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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… was the son and heir of Thomas de Trent, and dyed in the pestilence, 1349 and 1350, leaving a daughter and heir called …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the parts adjacent which are or shall be infested with the pestilence be permitted to come into the river of Thames … city of Dantzic and places adjacent are infested with the pestilence. Out Letters ( General) XIX, p. 103. Out Letters ( …
Old and New London
… by the death of his son the Black Prince, by a raging pestilence, and, above all, by his unseasonable love in the …
Old and New London
… to a Person of Quality," states it as a fact that the pestilence first broke out in Westminster, and that it was …
A History of the County of Somerset
… was said that several cottages had been in hand since the pestilence, and yet tenements were still being taken in hand …
Calendar of wills proved and enrolled in the Court of Husting, London
… it was ravaged by what was commonly known as the third pestilence, lasting from 2 July to 29 September, 1369. 2 Lat. … the year 1348, the 23rd of Edward III., the first great pestilence in his time began, and increased so sore, that for …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… treasurer at Wolvesey. In the year 47 of the first great pestilence (1349) the receipts of the fair fell very low 'pro … remained in arrear. By 1362, however, owing to the second pestilence and changing conditions, the improvement, such as …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… king's tenants in Winchester who have been impoverished by pestilence and other chance losses.' 64 In 1393 this grant, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… it stood idle half the year for rebuilding. The 'second pestilence' of 1361 seems to have done as much harm in and … to 4 s. 7 d., but apparently fell again after the second pestilence of 1361, for even in 1387 the figure 90 reached … and still more, in its cumulative effect, the second pestilence 93 of 1361, after which many tenements were …