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… two long forms of crimson velvet laced with crimson silk lace for his Majesty's and his Royal Highness's [the Prince … travelling beds of crimson mohair laced with crimson silk lace and bedding and a bedstead with a girt web bottom for …
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… Majesty, 90 l.; Walter Turner, for rich gold and silver lace, 118 l. 12 s. 6 d.; Mary Garneron, for stitching … 5 l. 7 s. 0 d.; Thomas Moreton, for gold and silver lace, 31 l. 11 s. 0 d.; John Johnson and Company, for mercers … further part of what is due to him in Wm. III.'s reign for lace delivered to the Great Wardrobe. The like to Lord …
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… James's with the arms embroidered and trimmed with silk lace of the same colour; an arm chair, two stools, a cushion and footstool of the same velvet trimmed with silk lace; the other for the Prince of Wales's Presence with two … cushions of crimson velvet trimmed with a gold fringe and lace: to an estimate of 220 l. Ibid. Same for same of a like …
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… 6 s. 8 d. being one third of the forfeiture of silks and lace imported from France by Roger Laming of Kent and a …
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… on the enclosed petition and case [missing] of Henry Lace, mariner. Ibid., p. 182. Dec. 6. Money order for 60 l. …
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… which goods on arrival proved to be French silk and lace and were seized and condemned in the Exchequer Court: …
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… of the petition of the proprietor of a parcel of lace and cambric seized by Mr. Ford shewing that same have …
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… Edward Bird of Durham Yard in the Liberty of Westminster, lace buyer, for aiding counterfeiters; with a personal …
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… Buisson the King's part of a seizure of 35 l. worth of lace (which he brought with him when he fled from France to …
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… to deliver to the Commissioners of Prizes the lace and hair buttons, part of the lading of the St. Peter of … are appropriated [by Act of Parliament] but the said lace and buttons being prohibited goods no Duty is payable …