The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, Volume 7Edward Hungerford Goddard Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1862 - Archaeology Includes proceedings of the annual general meetings of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. |
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Page 33
... mentioning that a Cucking stool was in existence at Macclesfield in the last century , adds , " and there is also yet ... mentioned as " a brydle for a curste quean , " among the articles delivered by the serjeant to 1 P. 110 . 2 Vol ...
... mentioning that a Cucking stool was in existence at Macclesfield in the last century , adds , " and there is also yet ... mentioned as " a brydle for a curste quean , " among the articles delivered by the serjeant to 1 P. 110 . 2 Vol ...
Page 40
... mentioned by Ormerod , alluded to above , p . 33. The ducking - pool also , with the tumbrel post , remained at Macclesfield in the last century . Hist . of Cheshire , vol . iii . , p . 385 . coat , hand - cuffs and bilboes , and other.
... mentioned by Ormerod , alluded to above , p . 33. The ducking - pool also , with the tumbrel post , remained at Macclesfield in the last century . Hist . of Cheshire , vol . iii . , p . 385 . coat , hand - cuffs and bilboes , and other.
Page 41
... mentioned , with the jougs , by Dr. Wilson , in his " Prehistoric Annals of Scotland , " as a Scottish instrument of ecclesiastical punishment , for the coercion of scolds and slanderous gossips . The use of such bridles for unruly ...
... mentioned , with the jougs , by Dr. Wilson , in his " Prehistoric Annals of Scotland , " as a Scottish instrument of ecclesiastical punishment , for the coercion of scolds and slanderous gossips . The use of such bridles for unruly ...
Page 42
... mentioned by Shaw , as signifying a halter ; brans is also said to denote a kind of bridle . But our word seems originally the same with Teut . pranghe , which is defined so as to exhibit an exact description of our branks ; b . and p ...
... mentioned by Shaw , as signifying a halter ; brans is also said to denote a kind of bridle . But our word seems originally the same with Teut . pranghe , which is defined so as to exhibit an exact description of our branks ; b . and p ...
Page 43
... mentioned by an ancient English poet , I think Chaucer , quem vide : - - " But for my daughter Julian , I would she were well bolted with a Bridle , That leaves her work to play the clack , And lets her wheel stand idle . For it serves ...
... mentioned by an ancient English poet , I think Chaucer , quem vide : - - " But for my daughter Julian , I would she were well bolted with a Bridle , That leaves her work to play the clack , And lets her wheel stand idle . For it serves ...
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