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Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… one gilded "coylter" 1, three garments ( garnamenta), one hood of medley, two supertunics furred with bys 2, one coat and one hood furred with miniver 3, six ells and a quarter of medley …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… and that it was a great wonder that he had not lost his hood (?; quin ipse non amissiset capitum suum) in Gant in …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… hands, the clerk bit Adam, and Adam took the clerk by the hood and tore it. And the cook struck Adam, who struck him …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… that he entrusted to a certain Margery de Camerwelle a hood of "bluet" furred with "meniver," value ½ mark, a brass … and a tally of 19s, and 6s 11d cash, a gown, value 6d, a hood of burnet 3, value 8d, a purse, value 4d, and a pair of …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… the latter in Grascherche Street and tearing his hood. The defendant admitted the charge, and prayed leave to …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… the dispute, the defendant took him maliciously by the hood, and kept him until he was delivered by the guardians of …
Old and New London
… HallThe "Fox-under-the-Hill"Old Families of CamberwellTom Hood a Resident hereCamberwell Lunatic Asylum. Camberwell is … High Street), where he occupied the drawingroom floor. Hood, who was a real wit and humourist in the best sense of … and for many years acting partner in the firm of Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, extensive booksellers and publishers. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… or upper house, or, as it is sometimes styled, the "White-hood house," from its members wearing hoods lined with white … the non-regent or lower house, otherwise called the "Black-hood house," its members wearing black silk hoods. But …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… tabernacle having a semi-circular niche with a shell-hood on each face flanked by panelled pilasters supporting …