English Industries of the Middle Ages / Being an Introduction to the Industrial History of Medieval England

by L. F. Salzman

[[242]] The 'pondus dolii,' anglicised in other entries as 'tuntight,' seems to have been about 40 cubic feet.

[[243]] Presumably from the Yorkshire quarry referred to above; it came via London.—Ibid., 121.

[[244]] Apparently about 440 tons.—Ibid.

[[245]] Pipe R., 16 Edw. III.

[[246]] The term 'damlade,' of uncertain meaning, seems to be peculiar to Yorkshire. See Fabric R. of York.

[[247]] Pipe R., 7 Edw. III.

[[248]] Misc. Bks., Tr. of R., 4, f. 142.

[[249]] Exch. K. R. Accts., 476, no. 5.

[[250]] Ibid., 461, no. 11.

[[251]] Exch. K. R. Accts., no. 12.