Transcripts from the Municipal Archives of Winchester: And Other Documents, Elucidating the Government, Manners, and Customs of the Same City, from the Thirteenth Century to the Present PeriodH. Barcley, 1856 - 198 páginas |
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... inhabitants . The other losses were gradually repaired ; but that of the Charters and Records of a city so ancient and highly dignified , at a time when it was not customary to multiply copies of such documents , was absolutely and ...
... inhabitants . The other losses were gradually repaired ; but that of the Charters and Records of a city so ancient and highly dignified , at a time when it was not customary to multiply copies of such documents , was absolutely and ...
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... inhabitants of this city in particular , from the lowness of the structure of the arches of the said gates , whereby a Tun of Hay and a Load of Straw can not be brought in or out of the city through the said gates without a great ...
... inhabitants of this city in particular , from the lowness of the structure of the arches of the said gates , whereby a Tun of Hay and a Load of Straw can not be brought in or out of the city through the said gates without a great ...
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... Inhabitant in this City , Five Pounds , and to be disposed of for Buckets to the City . The last charge for exercising any trade or mystery in the city bears date 12th of April , 1728 . Also agreed , that it be proposed at and to the ...
... Inhabitant in this City , Five Pounds , and to be disposed of for Buckets to the City . The last charge for exercising any trade or mystery in the city bears date 12th of April , 1728 . Also agreed , that it be proposed at and to the ...
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... Inhabitant of the cytie shall from hens- forthe suffer anye foren pson to sell anye wares by retayle wthin his howse , uppon payne to forfett for everye tyme offendinge contrarye to this ordinance 40 to the Chamber of the cytie , the ...
... Inhabitant of the cytie shall from hens- forthe suffer anye foren pson to sell anye wares by retayle wthin his howse , uppon payne to forfett for everye tyme offendinge contrarye to this ordinance 40 to the Chamber of the cytie , the ...
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... inhabitants of their right of property , but for and touching the levying of the sayd sums soe assessed , diverse questions and doubts arise , and suits thereby may be occasioned . And such prescription may be found to be too general in ...
... inhabitants of their right of property , but for and touching the levying of the sayd sums soe assessed , diverse questions and doubts arise , and suits thereby may be occasioned . And such prescription may be found to be too general in ...
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aforesayd agreed Aldermen ancient appointed Assembly Bailiffs Bucketts Bull-baiting Castle Charles Charter Church cittizens gowne citty City of Winchester citye Clerke Coffer Common Seal Commonalty comon comynge contrary Corporacon Corporation customes cytie daie and yere daye divers Earl Edward Harfell election ev'y evri exceed forthwith Gate Gent geven Guild halfe-pence and farthings hath Henry holden howse humble infected Inhabitants Itchen navigable John John Lisle King's Lady levied by distresse London Lord Maior maioraltie Majesty Majesty's Matie Matie's Mayor Mayor and Aldermen moost night offending Oliver Cromwell ordered Ordinance paye payne person Pounds present Prince pson Queen Richard Right Honble Royal sayd citie sayd Ferdinando Bye sayd Maior sayd Office sayd Record Sept severall shal shillings Skavenger Southampton Sovereign Taylers and Hosiers thereof Thomas Coward Town tyme beinge unto uppon Wardens Whereas Willm Woodman wthin ye sayd yere
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Página 149 - I came to Winchester on the Lord's day, the 28th of September; with Colonel Pickering, — commanding his own, Colonel Montague's, and Sir Hardress Waller's regiments. After some dispute with the Governor, we entered the Town. I summoned the Castle; was denied; whereupon we fell to prepare batteries, — which we could not perfect (some of our guns being out of order) until Friday following. Our battery was six guns ; which being finished, — after firing one round, I sent in a second summons for...
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