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Cardiff Records
… lye in Cardff. "John Gybon de Cardyff for not provydynge butts in Cardyff for Shootynge iuxta officium suum." 36 Eliz. …
Cardiff Records
… Radyr, with nets and certain engines called "piches" and "butts," and taking 100 trout, 100 salmon and 1000 seed of …
Cardiff Records
… as Cardiff is concerned, an unique record of the archery butts which had to be officially provided for the … Taff, at Whitchurch and Radyr, by means of "pitches and butts." The following year, Ann Mathews of Llandaff was …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… attacked the troops of the regent at a place called the Butts, and achieved a partial success, becoming master of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… a tumulus generally called the Moat, but sometimes the Bow Butts, situated about a mile and a half from the church, and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in Landmead were not completed until 1935 and flats in Butts Close were finished in 1938. 36 The post office in High … was still in use in the early 16th century 81 and the name Butts Close survived for the field until it was built on c. …
The medieval records of a London City church
… n. boss, 49, 50. Bossys, n. p. bosses, 47. Bottes, n. p. butts, 281. Bottrye, n. buttery, 28. Bovshope, n. bishop, 56. …