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into the said lime-kiln, which was then and there on fire; and was, by means of the sul phur and smoke arising therefrom, suffocated and instantly died. Tho s Edwards Alex r Purcel Bailiffs and Coroners of the said Town.

mentioned as being near to St. Paul's, in page 98 ante . faciendam . The louvres, or flues for the smoke. To the Guildhall. This was done by sending a billet, arbitrarily seizing the best houses, turning out the inhabitants,

of all who shall smell the smoke from such melting,-as may be proved by some of the same trade, and other good folks, and trustworthy, who bear witness that whosoever has smelt the smoke therefrom, has never escaped without mischief:-

a real understanding and friendship with the Duke of Burgundy, it is thought that all these projects will end in smoke, and the English will return home, while the Dukes of Berri and Britanny will be glad for his Majesty

4 d. arising from the rents of 220 tenants by a certain custom called in Welsh "chence," and in English "Smoke silu r ," namely, from every such tenant dwelling within the lordship aforesaid, for the same time, 1 d

Memorials of the Institutions CXIV: St Helen's Bishopsgate with St Martin's Outwich CXIV. THE ADVOWSON OF THE UNITED RECTORY OF ST. HELEN'S, BISHOPSGATE, WITH ST. MARTIN'S OUTWICH. THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF ST. HELEN. 1 1.

which fowl and other victuals are to be roasted at the fire, is uncovered at the top, so that all smoke may escape thereby. As to the other utensils, which are requisite for serving so large a Court, no one

e m, payd in expenc es whane s ar tayne of þ e parysh e yede to Awew þ e smoke holys betwene tyrry and Inger vij d It e m, payd for a Rope for hys well' viij d

any description, or purchase or receive any liquors outside the Home, upon pain of immediate dismissal. "12. Patients shall not smoke in the house, except in the room appropriated for that purpose during the Winter months, neither shall they play

of Namur the duke's daughter spoke with him recently at a nunnery. Some believe that it will all end in smoke, and that the English have become very suspicious. 11 When I was speaking at Calais with that ambassador of

chimney, which rested on the wall of John's chamber, high enough so that John would not be bothered by the smoke. John de Buterle's great chamber was probably identical with the chamber in the corner in the S. part of

d is recorded as having been:- "payd in expences whane sartayne of þ e paryshe yede to Awew þ e smoke holys betwene tyrry and Inger." At p. 332 we have the picture of the presence of various parishioners at

his wife is said to be a prisoner, so that I consider that this youth called Perkin, has vanished into smoke. The King of England's dynasty is likewise established through a successor, whom may it please God to preserve, for

History of Edw. III , p. 31. See p. 83, n. 1. Hareng soor is herring turned yellowish-brown by the smoke of curing. See above, p. 63, n. 2. Roger Mortimer, created Earl of March after the Parliament of Salisbury,

the pope because he does not do as they hoped. The enterprise of the Scots against England is vanishing in smoke, from what they tell me, and I am glad of it. The lords, captains and others here tell me

part of the old seat of the good Lord Digby , over which at a distance we could discover the smoke of Birmingham . The former of these objects brings to your mind a noble specimen of ancient uncorrupted English

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