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Coldbath Fields and Spa Fields
Old and New London: Volume 2
in early infancy, at the funeral of a child of her own age. A severe illness ... of a Swedish bishop, and was born in 1688. As a child his thoughts turned chiefly ... A grave-digger who, being discharged,...
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Henry VIII: October 1524, 21-25
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII, Volume 4, 1524-1530
that my Lady should have child," 20 l. For alms, 4 l. 4 s. Various counts ... Capons, 6 d. each. 5 coneys, 7 d. A piece of roasting beef, 9 d. Apples ... A piece of roasting beef, 14 d. Milk for...
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Checker - Chypre
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities 1550-1820
basket [childs baskett; childes baskett; childbed and other baskets; ... both as 'Child-bed-Baskets' [Tradecards (1750)] and as 'Childs Baskett' [Inventories (1712)]. ... which...
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Apaveris - Apulia oil
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities 1550-1820
CHILD, of all colours, curious Moravian worked, EMBROIDERED, FASHIONABLE, ... DRIED, Imported, Preserved, Roasted, Sound, in SYRUP, on the Tree Found ... over the fire. David Yaxley describes a similar implement...
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Tuxford
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire: Volume 3, Republished With Large Additions By John Throsby
to Peter Foun, who had issue John his son and heir, but he had no child ... roasting, mentioned by Gough in his Camden, still remains. He is represented
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Fleet Street: General Introduction
Old and New London: Volume 1
which had taken twelve years in making, was exhibited in Bell Yard; a child ... was to be seen 'at the "Eagle and Child," a grocer's shop, near Shoe Lane;' a great ... of Charles I., Francis Child...
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Additional documents: (nos 150-55)
Richard Hutton's Complaints Book: The Notebook of the Steward of the Quaker Workhouse At Clerkenwell, 1711-1737
or be quarrelsome, but of peaceable behaviour. But if any child thinks himself ill ... out of the gate without leave. 7. The child who enticeth another into a fault ... queries...
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House of Augustinian canons: The abbey of Norton
A History of the County of Chester: Volume 3
on a throne; she holds a palm in her left hand and the Child on her right knee ... the abbot holding a celebratory ox-roasting. He dispersed the rebels and,
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Fleet Street: Northern tributaries (continued)
Old and New London: Volume 1
in the same day with a broom or a whip. The moanings and groans of the dying child ... opposite, who sent the overseers of the parish to see the child, who was found ... when all Fleet Street was ablaze with...
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Charing Cross, the railway stations, and Old Hungerford Market
Old and New London: Volume 3
Eleanor. The latter, as every reader of a child's History of England knows, ... man, woman, nor child Will say, I'm confident, They ever heard it speak ... were puzzled to class either as coffee-mills, water-...
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