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A History of the County of Oxford
… early 17th-century farmers grew wheat, barley, maslin, pulse, and hay, and had 120 sheep, a dairy herd worth £45, 12 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… principal heads of clay, loam, and peat. The corn and pulse crops generally cultivated are, wheat, barley, oats, …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… withal as for their wealth and parentage carry the very pulse of the 'Burse' and traffic with them. There is some jar …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… who reports to the Earl of Shrewsbury, having felt her pulse, finds her not so weak as she would seem, and by those …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Mr. John Jones, Mr. Peter van Lewen, Mr. Daniell Pulse, Mr. Hamlet Kirke, Mr. Richard Bradley, Mr. James …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and one mark rent per ann. the abbot all corn tithe, hay, pulse, &c. the vicar to pay all episcopal and archidiaconal …
A History of the County of Oxford
… fallow became widespread; in 1766 the sequence was wheat, pulse, barley, fallow. 78 The Domesday description of Eynsham … of malt, 383 qr. of wheat, 391 qr. of dredge, 109 qr. of pulse, and 53 qr. of oats: he was storing grain from Shifford … but there were 669 qr. of dredge and only 30 qr. of pulse. By 1415 the permanent staff was smaller, including, …