...sometime a farm belonging to the said nunnery ; at the which farm Imyselfinmyyouth have fetchedmany a half-penny worth of milk, and never had less than...for a halfpenny in the winter, always hot from the kine, as the same was milked and strained. One Trolop, and afterwards Goodman, were the farmers there,...

...sometime a farm belonging to the said nunnery; at the which farm I myself in my youth have fetehed many a half-penny worth of milk, and never had less...halfpenny in the summer, nor less than one ale quart for a lmlfpenny in the winter, always hot from tin- kine, as the same was milked and strained. One Trolop,...

...and " that the fields were a farm belonging to the said nunnery; at which farm I myself," he says, "have fetched many a halfpenny worth of milk, and...for a halfpenny in the winter, always hot from the kine." The theatre in Goodman's Fields was where Garrick first appeared, October 19, 1741 ; and here...

...muirie (St. Clare) ; at the which time I myself," says he, " in my youth have fetched manye a halfe peny worth of milk, and never had less than three ale pints for a halfe peny in the summer, nor less than one ale quart for a halfe peny in the winter, alwaies hot from...

...Minories ; " at the which farm (says Stow) I myself, in my youth, have fetched many a halfpennyworth of milk, and never had less than three ale pints for...for a halfpenny in the winter, always hot from the kine, as the same was milked and strained." One Trolop, and afterwards Goodman, were the farmers ;...

...and " that the fields were a farm belonging to the said nunnery ; at which farm I myself," he says, " have fetched many a halfpenny worth of milk, and never...for a halfpenny in the winter, always hot from the kine." The theatre hi Goodman's Fields was where Garrick first appeared, October 19,1741 ; and here...

...then rural district he could, he assures us, in his youth fetch from the farm many a " halfpennyworth of milk, and never had less than three ale pints for...than one ale quart for a halfpenny in the winter." " Goodman's son," he adds, "being heir to his father's purchase, let out the ground first for grazing...

...belonging to the said nunnery, at which farm I myself, in my youth, have fetched many a halfpennyworth er the land. She's done her to the Jew's castell,...Gin ye be there, my sweet sir Hugh, I pray you to kine, as the same was milked and strained. One Trolop, and afterwards Goodman, were farmers there,...

...Minories ; " at the which farm (says Stow) I myself, in my youth, have fetched many a halfpennyworth of milk, and never had less than three ale pints for...for a halfpenny in the winter, always hot from the kine, as the same was milked and strained." One Trolop, and afterwards Goodman were the farmers ; and...

...Lancaster, Leycester, and Derbie, brother to King Edward III.' ' At this farm,' says Stowe, ' I myself in my youth have fetched many a halfpenny worth of milk,...a halfpenny in the winter — always hot from the kine, as the same was milked and strained. One Trollop, and afterwards Goodman, were the farmers there,...