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accounts Alton Barnes appears Apuldrum average price bailiff Barley barrel Beans and peas bought Bromham buys Cambridge carriage cheap cheaper cloth Coleshull common corn costs 8d Cotswold district counties dear dearer decennial averages dozen Durham earlier ells England English entries fifteenth century Finchale fother gallon Gascony Henry highest price Hornchurch Hornchurch fleeces hundred hundredweight Hunstanton Jarrow kinds King's College King's Hall labour Lambs land latter linen load London Lullington Magdalen Magdalen College malt manufacture miles nails nearly Norfolk Norwich numerous Oats Oxford paid pair Parliament period pound price of wheat price of wool probably produce purchased quantity quarter rise salt sheep Sion sixteenth statute Stert stone supply Sutton-at-Hone vetches volumes wages Wearmouth Weedon weight wheat wine wool wool is sold Woolfells range yard ΙΟ
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