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A History of the County of Gloucester
… 78 The early ironworks left behind substantial heaps of cinders in the parish, 79 one tip being at a field known in 1565 as Cinderhill close. 80 Removal of cinders for resmelting evidently began before 1621 when … at Braceland for his own use, 81 and by agreement in 1692 cinders were to be dug on the Bicknor Court estate and sent …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to their iron works within said forest such a quantity of cinders as shall be found and may be conveniently spared …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… thereof 0 6 8 carriage to the works 0 8 0 ore, cinders etc. 0 18 8 workmanship per ton 0 2 6 salary of a …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… formed on the boundary with Littledean by the tipping of cinders from early ironworks. 75 The abbot's household may …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… a toll on traffic using the road to Gloucester and from cinders, 85 the slag produced by early ironworking which was … two to six in the 17th and 18th centuries. 10 Iron ore, cinders, and coal were presumably exploited throughout the … the Forest produced considerable amounts of ore and cinders for blast furnaces operating in an area extending …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… working of the bloomeries left a legacy of mounds of 'cinders' (slag rich in ore) to be reprocessed later by the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… found heaps of scoria, termed by the English "Roman cinders." A Benedictine priory, a house of Grey friars, and …