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The Port and Trade of Early Elizabethan London: Documents
… 2 thou. thimbles £21 5 s 8 d. John Boorne: 2 half-pcs tripe de velours, 2 doz. lbs wrought inkle, 8 doz. lbs Bruges …
Old and New London
… had gradually been converted into houses for butchers, tripe-sellers, and the like. The country-people who brought …
Survey of London
… further investigation to have a commercial origin, such as tripe butcher. These were the people who often became the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… widow, in 1682, gave 20l. with which was purchased Tripe-lane house, and one field adjoining, of the yearly rent …
Magna Britannia
… of Richard Inglett Fortescue, Esq., 1816; the family of Tripe 32, and several others, chiefly persons who have died … female figure is represented as mourning over an urn. John Tripe, Gent., 1600; Thomas Tripe, his son, 1628; Thomas Tripe, 1664; Thomas Tripe, 1667; …
Magna Britannia
… devised it to the present proprietor, then the Rev. John Tripe, of Ashburton, who took the name of Swete by act of …
Magna Britannia
… in 1771, having devised them to her relation the Rev. John Tripe of Ashburton, (now of Oxton,) who took the name of …
Survey of London
… a mixture of food shops (butchers, bakers, grocers and tripe shops particularly) and a number of establishments …