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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… owt of their graves and about ix of the clock brent in the market place and a cart lode of Bookes with them'. 168 Before … Masters and Scholars were made clerks of the market in the town and at the fairs, and were to punish … of this the current price of such corn or malt in the market. As prices rose, so these payments in kind became much …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Edwards Hall, was erected in 1902 on a site in Clare Market allotted by the L.C.C. In the same year the School was … in 1960 on adapting for School use the building in Clare Market formerly occupied by the St. Clements Press; the … Feb. 1946, pp. 1-31, Janet Beveridge, An Epic of Clare Market, and London School of Economics Calendar (1963-4). For …
A History of the County of Oxford
… town; retailers were ordered not to buy victuals in the market before 9 a.m., a regulation designed to give scholars … the money was paid over to the town The control of the market by the University was to the advantage of all … lecturer. The charter also provided that the clerk of the market should be placed in control of the ordering of the …
Survey of London
… present National School was started in 1699 at Hungerford Market (see Survey of London, Vol. XVIII). It subsequently …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… is appointed by government to the cure of this chapel. A market is held at Sheerness weekly on a Saturday. See vol. i. …
Survey of London
… both gardeners, and probably the whole estate was used for market-gardening. 255 It is shown on Rocque's map of 1746 as …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… has been cut back externally for the cattle pens of the market held on the site of the ditch since 1827 and still in …
A Survey of London
… of sheep there parted, and penned vp to be sold on the market dayes. Smithfielde pond somtime a poole.; The Elmes in …
Survey of London
… however, it was held separately by Francis Shailer, a market gardener, whose neat smallholding, surrounded by …