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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk

Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840

… auctioneer (1817). [D] Ingram, William, Parsonage House, Coney St, York, house, sign, furniture and coach painter …

I. 'Costly Thy Habit'

The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages

… skins, from the rest who could wear only the lamb, coney, cat, or fox skins which were for the most part of … the majority working in town and village, could wear lamb, coney, cat, or fox. 2 So long as the wearing of furs was … black pampilion, 1 and one of tawny velvet furred with coney. The nobility and clergy and many of those who served …

III. The Crown: Letters

The Barrington Papers

III. The Crown: State and condition of the forts and settlements on the coast of Africa, belonging to Great Britain, and the soldiers therein [insert]

The Barrington Papers

III. The Emergence of the London Skinners

The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages

… dressing one thousand greywerk, and for other squirrel and coney skins accordingly. The relative importance of the two …

Index

Survey of London

… 4356; Unity construction 215 a Conder, Alfred 372, 387 Coney, Samuel 361, 413 e Conisbee (Alan) Associates 431 b …

Index

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex

… property in Tottenham acquired by, Tottenham (4), p. 121b. Coney Green, earthwork at, Hillingdon, East (9), p. 77a. …

Index

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London

… (7), p. 31a. Conduit House, Westminster (81), p. 147b. Coney Court (formerly): Gray's Inn, Holborn (6), pp. 52b, …