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Old and New London
… inclose a quaint and spacious inn-yard, much frequented by carriers, not unlike some of those still standing in … Margaret, at Westminster, for stage-coaches, wagons, or carriers." Dick Turpin, the notorious highwayman, it is said, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… beams, possibly re-used, and the staircase has moulded carriers. The Barn, W. of the house, is timber-framed and …
A History of the County of Essex
… was inserted in the 16th century. 78 From 1848 or earlier carriers and a horse- drawn omnibus ran from Earls Colne to …
A History of the County of Northampton
… a shortlived innovation. 86 In the 1890s there were two carriers (both of whom also had greengrocer's shops in …
Statutes of the Realm
Statutes of the Realm
… who doe or shall usually Entertaine or Lodge any Waggoners Carriers Strangers or Wayfairing Men shall be taken and …
William and Mary, 1691: An Act for Granting an Aid to Their Majesties of the Sum[m]e of Sixteene hundred fifty one thousand seven hundred and two pounds eighteen shillings towards the Carrying on a Vigorous Warre against France. [Chapter V. Rot. Parl, pt. 3.]
Statutes of the Realm
Statutes of the Realm
… force relateing to the Revenue of Excise III. Lodgers of Carriers, &c. deemed Retailers. And be it further Enacted by … who do or shall usually entertain or lodge any Waggoners Carriers Strangers or Wayfaring Men shall be taken and …