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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities

… include in the term vegetables such as POTATOes, TURNIPs, CARROTs, ONION, and CABBAGEs, as well as APPLEs, all of which …

The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent

… it; about Sandwich the soil is so adapted to the growth of carrots, that it produces larger ones, and of a more …

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III

… William, returned from France without licence, deported Carrots, wines and spirits from. See Inventions. Carruthers …

A History of the County of Gloucester

… William Bennett, for instance, was growing beans, carrots, and onions in Barton Street during the 1670s, …

Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities

… roots, which are dressed an eaten in similar ways to carrots. Seeds were for sale in some London shops [Tradecards …

Parliament Rolls of Medieval England

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… of his ambassador Don Pedro D'Ureas, and being Don Louis Carrots in commission to Naples, he is commanded to come to …

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… 200 wardens, 10 s.; 30 oranges, 7 s.; 24 quinces, 2 s.; carrots and sokery, 20 d.; 2 boxes for comfits and carraways, …

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

A History of the County of Somerset

… and 1 a. of York cabbage, and also produced 15 tons of carrots and parsnips. He kept a flock of South Down sheep. 12 …