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and it means woven fabric. When yarn, whether cotton, silk, woollen, rayon, nylon or of any other description made out of

disputed, and indeed it is not disputed, that absorbent cotton wool, roller bandages and gauze are substances, Chimanlal Jagjivandas Sheth v.

Ric. 2, that the staple goods of England then were wool, woolfells, leather, lead, tin, cloth, butter cheese, etc.

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Owling, the offence of transporting wool or sheep out of the kingdom. Abolished by 5 Geo.

Owlers, persons who carried wool, etc., to the seaside by night, in order that it

Morling or mortling, wool from the skin of dead sheep, 3 Jac. 1, c.

Morina, murrain; also the wool of sick sheep, and those dead with the murrain, Fleta,

who, upon any question arising among merchants, relating to unmerchantable wool, or undue packing, etc., might, before the mayor and officers

of weights to such a haven, there to weigh the wool anciently licensed for transportation, Reg. Brev. 270.

Maletent, Maletoute, a toll for every sack of wool, 25 Edw. 1, c. 7.

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