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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… and an Englishman, their pretended master, laden with lobsters to be delivered at Queenborough. That the goods may … the Dutchmen leave to proceed to Queenborough with their lobsters and a letter to the Mayor there to secure them till …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… which carries on a small foreign trade, chiefly in timber. Lobsters and prawns, caught at Selsey, about seven miles …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… cod, haddocks, whiting, ling, skate, halibut, and turbot. Lobsters and crabs are taken in abundance, in the season, and … fish taken off the coast are, cod, haddock, turbot, and lobsters; and about seven boats are regularly employed, … cod is pickled, the haddocks smoked, and the turbot and lobsters are sent alive to the London market. The village of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… taken are chiefly salmon, white-fish of various kinds, and lobsters, crabs, and other shell-fish. The salmon are caught … ling, skate, halibut, flounders, and a few turbot; and lobsters of good quality are also found in abundance. …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… advertised 'all Sorts of Fresh Water and Sea Fish, Lobsters, Crabs and all Sorts of Oysters' [Newspapers … retailer selling mainly grocer was selling crabs and lobsters in 1750 [Tradecards (1750)]. An act of 1761, that …