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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… yesterday from Galway, that there is a ship, called the Rosemary, of Dover, arrived there with victuals, and that …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 1 g. 4 sh. 2 marchpanes at 15 sh. - - - - - 1 g. 10 sh. 2 rosemary trees at 6 sh. each garnished - - 0 g. 12 sh. 1 lb. …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… These for a sign carry in their hats a branch of bays or rosemary, and the chief wears both, with a white ball in his …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Chace secondary modern school for girls had opened in Rosemary Avenue by 1957. 57 It was later absorbed into … Chace girls' secondary schools. From 1971 the buildings in Rosemary Avenue housed girls aged 11-13, while older girls …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… also for the working or lower middle class. By 1896 Rosemary and Primrose avenues had been laid out to the east, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… seven dwellings had been built there, 47 some of them on Rosemary Topping, the hill to the west. 48 Several fell into … 1620s. 86 A charcoal burner was active in the woods on Rosemary Topping just before the First World War. 87 Trades …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Windham of certain concealed lands in Hogg Lane, alias Rosemary Lane, in St. Andrew's Holborn, London. Warrants …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… rent of 45 s. out of land in Cable Street, formerly called Rosemary Street, near the corner of Well Street, and in the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of said lane on the south fronting the lane now called Rosemary Lane [and] now in the occupation of Thomas Swallow, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… ROOTs of SASSAFRAS, the leaves of several HERBs including ROSEMARY, RUE and WORMWOOD, the flowers of LAVENDER and …