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SILURIDE.
loaves, six dishes of meat, (out of the king's kitchen); one flaggon of wine; one flaggon of beer; one truss of hay; one bushell of oats; one pricket of wax; six tallow candles.' But no precedent appearing of these things having been delivered, they were refused.—Records of the Board of Green Cloth."
The vignette below, with which this volume concludes, represents the Fish-market at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
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