10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FLESHMONGER»
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fleshmonger in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Survey of Medieval Winchester
203-9 in the early fourteenth century (1:1,250) 609 71. Properties of Henry Rende
in High Street between Calpe Street and Gold Street (1:1,250) 610 72. Properties
in Snitheling Street, Brudene Street, Jewry Street, and Fleshmonger Street c.
Derek Keene, Alexander R. Rumble, 1985
2
The English Reformation Revised
Probably from as early as Fleshmonger's election as dean in 1518, although
certainly from 1520, jurisdiction over the ... as Fleshmonger was using him to act
as his official.27 Deans had before, like Fleshmonger, acted as episcopal officers
, ...
3
English Surnames: Their Sources and Significations
That ' Fleshmonger ' was the colloquial term, we may prove from a list of
tradesmen mentioned in ' Cocke Lorelle's Bote,' a poem I have already quoted
several times ; reference is there made to— Woolemen, vynterers and
fiesshemongeis, ...
Charles Wareing Endell Bardsley, 1815
4
Parish Priests and Their People in the Middle Ages in England
Theincome of the dean, William Fleshmonger, was£58 9s. 4d. We have no
reasontodoubt that hewas identical with the William Fleshmonger whowas Rector
ofSelsey, worth £11 3s. 4d.; with the Dr.William Fleshmonger whowas Rectorof ...
5
A History of the University of Oxford, Its Colleges, Halls ...
Being asked by a neighbour, if he would sell certain lands to Dr. Fleshmonger, he
requested to know what the doctor intended to dowith them-: the answer was,--to
give them to New College, that he might be remembered in their prayers.
6
Measure for measure, as dialectical art
William B. Bache. human beings on their terms and that he is then a kind of
fleshmonger. For the Duke to give up his power and to act in a powerless fashion
as Friar is foolish, and such a Duke is a fool. Of course the witty intent is obvious:
any ...
7
A history of the colleges, halls, and public buildings, ...
... John Smyth, a burgher of Ipswich, who appears to have been incited to this by
a trifling circumstance. Being asked by a neighbour, whether he would sell
certain lands to Dr. Fleshmonger ? he asked, what the Doctor meant to do with
them ?
8
Measure for Measure: Evans Shakespeare Edition
And was the Duke a fleshmonger, a fool, and a coward, as you then reported him
to be? 335 duke You must, sir, change persons with me, ere you. 308. in . . . ear:
in his own hearing. 309. glance: ricochet. 311. touze: tear, jerk. 313. hot: hasty.
9
Report of the case of the borough of Petersfield ... tried ...
Dixnall, Henry EUiston, Edw. Esq. Eames, Richard . Etherington, John Earwaker,
Rich. Eamer, Randolph Finden, John Freeborn, William Fleshmonger, Henry .
Francis, Sam. Foster, Thomas Fleshmonger, John, jun. Fry, Thomas Faithfull,
John ...
Parliament commons, proc, Robert Shank Atcheson, 1831
'And was the duke a fleshmonger, a fool and a coward?', Measure, v i 330-331 . (
Cf. also fishmonger.) flinch, to hold back in an amorous bout. Pandarus to
Cressida, concerning Troilus, 'If my lord get a boy of you, you'll give him me. Be
true to ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FLESHMONGER»
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fleshmonger is used in the context of the following news items.
From Finnegans Wake to Google Translate
... 'desperanto', 'ultraviolent', 'deleteful', 'teetalitarian', 'jurisfiction', 'aujord woe', 'yesterselves', 'microchasm' and 'fleshmonger' – these are just ... «Spiked, Jun 15»
CBS Shills For War, Violence, Toxic Drugs, Animal Flesh, Lower …
CBS is a fleshmonger, not only having made over a trillion dollars in advertising animal cadavers, but in working in animal flesh product ... «Bay Area Indymedia, May 15»
Jason Itzler, 'King of All Pimps,' makes court play to skirt plea deal
Under a deal hammered out in a marathon plea hearing on April 16, the manic fleshmonger would have faced just five years in prison. «New York Daily News, May 12»
