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Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… on 1 April 1467, in London, John Bertylmewe and Nicholas Mustard forcibly took and carried away goods and chattels … England Defendant John Catclyf (m) dec. Testator Nicholas Mustard (m) Chaplain London < England Defendant Robert Corff …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… corn, and for extracting oil from seeds, and manufacturing mustard, on the north side of the town, called the Phnix …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… in the Thamas) 3,578 6 1 the John and Thomas (Thomas Mustard, master) in full of 7,100 l. 19 s. 6 d. at the same …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Towart, master) 502 18 11 the John and Thomas (Thomas Mustard, master) 865 13 0 the John and Sarah (Robert …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Hales, master) 470 13 9 the John and Thomas (Thomas Mustard, master) 1,311 3 5 the Susannah (Joseph Brapple, … Wicker, master) 349 14 8 the John and Thomas (Thomas Mustard, master) 730 18 3 the Marlborough (Richard Jennys, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… 'Diachylon', though with the addition of the juice of MUSTARD SEED [Lanfranc (1400), Cirurg. 238 quoted by the … COMMUNE [Recipes (Pemberton)], with the exception of the mustard. According to the OED, diachylon actually became the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… wheat. 22 Besides cereals, 23 crops such as flax, hemp, 24 mustard, 25 and particularly household vegetables, were also … S.R.O. 3365/158 (Edw. le Mostardmaker, whose goods incl. mustard seed worth 4 s.). J. H. Harvey, 'Vegetables in Middle …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a mile of the town is a considerable manufactory for mustard, and for the preparation of linseed-oil. The making …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… MAHOGANY Sources: Inventories (late), Newspapers. Durham mustard [durham flower of mustard; durham flour of mustard] Originally a variety of GROUND - MUSTARD made at …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… grown, and makes a most wholesome household bread. Mustard was formerly much cultivated, "Durham mustard" being proverbial for its excellence; but it is a …