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Survey of London
… Wharf, as it was now called, for storing oils, petroleum jelly, grease, metals and rosin until 1930. 18 The premises …
A History of the County of Essex
… were provided with 'neck of mutton and bullocks' feet for jelly', and in 1829 and 1830 the expenses of two weddings, …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… Mary, d, 32.25 Jellis John; Eliz, w; Wm, s; Anne, d, 31.15 Jelly Wm; Jane, w, 38.16 Jemblina Jas, child, 1.3 Jemmett: …
A History of the County of Warwick
… smaller ground floor kitchen, perhaps the room called the 'jelly-house' in 1581; in its south wall a doorway …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… The seal was fresh, but the parchment turned to a jelly; and that what the Lords Commissioners do in such …
Survey of London
… (In the confectioner's day it was mockingly called Currant-Jelly Hall by Lord Albemarle's children at Earl's Court …
Survey of London
… are crowded with the votaries of this goddess . The jelly-houses are now become the resort of abandoned rakes and …