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… plowing their lands, least it should lower the price of corn; and all the King's subjects ought to enjoy their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… at present, Parliament should be moved to declare that corn of all kinds, malt, biscuit, bread, beer, or any other …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… K.B., first Lord of the Treasury, as to a duty on malted corn, giving many particulars as to distilling, &c. and how a …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… what duty was leviable by the Collector at Whitehaven upon corn imported. Reference is made to the Act for improvement …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and Tho. Mazine. Do. - Drew up a scheme as to unmalted corn which was presented to the Treasury in Dec. 1727. The … an aid by laying a duty of 6 d. a bushel upon all unmalted corn used for distilling. Pray for consideration. 1 page. [? …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… remonstrance. [The arrears were due for transporting corn, &c. for the army in Flanders.] See Letter Book, vol. 8, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 3. The Admiralty Judges to review the case of the ship of corn of Hamburg, taken by Capt. [Gabriel] Tyson, and certify … write to the Mayor of Lyme not to hinder the shipping of corn to any port in England by port Cinquett, and not to hinder the supplying of this city with corn from those parts. 31. To signify to the mayor and jurats …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… assize of bread settled, according to the present price of corn, both within the city and suburbs. 18. The petition of … consider what is fit to be done for abating the price of corn, and for setting the poor at work; Mr. Holland to take … 9 a. The business about bringing down the price of corn to be considered next Friday. 10. Mr. Railton to bring …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… some of the inhabitants of Wickham, concerning the toll of corn, about which there has lately been some controversy, a … for want of necessary provisions, such as will transport corn, cheese, butter, &c. should have leave so to do, on … to Londonderry. Robert Meade to be paid 400 l. for corn for the relief of Londonderry, out of the 150,000 l. …