| John Whitaker - Great Britain - 1773 - 442 pages
...religious houfe within Aldgate by four fucceffive conftables of the Tower, in the reigns of Rufus, Henry, and Stephen, and made by them into a vineyard...great emolument and profit. In the old accounts of reftorial and vicarial revenues, and in the old regifters of ecclcfiaftical fuits concerning them,... | |
| William Nicholson - 1809 - 722 pages
...reigns of Rutils, Henry, and Stephen, and made liy them into a vineyard, which yielded great emolument. In the old accounts of rectorial and vicarial revenues, and in the old registers of ccclcihutical suits concernai;; them, the tithe of wine is an article that frequently occurs in Kent,... | |
| C. H. Kauffman - Commerce - 1815 - 460 pages
...religious house within Aldgate, by four successive constables of the Tower, in the reign of Rufus, Henry, and Stephen; and made by them into a vineyard, to their great emolument and profit. The vvines of Gloucestershire, within a century after the conquest, were little inferior to the French... | |
| William Nicholson - Natural history - 1821 - 356 pages
...reigns of Rufus, Henry, and Stephen, and made by them into a vineyard, which yielded great emolument. In the old accounts of rectorial and vicarial revenues,...registers of ecclesiastical suits concerning them, the tithe of wine is an article that frequently occurs in Kent, Surry, and other counties. And the wines... | |
| William Nicholson - Natural history - 1821 - 356 pages
...reigns of Rufus, Henry, and Stephen, and made by them into a vineyard, which yielded great emolument. In the old accounts of rectorial and vicarial revenues,...registers of ecclesiastical suits concerning them, the tithe of wine is an article that frequently occurs in Kent, Surry, and other counties. And the wines... | |
| Thomas Curtis - Aeronautics - 1829 - 878 pages
...of the Tower, in the reigns of William II., Henry I., and Stephen, and made by them into a vineyard. In the old accounts of rectorial and vicarial revenues,...wine is an article that frequently occurs in Kent, Surrey, and other counties. And the wines of Gloucestershire, within a century after the conquest,... | |
| Wine and wine making - 1830 - 316 pages
...religious house within Aldgate, by four successive Constables of the Tower, in the reign of Rufus, Henry, and Stephen; and made by them into a vineyard, to their great profit. In the old accounts of rectorial and vicarial revenues, and in the old registers of ecclesiastical... | |
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