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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… This place is situated at the confluence of the Seven and Dove rivers with the Rye, and comprises by computation 1080 acres of fertile land. The … BRAXTED, GREAT ( All Saints), a parish, in the union and hundred of Witham, N. division of Essex, 2 miles (E. by …
History Theses 1901-1970
… Dann. London M.A. 1911. The relations between Henry VII and Wales. W.T. Williams. Wales M.A. 1914. The relations of Henry VII with Scotland and Ireland (148597), illustrated from episodes in the life … Lord Lisle, 153340. J. Leese. Manchester M.A. 1929. Life and works of Edmund Dudley. Dorothy M. Brodie. Cambridge …
Survey of London
… extended up to the western continuation of Knightsbridge and another detached piece occupied the site of the present … of the fields or closes known as Wellfield, Greenfield and West or Wett Meads. 1 Like much of eastern Kensington, … William Blake, being part of the hundred acres of meadow and pasture land in St. Margaret's Westminster, Chelsea, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… a London upholsterer, who offered for sale FURNITURE, NEW and OLD, including settee and bureau bedsteads [Tradecards (18c.)]. These examples … (early), Inventories (mid-period), Rates. Burgundy vinegar Either VINEGAR imported from the French region of …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… century, an array of different cabbages was grown, and as one anonymous writer put it: 'There various Kinds of … Cabbage, Sugarloaf, Pontefract, Battersea, Red Cabbage, and the green and White Savoy Cabbage' [Anon (1744)]. 13 GEO3 … (1749-99, 1981 ed.)]. Cabbage was also made and sold as a PICKLE. It is found in this form in newspaper advertisements …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… le Tauier, Roger le Fraunceys, Roger Martre, Adam Cornys and John Alger were attached to answer the King and the men of the Craft of Skinners ( officii Peletrie), for … "fruters," took an oath to make a just scrutiny of cider-vinegar and sour wine, and concerning all of their trade who …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… It was a fine LINEN - TEXTILE similar to the later MUSLIN and to LAWN with which it was often associated. Some … one in 1671 had no less than 14. Evidence from the shops and from the various legislative regulations show that … a PREPARED SAUCE and possibly similar to a spiced VINEGAR although one of the London stockists also sold CAMP …
The Environs of London
… spring; a part of the parish is called Milkwell, and a mineral water was discovered some years ago near Dulwich. Situation and boundaries. Camberwell lies in the hundred of Brixton, … pigions "Amber leche "Rost rabbit "Dry neats tongues "Pickle oysters "Anchovies." So the other messe. The whole …
Old and New London
… Cannon Street Chapter XLVIII. CANNON STREET London Stone and Jack CadeSouthwark BridgeOld City ChurchesThe Salters' Company's Hall, and the Salters' Company's History Oxford HouseSalters' … muscadina 0 8 Cherries and tarts 0 8 Salt 0 1 Verjuice and vinegar 0 2 Paid the cook 3 4 Perfume 0 2 1 bushels of meal 0 …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Cap cover [cap cover] The term appears in a single and late record in the Dictionary Archive in the promotional … used to make RELISH, though they were also used to flavour VINEGAR, as a thickening agent and, according to John … to be quite small. Probably the fact that it had held this PICKLE meant that it had been rendered unfit to use with …