ulnage Obs. exc. Hist.
(ˈʌlnɪdʒ)
[ad. med.L. ulnagium (14th c.), f. L. ulna after OF. aulnage alnage.]
1. = alnage 1.
| 1447 Ord. exchequer 35. c. 62 (6) A v b, For euerye foreyn accompte of sheryffes and vlnage. 1454 Rolls of Parlt. V. 247 The Fermours of the Ulnage in the Counte of Somers[et] yerely. 1495 Act 11 Hen. VII, c. 62 §1 The fermour of Ulnage in the Citie of Coventre. |
2. = alnage 2.
| 1450 in Archaeol. (1770) I. 92 The issues and profits coming of the ulnage and subsidue of wollen clothes. 1450 Rolls of Parlt. V. 186/1 To be taken of the Subsidie and ulnage of Clothes. 1545 Lanc. Wills (Chetham Soc.) II. 61 My lease wyche I have of the ulnage and subsidie within the countie palatyne of Lancast[er]. |