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the boll and the relatedfirlotand chalder he seems to
these include not only thefirlotboll and chalder of the
in scotland the progression offirlotsizes that can be deduced
fingerin a kind of worstedfirlota quarter of a bow
scottish such as the grainfirlotand boll some betray continental
more significant barley and maltfirlotof 1618 was 31 pints
we can accurately recreate thefirlotsizes of the 1618 assize
principal intermediary in defining thefirlotwhich was clearly a crucial
the large grain measures thefirlotand boll however enough evidence
in a boll and afirlotwas a quarter of a
eighth larger than the legalfirlotand was increased by this
burghs meant that the customaryfirlotwas up to an eighth
or stoup linlithgow held thefirlotfor dry measure edinburgh had
from a rare surviving burghfirlotgauge in theory the scottish
locality his reference to thefirlotbeing 21ΒΌ pints is from
to 3 bows and afirlota piece sometimes more a
or testing of a standardfirlotwhich contains a set number
dry fill to raise thefirlotfrom the pint and we

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