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

by L. F. Salzman

[[524]] V. C. H. Worcs., ii. 286.

[[525]] V. C. H. Essex, ii. 383-4.

[[526]] The use of woof in place of warp was strictly forbidden.—Liber Custumarum, i. 125; Little Red Book of Bristol, ii. 2. At Worcester in 1497 any one bringing yarn to be spun into cloth was to bring the warp and the woof separate.—V. C. H. Worcs., ii. 285.

[[527]] Rec. of City of Norwich, ii. 378.

[[528]] Rot. Parl., iii. 618.

[[529]] Arch. Journal, ix. 70: cf. Assize R., 787, m. 86.

[[530]] V. C. H. Notts., ii. 345.

[[531]] Little Red Book of Bristol, ii. 4.

[[532]] Liber Custumarum, i. 134.

[[533]] Arch. Journ., ix. 71.