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Is a charge made of brasse or iron, which we use to put in at the breech at any murtherer, or fowley, and containes just so much powder, as is fit for to deliver away the murdering shot, or case shot, contained in that Peece: Also the chamber of a great peece of whole
Ordnance is counted so farre, or so much of it, as doth containe the whole charge it hath.