-
warme water all night, the next day
blanch them, and dry them with a
faire cloath, beat them in a
stone morter,
until they be
reasonably fine, put to them...
- sheep, they spun the wool for yarn, to be
woven in
cloth for
Blankets and
Cloathing [sic]. They did ther [sic] own
weaveing [sic]. Thir [sic]
sweets was obtained...
-
Skeltonicall continued ryme, in
praise of my New-found-Land
Although in
cloaths, company,
buildings faire With England, New-found-land
cannot compare:...
- (1615).
Metropolis Coronata, the
Trivmphes Of
Ancient Drapery: Or, Rich
Cloathing Of England, In a
Second Yeeres Performance In
Honour Of the Aduancement...
- all in one Way,
except the Bonnet; ours
having a red or
yellow Cross of
Cloath or Ribbon;
theirs a
white ****ade".
Telfer Dunbar (1979): "If it had been...
- (Marinespital)
Naval Food
Provision Service (Marineproviantamt)
Naval Cloathing Service (Marinebekleidungsamt)
Naval Prison (Marinegefangenhaus) Naval...
- HarperCollins. p. 184. ISBN 0-00-653152-0. "Regulation for the
Uniform Cloathing of the
Marching Regiments of Foot",
reproduced in Edwards, T J (1953)...
- Gooch's marines, 43rd
regiment of foot from the
Cloathing Book of 1740...
-
Cloathing of His Majesty's
Household and of all the
forces upon the
Establishments of
Great Britain and Ireland. 1742.
Regulation for the
Cloathing of...
-
known to have been the
colour of the
lapels in 1709.
However the
official Cloathing Book of 1742
shows full
green facings being worn on the
standard red coats...
