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

by L. F. Salzman

[[422]] 'Flaunderistyle vocata Breke.'—Exch. K. R. Accts., 503, no. 12.

[[423]] Ibid., 472, no. 4.

[[424]] Hist. MSS. Com., Beverley MSS., 62.

[[425]] Hist. MSS. Com., Beverley MSS., 128.

[[426]] Ibid., 47. These by-laws distinguish in one place between 'tilethakkers' and 'tile wallers,' the latter being what we should call bricklayers.

[[427]] Exch. K. R. Accts., 494, no. 4.

[[428]] Ibid., 467, no. 6 (6).

[[429]] Such were, no doubt, the paving tiles, of which 185,000 were bought from Richard Gregory, in 1357, for Westminster Chapel at 6s. 8d. the hundred.—Ibid., 472, no. 4.

[[430]] Lethaby, Westminster Abbey, 48; Arch. Journal, lxix. 36-73.

[[431]] V. C. H. Derby, ii. 375. Ibid.