10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TOLSEL»
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tolsel in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tolsel and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
British Borough Charters 1307-1660
3: grant of James Butler as lord of the town: to hold the town at fee-farm of 10
marks; yearly to elect a reeve, who will swear before his predecessor or the
burgesses who are or shall be suitors of the borough court in the tolsel; the reeve
to hold ...
2
Calendar of Ormond deeds, 1172-
the Hundred [court] of the town shall be held before the Reeve once every
fortnight in the Tolsel there. Also the Reeve may occupy the said office by himself
or a sufficient deputy by the assent of the burgesses. Also we grant that no
burgess ...
Ormonde (Marquises of.), Edmund Curtis, Henry Fitz-Patrick Berry, 1935
A word-by-word rendering of this into standardised English spelling, but leaving
in their original form the terms 'Scrievit' and 'Tolsel Biggins' would read as follows:
It's now open for to put in job tonus for the ontake of Undcr-Editor ( English and ...
4
The Works of John Wesley: Journal and diaries
In the afternoon, I came to Kilkenny and in the evening 20 preached in the tolsel.
4 A more civil and unawakened audience I know not when I have seen. The bulk
of them appeared to be no more affected than if I had been talking Greek.
John Wesley, Richard P. Heitzenrater, W. Reginald Ward, 1993
5
The Council Book of the Corporation of Youghal: From 1610 to ...
Freemen within 20 miles of town to repair to the Tolsel in their gowns, 2 ;
admission to, 8 ; to give 1 lb. of wax or 12c?., 40 ; none to be admitted except by
birth or service, 41 ; may keep inns, ib. ; to be liable to the common watch of the
Town, ...
Youghal, Ireland. Corporation, Richard Caulfield, 1878
6
The Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy
Tenkin's lane-EE. Tolsel lane—FF. Hemlin's lane—GG. Bonfield's lane_HH.
Monke's lane—II. The abbeye lane ——KK. St. John's port—LL. St. Michael's port
—MM. Mungret port—NN. The way to Kilmalock—OO. The way to Thomond.” 23.
7
The Dublin University Magazine
In the same communication he 'writes— “ Little news offers here, only our
Exchange is removed from Cork House to the Tolsel, which the have arrogantly
named, ' The Royal xchange.' “ Mr. Mullen is lately become famous amongst us
for a ...
8
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Name. Above Luz. Above the Sea. Metres. Tolses. Metres. Tolsel. Feet. Baréges,
(court of the baths) . . 532 272.5 1274 653.5 . 4180 Extract of a Letter from Mrs
Somerville to M. Arago, detailing some Experiments concerning the Transmission
...
9
The University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
Also he writt an Appendix to Cluverius' Epitome Historiarum." In the same
communication he wntes“ Little news otfers here, only our Exchange is removed
from Cork House to the Tolsel, which the have arrogantly named, ' The Royal
xchange.
Verses from a brass plate in the Tolsel of Hereford, recording the redemption of
toll by Richard Phelips, seven times mayor. Now preserved on the wall of the
cathedral (near the Bishop's Cloisters doorway) and printed in Rawlinson, p. 111.
