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6th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… kingdom cannot want from other foreign parts; that much gold is brought in by this trade. The House ordered that some … That he himself had brought in [of] late £60 weight in gold. The kingdom spent at least £500,000 per annum in …
7th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Hide. [Abraham] Jacob and [Henry] Garway, £500 in gold given in a purse to procure the warrant, as was … and other of the farmers did give £500 in one purse in gold to the Lord Treasurer; but he says that Mr. Abraham … they did give £500 by the hands of Mr. [Abraham] Jacob in gold to the Lord Treasurer, and that it was put upon their …
8th April 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… before to end at Michaelmas, £100 given in a purse of gold for the tun of wine as a New Year's gift. [Abraham] … that Bernard Hide ever did deliver him £500 in a purse in gold for to be delivered to the Lord Treasurer, neither does … That this £500 was given by him to Mr. Jacob in gold, but this was not delivered in a velvet purse to the …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… mahogany frames and the metallic parts made of mosaic gold to George IV in November 1829 at a cost of 157 16s. … Oxon., 4 Pier Glasses with Carved Frames Gilt in Burnish'd Gold and also A large picture frame for the present family … in 2 Large Cases 2 table frames Gilt with Burnish'd Gold; 3 Cornices Gold, for the Winter Drawing Room. On 18 …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Edward Seymour Dorchester, Sir Francis Hollis, Nicholas Gold Dorsetshire, Thomas Strangeways, Thomas Freak Dover, …
Two London Chronicles from the Collections of John Stow
… s., angelles of fyne golde at x., & dyuerse other peces of gold of lesser valewes, a pece of syluer v.s, & a pece ii., …
Two London Chronicles from the Collections of John Stow
… of Aldington, and the laymen Edward Thwaytes and Thomas Gold. Summary adds: 'and theyr bodies buried'. Summary has …
Three fifteenth-century chronicles
… yere were the fyrst nobles, di. nobles, and farthynges of gold made, for a fore this tyme there was no mony but … monye b[ut] the noble, the half noble, the [far]thyng of gold and sterlyng o[f]sylver." So in MS. Doubtless the words …