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murage
murage (ˈmjʊərɪdʒ) Now Hist. [a. OF. murage, in med.L. mūrāgium, f. F. mur wall: see mure n. and -age.] 1. A toll or tax levied for the building or repairing of the walls of a town; also, in mod. use, murage duty. Also the right granted to a town for the levying of such a toll.[1275 Stat. Westm. 3 E... Oxford English Dictionary
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Murage
Murage was a medieval toll for the building or repair of town walls in England, Wales and Ireland. In Dublin there was a major scandal over murage in 1311–12, when it emerged that none of the funds collected for murage had actually been spent on repairs wikipedia.org
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murrage
murrage, -raie obs. ff. murage, murrey. Oxford English Dictionary
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Pontage
Pontage was similar in nature to murage (a toll for the building of town walls) and pavage (a toll for paving streets and market places, or—more rarely—roads wikipedia.org
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murenger
† ˈmurenger Obs. Forms: α. 6 murager. β. 6–9 murenger, muringer. [ME. murager, f. murage; for the later insertion of n cf. passenger, messenger.] An officer whose duty it was to keep the walls of a city in repair.α 1506 in Munic. Corpor. Rep. (1835) iv. 2622 [The charter of Henry VII provides that t... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pavage
Related tolls Other medieval tolls granted in the same way were murage (to build town walls) and pontage (to build or repair a bridge). wikipedia.org
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pavage
pavage (ˈpeɪvɪdʒ) Also 5 pavag, pawage, 6 pavadge, 7–8 -iage, 9 -eage. [a. F. pavage (1331 in Hatz.-Darm.), in med.L. pavagium, f. F. paver to pave: see -age.] 1. A tax or toll towards the paving of highways or streets; also, the right to levy such a tax or toll.[1305 Rolls of Parlt. I. 163/1 Quod v... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tamahagane
The 'murage' decides the amount of the mixing parts. Depending on the desired result, the murage mixes one or more types of sands. wikipedia.org
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skewing
▪ I. † skewing Obs.—1 = skewage.1312 in Sharpe Cal. Lett. Bk. D. (1902) 280 [Citizens of York to pass free from payment of murage, pavage,] skewynge [or] skewenge, [and other customs].▪ II. skewing, vbl. n. see skew v.2 and v.3 Oxford English Dictionary
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Maxine Wahome
She was navigated by co-driver Waigwa Murage. wikipedia.org
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pickage
pickage, piccage (ˈpɪkɪdʒ) Forms: 4 pyk-, 5 pyck-, 7–8 pic-, 7– pick-, piccage. [f. pick v.1 + -age. In AF. picage (Calais 1376), med.(Anglo-)L. picāgium (Du Cange), f. F. piquer: cf. pick v.1] A toll paid for breaking the ground in setting up booths, stalls, tents, etc. at fairs.1364 in Cal. Letter... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sheep Gate
Sheep Gate may have been so named as a toll was charged here for sheep being brought in to be sold at market: in 1290, the murage and pavage tax was one wikipedia.org
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Tuta Mionki
She has since been a co-driver for Victor Okundi, Steve Gacheru, Helen Shiri, Murage Waigwa and Nzioka Waita. wikipedia.org
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theolony
† ˈtheolony Obs. rare—1. [ad. med.L. theolōneum tax, impost, corruption of late L. telōnium (-eum), in Vulg., ad. Gr. τελώνιον toll-house, custom-house.] Payment of taxes, tolls, or imposts.1610 W. Folkingham Art of Survey iii. iv, Immunities and Exemptions from Theolonie, Pontage, Picage, Murage [e... Oxford English Dictionary
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美丽的卢旺达
Horana Imana, murage mwiza Ibyo tugukesha ntibishyikirwa; Umuco dusangiye uraturanga Ururimi rwacu rukaduhuza Ubwenge, umutima,amaboko yacu Nibigukungahaze wikipedia.org
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