …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… This top could be a separate unit as in '1 payre of boote hose w'th ttopps' [Inventories (1612)], and '11 pr Searge boot hose tops 12d pr' [Inventories (1676)]. Boothose were often … (mid-period). Boothose fringe [frynge for boote hose; bothose ffringe; bothose ffring; botehose fringe; …
Calendar of Border Papers
… to reyd out of his howes a backe waye, and to reyd in his hose witheoutt boutes. His goinge thether was as I heare bey …
Calendar of Border Papers
… and the lettres and bookes, and put into the pocket of his hose, and said he would have him to Martyne Croser, and be … frome him, and at the fyrst put the said lettres in his hose, and afterwards gave him the said lettres againe, and …
Calendar of Border Papers
… buy a "cloke cloth," or cloth for "a jerkyn and a payre of hose," he must pay custom never before heard of. Yet I do …