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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and St. Catharine's Colleges and Trinity Hall; (5) Market Ward, always the wealthiest and most densely peopled, surrounding the market and including the parishes of St. Mary, St. Edward, … 1566 the four bailiwicks of the Mills, the High Ward, the Market Ward, and the Bridge 57 were ousting the older six or …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
Magna Britannia
… for all goods exposed to sale in the town; a free guild, a market and fair, &c. They claimed the free guild under … corn, cattle, and provisions of all sorts. The principal market day is Saturday 42. There was formerly a horse fair, … principal articles made are ginghams for the West India market. The spinning of cotton is carried on also to a …
A History of the County of Chester
… of Cheshire and much of north-east Wales; it was the main market for the agricultural produce of that area, to which it … Chester's markets, fairs, and shops; Chester was the market for Welsh grain, livestock, coal, lead, and slates; … medieval town was based on Chester's position as a port, a market with an extensive hinterland, a place of craft …
A History of the County of Chester
… of Cheshire and much of north-east Wales; it was the main market for the agricultural produce of that area, to which it … Chester's markets, fairs, and shops; Chester was the market for Welsh grain, livestock, coal, lead, and slates; … medieval town was based on Chester's position as a port, a market with an extensive hinterland, a place of craft …
A History of the County of Sussex
… the stage of the whipping-post, and forestalling the market. Records of the city sessions, from Christmas 1753 to … 102 to guard against some intrusion of the clerk of the market of the king's household. This charter began by … days and view of frankpledge; that they might hold their market on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, and a fair on the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… crossing and extending up North and East Streets was the Market Place, which has been encroached on considerably … of St. Olave which may indicate the former frontage of the Market Place. Mason in 1810 further states that the cross … in the centre of a large square, which formed the market place, but has long since been occupied by houses …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and cathedral were burnt; the second was in 1160, when the Market Place 29 was consumed; and the last in 1187, when … and others assembled in arms at Chichester and in full market proclaimed that all true men in the county should … Parliamentary troops shot through the North Gate to the Market Place. A small force was then quartered at the South …
A History of the County of Sussex
… London 'by the long sea,' somewhat to the detriment of the market at Farnham. 54 Chichester was evidently a favourite …
A History of the County of Sussex
… were selling there all manner of ironware and knives on market days. Hence some nine blacksmiths and two cutlers, … of great importance to the surrounding district. The market from the 12th century, 8 and probably much earlier, … 1316, when it passed to them. Wednesday was for the cattle market held in East and North Street. Friday was added as a …