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Appendix: Private Act, 23 Henry VIII c.33
Survey of London
Appendix: Some occupational words or surnames
Two Early London Subsidy Rolls
… been included. MLat alutarius (from Lat aluta 'chamois leather') 'cordwainer'. A leatherseller is sometimes mercator … is probably right in his suggestion that the kissers were leather-dressers or dealers. It is significant that John … called John Tilli. We may also note Edmund Haringeie, leather-merchant (1385-6 Will), a brother of Ralph atte Brom, …
Appendix: The Deed of surrender
The Grey Friars of London
Appendix: The Gastrell manuscript
Annales Cestrienses
Appendix: Will and testament of John Croke
Survey of London
Archaeology: The Lower Palaeolithic Age
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 'floor' he examined at Stoke Newington. Objects of wood, leather, and bone, fashioned or utilized by the Palaeolithic …
Archaeology: The Neolithic Age
A History of the County of Middlesex
… usually round-based, shapes (possibly derived from leather containers), plain or sparingly decorated round the …
Arguments Concerning Martial Law.
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
Armorial
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
Arundel
A History of the County of Sussex
… 55 and members of the Booker family worked in various leather trades between the mid 17th century and the mid 18th. … 5 grocers, and a brewer; 7 shoemakers, 2 curriers and leather cutters, and 2 saddlers; 4 tailors, 2 staymakers, 2 … VIII, xvii, p. 324. S.N.Q. ix. 107. G. H. Kenyon, Glass Ind. of Weald, 113. N. J. Williams, Maritime Trade of E. …
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