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A History of the County of Stafford
… to let any 'stall or stock' to anyone of the same trade. 37 The regulation must partly have aimed at limiting … being made in the workhouse. 43 The hand-wrought nail trade reached its greatest prosperity in the later 18th … nail-manufacturing parishes in the Black Country. The trade was controlled by the 'nail ironmongers', merchant …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… there is no evidence that the place was a centre of any trade before the date when John fixed upon its sheltered Pool … for their holdings in the borough. In regard to trade, the exemption from tolls in the Liverpool market … free customs pertaining to that gild'; the privileges of trade, previously confined to holders of burgages, being now …
A History of the County of Sussex
… World War, 55 and by 1946 its site had been built over. 56 Trade and industry. Non-agricultural occupations in the …
A History of the County of Essex
… on a commercial scale, began to develop. The local meat trade, mainly with London, was established by the 14th … City affairs. 30 Later in the 14th century the Stratford trade was stimulated by royal ordinances that livestock … of the edicts, the banishment of an obnoxious London trade to the suburbs, is clear. By the 16th century there …
A History of the County of Essex
… for the bakers of Stratford. 7 This was a flourishing trade, and from an early date each mill comprised a pair or a …