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Alnage, or
aulnage (from Old
French aune, ell;
parallel to "yardage") was the
official supervision of the
shape and
quality of
manufactured woolen cloth...
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September 2022.
Thursfield 2001, p. 63. Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "
Alnage" (free fulltext), from the Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 01 (11th ed.)....
- is a co**** open-weave
fabric traditionally used for cross-stitch.
alnage Alnage is the
official supervision of the
shape and
quality of manufactured...
- of Clothiers,
Woollen Manufacturers,
Weavers and
Drapers of Ireland, on
Alnage Laws. Report,
Minutes of Evidence,
Appendix 1817 (315) p. 5 Freeman's Journal...
- warp-weighted loom;
replica of
Ancient Rome Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "
Alnage" (free fulltext), from the Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 01 (11th ed.)....
- a
patent to
issue coinage in
Ireland and that was
granted the
office of
alnage of
cloth in 1662. He was
knighted on 30
September 1662 at
Dublin Castle...
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adherents of the late king. He was also on the
commission for "concealment of
alnage" in
Devon from July 1401. The south-western
counties disliked the new king...
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political support. In 1585 he
obtained the
right to
grant licences for
alnage, or
supervision of the
quality of
woollen cloth – a
position of
mutual advantage...
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Spring was a
successful merchant in the
cloth trade. This is
shown in the
alnage accounts for
Northamptonshire drawn up in
November 1395,
which record that...
