Pavage was a medieval toll for the maintenance or improvement of a road or street in medieval England, Wales and Ireland. The king by letters patent granted...

collector at Keldgate bar for pavage as appears &c. £2. 2s. 9d. received by John Fayr collector at the river for pavage this year as appears &c. There...

institution membership required.) Grataloup, Christian, Continents et océans : le pavage européen du globe, Monde(s), 2013, volume nr 3, pages 240. Tcherkézoff,...

upright pole or axle, which could be rotated to open or close the gate. Pavage grants, originally made for paving the marketplace or streets of towns,...

Chapter 3, (ESPON, 2007) Henry Bush (1828). "Chapter 3: Murage, keyage and pavage". Bristol Town Duties: A collection of original and interesting documents...

pauc- few Latin paucus paucal, pauciloquent, paucity pav- beat Latin pavire pavage, pave, pavement, pavior pecc- sin Latin peccatum "sin, fault, error", from...

the most heavily used roads were repaired with money raised from tolls by pavage grants. Widespread toll roads sometimes restricted traffic so much, by their...

rhythmic canons)". IRCAM, Seminaire MaMuX, 9 February 2002, Mosaïques et pavages dans la musique (PDF). Retrieved January 16, 2021. Tangian, Andranik (2002–2003)...

for sheep being brought in to be sold at market: in 1290, the murage and pavage tax was one penny per ten sheep, reduced to a farthing in 1308. The name...

a small part of the City of London was paved, financed by a tax called pavage. In 1316, six Paviors were appointed by the City of London from which they...