 | 1821 - 398 pages
...velvet, satin, damaste, and other like precious thinges beside : yea, every one, servying-man, and other inferior to them in every condition, will not stick to flaunt it out in these kinde of hozen, with all other their apparell sutable thereunto. In times past, kynges (as... | |
 | Henry Southern - 1821 - 398 pages
...velvet, satin, damaste, and other like precious thinges beside : yea, every one, servying-man, and other inferior to them in every condition, will not stick to flaunt it out in these kinde of hozen, with all other their apparell sutable thereunto. In times past, kynges (as... | |
 | 1821 - 400 pages
...velvet, satin, damaste, and other like precious thinges beside: yea, every one, servying-man, and other inferior to them in every condition, will not stick to flaunt it out in these kinde of hozen, with all other their apparell sutable thereunto. In times past, kynges (as... | |
 | Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas - 1821 - 402 pages
...velvet, satin, damaste, and other like precious thinges beside: yea, every one, servy ing-man, and other inferior to them in every condition, will not stick to flaunt it out in these kinde of hozen, with all other their apparell sutable thereunto. In times past, kynges (as... | |
 | John Wodderspoon - 1850 - 474 pages
...of Silk, Velvet, Saten, Damaske, and other like precious thynges beside ; yea every one, Scruyngman and others inferior to them in every condition, will...price, but that nowe it is a small matter to bestowe twentie nobles, tenne pounde, yea a hundred pounds for one paire of breeches (God be mercifull unto... | |
 | Shuttleworth family - 1857 - 334 pages
...velvet, satin, damask, and other like precious things beside ; yea, every one, serving man, and other inferior to them in every condition, will not stick to flaunt it out in these kind of hosen, with all other their apparel suitable thereunto. In times past kings would... | |
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... finely with silkepointes, or some such like, and laied on also with rowes .of lace or gardes, as the other before. And yet, notwithstandyng all this is not sufficient except they be made of silke, velvet, satin, damaste, and other like precious thinges... 