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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… the humour of the world, and, as our proverb saith, by the market folks see how the market goeth. Your good counsel and better advice touching …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… built of wood. Sundry minor orders. Sept. 27. Order for a market to be kept in Boston; the details referred to a …
Richard Hutton's Complaints Book
… First day for dinner: 5 ounces of bread and 6 ounces of mutton and pottage each. First day for supper: 4 ounces of … or 1 ounce of butter. A second day for breakfast: the mutton pottage well thickened with oatmeal and each, 4 ounces …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… "1531. This year here was a maid boiled to death in the Market-place for poisoning her mistress." (Ibid. p. .) A …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… of goulde and gouldsmythe work, on horsback, in the said market-place (at Saragossa), ranne and caste canes after the …
Magna Britannia
… COLYTON, p. 129. Colyton was formerly a great pitched market for corn. The market was three times a week in the reign of Henry VIII. … fairs to trustees for 200 years, with liberty to build a market-house on his land, and that the profits of the fairs …
Magna Britannia
… evidence having been offered against them. P. xviii. The market at Heanor has been wholly discontinued since we first …
Magna Britannia
… hospital, said to have been erected for the purpose of a market-house: an inscription on the front commemorates …
Survey of London
… it removed to a new and more adequate building in Clare Market. For the inhabitants of the houses up to 1800 see …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the contagion having extended to Buckingham and Winslow, a market was held at this place. Adstone ADSTONE, a chapelry, … containing 137 inhabitants Agnes (St.) AGNES (ST.), a market-town and parish, in the union of Truro, W. division of … in 1802, which gives employment to about forty men. The market is on Thursday; a fair takes place on the 30th of …