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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… very fine, and include the adjacent hills of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. The village is situated on the northern bank of …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… made; 'very fine West-Country Ticking, ready fill'd with Lincolnshire live Feathers, with all the Down, in a neat Bed … ticking coming from the West Country and the feathers from Lincolnshire on the other side of England. One example …
A New History of London
… the city residence of the prior of Neckton-park in Lincolnshire, and then called Herefleet-inn; but which is now …
Calendar of Border Papers
… back by the receivers, viz., that M r Rant receiver of Lincolnshire kept back 500 l., and M r Skidmore of Yorkshire, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… quarter of wheat was at or under 6 s. 8 d. in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Suffolkthat rate being then …
Calendar of Border Papers
… of which had been laden ere this time, but the justices of Lincolnshire and the customer of this town, stayed the same …
Calendar of Border Papers
… half year to the full by 1000 l., and the receiver of Lincolnshire is short of the same payment by 500 l., alleging … second. And having conferred hereon with the receiver of Lincolnshire, I see no better mean, with no charge to her … Durham, &c., and 3000 l. from the receiver of Lincolnshire, under three privy seals to these several …
Calendar of Border Papers
… for the treasure to be received from the receivers of Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and Northumberland, which he is ready …
Calendar of Border Papers
… t. 65, born in Surrey; (6) Robert Yaxley, t. 38, born in Lincolnshire; (7) William Boyer, t. 43, born in London; and …
Calendar of Border Papers
… not yet shipped, part whereof long since paid for in Lincolnshire, "my Lord Sheffeeld" stays, and I understand has …