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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of king Edward the Confessor, this manor was worth fifteen pounds, and afterwards sixteen pounds. Now the demesne of the archbishop is valued at twenty-four pounds, and yet it pays thirty-five pounds. Of the knights …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… king Edward the Confessor it was worth no more than twenty pounds and one hundred shillings, and six shillings and eight … pence; when be received it, one hundred and twenty-five pounds, and ten shilling of the twenty in ore; 2 now one hundred pounds by tale; and if the abbot bad had sac and soc, it …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and eighteen inches in girt, and weighed upwards of forty pounds. THE MANOR OF YALDING, or Ealding, as it was usually … Edward the Consessor, and afterwards, it was worth thirty pounds, now twenty pounds, on account of the lands lying waste to that amount. …
Survey of London
… House is still for sale but he now asks fourteen thousand Pounds for it being an addition of two thousand since we were …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to pay their members meant wage-bills ranging from a few pounds for short parliaments to some 90 for the Reformation …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Council House erected at my sole expense of many thousand pounds must have some hold upon honourable minds' 200 In 1802 … peculiarly scandalous bribery, running into thousands of pounds, at the election of 1780, threw open the borough by …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… 27th 1669 Recd. In full of this bill the some of foure pounds seaven shillings & six pence upon the accompt of the …
Cardiff Records
… doth not together exceed the sum of One hundred and ten Pounds per annum, and that the uniting and consolidating …
Cardiff Records
… said parish Church at the Rate & Sallary of Twenty four Pounds p' ann? To Coence from the 29 th day of September last … Bells was by the Contract agreed to be done for fifteen pounds which upon perusing the Accounts of the said David Prichard and John Watkin which amount to fourteen pounds & twelve shillings and eleven pence and that the Same …