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A New History of London
… plate workers. 22 Charles II. 1670 No hall. No livery. 78 Tobacco pipe makers. 15 Charles II. 1663 No hall. No livery. 51 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… at Limerick especially, seeing no sign of any provision making for them of either, their very shoes and stockings … for the next year, or the proper season would be lost for making provisions. This matter would be brought before the … is necessary we have the hundred quilts and allowance for making 330 bedsteads, with blankets, bolsters, and other …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… money by this project will not hinder parliament from making a timely provision for money by some other fund. I am … As there is an additional fund to come out of England for making up the charge of the Establishment of this kingdom, we … the ammunition ships lying in the Shannon, and that he was making the best of his way thither, where he would expect our …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… months after an Act of Parliament has been obtained for making void the said marriage, and a further sum of 100 l. … which the proposers will not run the risk of building and making other necessary preparations, which may possibly be … quartered upon them; which discouraged other counties from making the same offers, so that the country thereby became …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… but were prevented, and many cut off. The Turks are still making levies in Bosnia, and all the talk from Ottoman territories is of the great preparations they are making by sea and land for the next summer's expeditions. … Mr. Neile's project of a new lottery, a fund upon soap, tobacco, &c. This day the House were in grand committee on …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… to letters from Brussels of the 2nd inst., they are making preparations on the frontiers on both sides, but the … that two vessels of that port, one bound for Cadiz with tobacco and beer, the other of 200 tons from the Leeward … upon that coast a vessel belonging to Wexford, laden with tobacco. Having taken all the seamen out of her but two, they …