- the ****ize of Cloth, and in the
reign of
Edward I an
official called an "
alnager" or "aulnager" was
appointed to
enforce it. His duty was to
measure each...
-
Revision Act 1948 (11 & 12 Geo. 6. c. 62)
Alnagers were
inspectors of
woollen cloth. The
dictionary definition of
alnager at
Wiktionary Forestall in the meaning...
- In the
reign of
Edward I (1272 - 1307), an
official called the king's
alnager was
appointed to
enforce the law, and all
towns were
required to have an...
-
University Press. p. 719. Ford,
Felicity (26
November 2014). "Wovember Words:
Alnagers".
Retrieved 2024-09-30. Burgess, E.
Martin (April 1953). "The mail-maker's...
- a
reward an
addition of £1,000 a year to the
salary of his
sinecure of
alnager, a major's
commission in a
cavalry regiment, and a
promise of the Secretaryship...
- (Lancashire) Act 1566 (repealed) 8 Eliz. 1. c. 12 2
January 1567 An Act for the
Alnagers Fees in Lancashire, and for Length, Breadth, and
Weight of Cottons, Frizes...
- In June 1380, he was
appointed one of the
three deputies of the
royal alnager of cloth, MP
William Hervy. The last
mention of him was in 1407, when he...
- New Drapery, and the true
searching and
sealing thereof by His Majesty's
Alnager within this Kingdom;" and also so much of an Act made in the Nineteenth...
- de Blaquiere,
during the
Continuance of his
Interest in the
Office of
Alnager. The whole. 57 Geo. 3. c. 110
Duties on
Spirits (Ireland) Act 1817 An Act...
-
January 1397 and 1399; he was also
coroner and
bailiff of the town and an
alnager in Suffolk. He married, at some
point before 1387, a
woman named Christine...
