বদলের রাস্তায় দিকে একটি ট্যাক্স

Noun:

ফুটপাত তৈরি করা,

pavage's Usage Examples:

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 between.

collector at Keldgate bar for pavage as appears 'c.

received by John Fayr collector at the river for pavage this year as appears 'c.

Robin Hood demands a toll of a potter (pavage) for crossing a bridge in Sherwood Royal Forest.

Beside work on new pavage this entrance was built up.

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.

It also received one of the earliest grants of pavage in 1266, "for paving the paving of the new market place" removed from the.

In the 14th century, pavage grants, which had previously been made for paving the market place or streets.

was appointed commissioner to audit the accounts of persons collecting pavage in London in October 1406.

government system begun by King Edward I in 1302, when he made a grant of pavage (the right to collect tolls for the paving of streets) to a bailiff and.

"Chapter 3: Murage, keyage and pavage | British History Online".

Tolls were levied on goods passing through the town as pontage and pavage for the maintenance of the bridge and road; in 1282, for example, a ½ d.

the most heavily used roads were repaired with money raised from tolls by pavage grants.

"Chapter 3: Murage, keyage and pavage".

was a tax for keeping walls in repair; pontage for repairing a bridge; pavage for paving of streets; lastage was a duty paid for a ship-freight, stallage.

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

set of taxes that could be raised by the towns included murage for walls, pavage for streets, and pontage, a temporary tax for the repair of bridges.

pavage's Meaning':

a tax toward paving streets

Synonyms:

covering; application; coating; paving;

Antonyms:

natural object; artifact;