Cheshire, its traditions and history, including a record of the rise and progress of freemasonry in this ancient province (1920)
Ingham, Alfred · Edinburgh : Printed by Pillans & Wilson · leaf 125
d up so as toresemble a rams horn, some imitatedthe peaked fools cap, and one pair had double points with a hook at the end ofeach. In booths adjoining were displayed drinking cups of all shapes and sizes,and glassware, then rare and valuable. In another place were gums and spices,and other… … Courtyard, Chester Castle, circa CHESHIRE : ITS TRADITIONS AND HISTORY 107 China to Peru had been raked of its treasures and a clean sweep made ofthe whole. In striking contrast, near by, were booths and tents for the refreshment orentertainment of the populace, where feasting and revelry were…
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