Sentence:  On 16th September, 1622, he caused his steward and clerk of the market to alter all the measures and weights for corn, &c., from <WSD>windles</WSD>, affondolls, &c., and reduce them to the Winchester measure of 2 gallons to the peck and 8 gallons to the bushell, and 4 bushells to the sack, and 2 sacks to the quarter ; whereas before they sold by affondolls, whereof 4 made a <WSD>windle</WSD> (whereof 3 quarters make a new or Winchester bushell) and 4 of those windles made but one old bushell. 
Meaning of the word marked with <WSD> tags:  An old English measure of corn, half a bushel.