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A History of the County of Somerset
… its neighbours on the coast Kilve was a place for burning seaweed from the late 16th century onwards; in the 19th …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and spars like the other tenants of the manor and to take seaweed and fish. Those rights were not mentioned when the … 77 A lease of a small farm in 1706 included a share in the seaweed and sea fishery. 78 The weirs to catch red mullet … on which tithes were payable in 1633 included grain, seaweed, lambs, sheep, piglets, calves, horses, and milk. 80 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… clothier, 226 continued in use until the 1840s. 227 Seaweed, collected from the foreshore by the mid 16th …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… coast is a curious old hut, entirely roofed with matted seaweed and said to be of considerable antiquity. 5 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… parish from the Middle Ages were limestone, 495 fish, and seaweed. Fish weirs were put up both off shore and at the … Silver still leased one weir in 1686. 505 Ore-weed or seaweed was collected commercially along the shore at … of nuisances created by a railway in 1837, by loading seaweed in 1838, and by lodging houses in 1852. 634 The court …
Survey of London
… until the 1860s. It was extracted from wood. plant and seaweed ashes, and was used in the manufacture of soap and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… 384). Presents of barrelled scallops, dulsk (a kind of seaweed) ( p. 309), barrelled salmon, potted venison and eels …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… turnips and other green crops; the principal manure is seaweed, which is found in great abundance, and which also …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1977; 20 tons of eels were produced in 1985. 46 Seaweed (or ore) was collected and burnt by licence from the …