 | 1729 - 320 pages
....Rudlow, belonging to Robert Knightleye, and there fhall fummon the aforefaid Kntghtleye, or his Bayliff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre the Day...appointed, at Prime of Day, with his Carriage, that is to fay, a Horfe and a Saddle, a Sack and a Pryke, for to convey the faid Bacon and Corn a Journey out... | |
 | 1739 - 332 pages
...there fhall fummon the aforefaid Knigbtleye, or his Bailiff, commanding him to be ready at Wbicbenovre the Day appointed, at Prime of Day, with his Carriage, that is to fay, a Horfe and a Saddle, a Sack and a Prike, for to convey the faid Bacon and Corn a Journey out... | |
 | 1786 - 670 pages
...(hall go le irnnor of Rudlow, belonging )bert Knighrlryc, and there /hall юл the nturekid Knighikye, or his bailiff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre the day appointed, at prime of day, with his Car* riage, that is to fay, a horfe and * faddlc, a fack and a prike, for to convey the faid bacon... | |
 | 1789 - 428 pages
...the manor of Rudlow, belonging to Robert Knightleye, and there fhall fummon the aforefaid Knightleye, or his bailiff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre...appointed, at prime of day, with his carriage, that is to fay, a horfe and a faddle, a fack and a pryke, for to convey the faid bacon and corn a journey out... | |
 | Joseph Addison - English imprints - 1801 - 364 pages
...fhall fummon the aforefaid Knightliye, or his bailiff, commanding him to be ' ready at IVicheno-vrt the day appointed, at prime of day, with his carriage, that is to fay, a horfe and a faddle, a fack and a prike, for to convey the faid bacon and corn a journey out... | |
 | English literature - 1803 - 342 pages
...the manor of Rud!ow, belonging to Robert Knightleye, and there shall summon the aforesaid Knightleye or his bailiff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre...that is to say, a horse and a saddle, a sack and a prikt, for to convey the said bacon and corn a journey out of the county of Stafford, at his costages.... | |
 | Characters and characteristics - 1805 - 596 pages
...Knyghtley or his bayliffe, commanding hym to be ready at Wliichenour the day appointed at pryme of the day, with his carriage, that is to say, a horse, and a sadyh, a sakke and a pryke, (ie spur) for to convey and carry the said baconne and corne a journey... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - English essays - 1808 - 308 pages
...the manor of Rudlow, belonging to Robert Knightleyc, and there shall summon the aforesaid Kuightleye, or his bailiff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre...horse and a saddle, a sack and a pryke, for to convey <he said bacon and corn a journey out of the county of Stafford, at his costages. And then the said... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - 370 pages
...manor of Rudlow, belonging1 to Robert Knightleye, and there shall summon the aforesaid Knightleye, or his bailiff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre...and a pryke, for to convey the said bacon and corn a journeyout of the county of Stafford, at his costages. And then the said bailiff shall, with the said... | |
 | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele - English literature - 1810 - 272 pages
...Rudlow, belonging to Robert Knightleye, and there shall summon the aforesaid Knightleye, or his bailtff, commanding him to be ready at Whichenovre the day...that is to say, a horse and a saddle, a sack and a prike, for to convey the said bacon and corn a journey out of the county of Stafford, at his costages.... | |
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