- the same, hath
perceived That the
great scarcity of
bowstaves is now in this realm, and the
bowstaves that be in this
realm be sold as an
excessive price...
- the same, hath
perceived That the
great scarcity of
bowstaves is now in this realm, and the
bowstaves that be in this
realm be sold as an
excessive price...
-
noted for
requiring ships coming to an
English port to
bring a tax in
bowstaves Statute of
Westminster 1931,
established legislative equality for the...
- as it is
difficult to find
perfect unblemished yew. The
demand for yew
bowstaves was such that by the late 16th
century mature yew
trees were
almost extinct...
-
rotation of the arrow.
Arrows bend when released. If the bend hits the
bowstave, the arrow's aim will be
thrown off.
Wooden arrows have a
preferred bending-plane...
-
Sheriffs Act 1887 (50 & 51 Vict. c. 55))
Bowstaves Act 1472 (repealed) 12 Edw. 4. c. 2 6
October 1472 Four
bowstaves shall be
brought into this
realm for...
- Act 1468 Ao viijo. In the
Eighth Year. The
whole act. 12 Edw. 4. c. 2
Bowstaves Act 1472
Incipiunt Statuta apud Westm' edita, anno duo-decimo. Here begin...
- 1571 (repealed) 13 Eliz. 1. c. 14 29 May 1571 An Act for the
bringing of
Bowstaves into the Realm. (Repealed by
Repeal of Acts
Concerning Importation Act...
- Act 1468 Ao viijo. In the
Eighth Year. The
whole act. 12 Edw. 4. c. 2
Bowstaves Act 1472
Incipiunt Statuta apud Westm' edita, anno duo-decimo. Here begin...
- is then made of
caribou sinews twisted into cables, and
attached to the
bowstave and to each
other by knotting. (In more
temperate climates,
animal glue...
