10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REGRATER»
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regrater in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
regrater and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Radical Pastoral, 1381–1594: Appropriation and the Writing ...
Similarly, 'Rose the regrater' seems to reflect the high proportion of women who
earned money as regraters revealed by civic legislation. 'Regratress' is as
common a word as 'regrator', and the brewing trade, especially, seems to be ...
Dr Mike Rodman Jones, 2013
2
The Archaeological Journal
E si il truvent nul 1 regrater, li avoir ke il avera akate avant la ure avantdite sera
forfet v la value a la ferme de la vile. E ke nul regrater neit en la sende avandite li
wiche ne fermme par unt il pusse ses regraz conseiller1. E si iceus dous jurez ...
3
The Black Book of the Admiralty: with an appendix. Appendix, ...
Item ordene est qe nul regrater en 1e dit marche ne achate peyscoun de autre
regrater pur vendre avaunt en meyme le marche, pur encherir 1e marche, sour
forfeture dil peyssoun issi achate, e ensement sour peyne denprisounement e de
...
4
Dictionnaire de la Prononciation Angloise; Ou Nouveau ...
Regourmer, v. a. Regouter, v. a. — Begrat, s. m. Regraté; ée , p. p. Regrater , v. a.
Regrater, corriger. îRegrater, des hardes. Regrater ,une muPaille. Regrater ,' v. n.
Regraterie , s. f. Regratier , s. m. Regratiere , s. f. Regreffer , v; a. Regrès , s. m. ...
5
Royal Regulation of Loans and Sales in Medieval England: ...
The word 'regrater' is commonly encountered in presentments in manor court
records, such as those of Sutton, and those of Tottenham, but it seems likely that '
regrater' is understood in those records simply to mean 'seller', without any ...
6
Blackstone's commentaries
Item ordene est qe nul regrater en le dit marche ne achate peyseoun de autre
regrater pur vendre avaunt en meme le marche, pur encherir le marche, sour
forfeture dil peyssoun issi achate, e ensement sour peyne denprisounement e de
...
St. George Tucker, Sir William Blackstone, 1996
7
A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English
Maelotai, s. c.-pl. maeloteion (швами) А regrater, a chapman. Maeloteìaeth, s. m.
(maelotai) 'l'he practice of a regrater, the occupation ot'a trañìcker. Maelotyn, s. m.
dim. (maelewd) A petty trader. Maelvvg, a. nt. (mael) Trañick, or trade. Maelwr ...
8
The Monthly Magazine: Or, British Register ...
If he hadsihad capital, 'be would have done the same harm or good to the public
as the regrater, who now stands exactly in his place. The regrater will keep the
corn till there is a demand for it; beginning to sell to-day, if the 'demand should ...
Put what many will think the word cafe, and fiippofe that the farmer has received a
higher price from the regrater, than he would have received if the regrater had not
been prefent— «« The farmer is certainly benefited ; but does not the public ...
Sir Richard Phillips, 1801
10
Antiquæ Linguæ Britannicæ Thesaurus: A Welsh and English ...
r. c. a regrater, a chapman Maelwr, s. m. a regrater; a badger Maen,s. 1Il.i| stone.
So in Cor. and Arm. Heb. wen, O faen; and 1ll672_l]0l/t, lapilli, main. 1). Pl. main
and meini; whence the Eng. mine. Jllam dros iaen, a stone falling on ice.
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REGRATER»
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Food supply protest in Philippines
... from the National Food Authority to increase the proportion of home-produced rice in its food reserve while punishing the regraters. The Philippines, one of the ... «Xinhua, Apr 08»
