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Old and New London
… PatronVintners' HallOld WinesWine PatenteesThe Vintners' SwansThe Duke of Buckingham's House on College … and acquired the nickname of "the Butcher of England." Vintners' Hallone of the most interesting buildings now … Vintner, gave the ground, in 1357 (Edward III.), to the Vintners, with all the neighbouring tenements, and there the …
A Survey of London
… a Brewhouse on the Thames side. 240, ll. 1924. The Vintners great Burdeous Marchants] These Vintners, as well Englishmen as strangers borne, were of old … trauaile & some charges noted for the antiquitie of these Vintners, about two yeares since or more I repayred to the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… a verbal communication to the Lord of Mantua concerning vintners. From the camp at Marmirolo, 27 December 1378. [ …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… men from the bigger misteries, grocers, fishmongers, vintners; Hanseatic merchants and Lombards. More gentry … in 1363. 4 The monopolistic aims of the drapers and vintners are clearly reflected in the charters granted to …
A Dictionary of London
… by the Commonalty (Lib. Cust. II. 450). No later mention. Vintners' Alley Out of Thames Street by Butoiph Wharf Gateway (P.C. 1732-Boyle, 1799). Not named in the maps. Vintners' Company Incorporated 15 Hen. VI. 1436-7. Eleventh … or retailers of wine. Elections made to the mistery of the Vintners, 1328 (Cal. L. Bk. E. p.232). Vintners of old called …