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Calendar of Treasury Books
… to 1,500 l. per an. Notice hereof to be given to the Green Cloth, Avenry and Wardrobe for taking of[f] the liveries etc. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… ward. "Money to go to a common wealth for making of cloth," moved by Mr. Swyllyngton, recorder, 40 l. Mr. Whyte, … Lucy, paid by the said lady Elizabeth; viz., for black cloth, bread, beer, torches, tapers, and for making a litter … to Nich. Hurleton and Edm. Peckham, clerks of the Green Cloth, and Edw. Weldon, clk. comptroller, for supplying …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… town (London), who came to him, so that there is no more cloth in the market. The movements which were commencing in … would be obliged to advance large sums of money to buy cloth to keep the Fen country from mutiny and starvation. All … Bonvixi, in a bargain of silks, malveyseys, and English cloth, for which Bonvixi was to receive 2,000 marks of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… next [struck through: see below]. The contractors for the cloth of the Danish clothing are to have 6000 l. in weekly …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… Tho' all Countries pay a Gabella for Transportation of Cloth, and so likewise in England; yet, in Spain, there is …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… the cocquet thereof; (4) the sale to strangers in Leith of cloth hides wool or other customable merchandise, but that … of Leith to desist from buying wool, hides, skins, cloth, and all merchandise in the country from unfreemen, and …