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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… is at Speedy Hill; the stone found here, is of greenish hue, very compact, and susceptible of a fine polish, and was …
The London eyre of 1276
… De Johanne de Lyon 40s. De Johanne de Nuele 20s. Usque hue de Flandr' De Henrico de Malkse 20s. 666. 39 Breve de …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… which the hills mainly consist, and sandstone of a reddish hue; there are some indications of coal, but no adequate … limestone; the sandstone, which is usually of a reddish hue, is frequently intersected with strata of limestone. The …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… the assize of bread and of ale, pleas of debt, bloodshed, hue and cry, sale of meat, fishing, and the maintenance of …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… market for funerary textiles and HABERDASHERY of a black hue; hence BLACK RIBBON, BLACK STUFF and many others. ALAMODE …
Old and New London
… were "some locks of hair, and one fine braid of an auburn hue was 'tenacious and very distinct,' and 'contained its …
Old and New London
… sun of thirty or forty summers, until their once crimson hue has paled to a doubtful buff; the large semi-circular …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… In this county its bed every where retains its reddish hue, while its waters abound with fish of various kinds, more …
Calendar of Border Papers
… them. Or at least suffer them to pass, without raising hue and cry, as they are bound to do by statute and old …