10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOASTMAN»
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The History and Antiquities of the Town and County of the ...
Nigh the church-porch a large blue stone, the burial place of Mr. William
Milbourne, hoastman, who died in the year 1662. Thisflone formerly belonged to
St. Austin's Fryery, and was removed from thence by Thomas Ledger, when he
was ...
2
A historical and descriptive account of All Saints' Church ...
The following account of those in the south aisle, is from Bourne : — " Near the
Church porch was a large blue stone, the burial place of Mr William Milbourne,
Hoastman, who died in the year 1662. This stone formerly belonged to St Austin's
...
3
The History of Newcastle Upon Tyne: Or, The Ancient and ...
William Milbourne, Hoastman, who dyed in the Year \66z. This Stone formerly
belonged to St. Austin's Fryery, and was removed from thence by Thomas Ledger
, when he was Mayor, in the Time of the Civil Wars. He brought it to St. Nicholas ...
4
The History and Antiquities of the Town and Country of the ...
... ashes, manure, and rubbish (reckoning fifty-three hundred weight to a chaldron
) which shall be respectively carried in each such keel; which said weekly sum or
sums of money such hoastman or fitter, or copartnership of hoastmen or fitters, ...
5
A Descriptive and Historical Account of the Town & County of ...
Near the church-porch," says Bourne, " was a large blue stone, the burial place of
Mr. William Mil- bourne, Hoastman, who died in the year 1662. ' This stone
formerly belonged to St. Austin's Friary, and was removed from thence by
Thomas ...
6
The English dialect dictionary
An ancient Cild or Fraternity at Newcastle-upom Tyne, who deal in seacoal th'fi;
He was admitted to the freedom of the Hoastman's Company, Newcastle,
RICHARDSON Borzh'n'r's Tabla-bk. (1846) V. 4', th.l The term hoastman has long
...
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Extracts from the Records of the Company of Hostmen of ...
Mr. Henry Marlay, sometimes a Brother of this Companie, Came into the Court
and Claimed the priviledge of A free Hoastman, which, beinge by the Court
denied him, he desired the Governour and Stewards would be pleased to putt it
to the ...
Frederick Walter Dendy, 1901
8
Publications of the Surtees Society
Brother of this Companie, Came into the Court and Claimed the priviledge of A
free Hoastman, which, beinge by the Court denied him, he desired the Governour
and Stewards would be pleased to putt it to the question Whether he, haveinge ...
Newcastle upon Tyne (England). Company of Hostmen, 1901
1719 a Andrew Dick hoastman 23 Dec. 1719 a John Welford m. mar. 1 Sept.
1727 s Suretis Esq. hoastman 1721 a Thomas Simpson m. mar. s Nicholas
mason 1719 s John mason 19 June 1719 s Thomas taylor 1726 s John carpenter
25 Feb.
Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Newcastle-upon-Tyne Records Committee, Newcastle upon Tyne (England), Madeleine Hope Dodds, 1926
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The Publications of the Newcastle Upon Tyne Records Committee
And if any Hoastman shall offend Contrarie to this order, and shall not giue notice
as aforesaid to the Clerke of the Chamber of this Towne or his deputie, and shall
refuse to paie the aforesaid Summe of Tenn pounds, That then everie such ...
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