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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… Webbe, Henry, g. 632 (30). Webkyne (Webkyn), Curte, of the Steelyard, 418, 653. Webster (Webbester), Augustine, prior of …

Index: Z

Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth

… letters to Sturmius, 254. Zuane, John, merchant of the Steelyard, 625. Zuleger Wenceslaus, Councillor to Duke John …

Indices: Persons, places, ships, subjects

The Port and Trade of Early Elizabethan London: Documents

… Smarts, pp. 157, 161, 163; Sommers, pp. 157, 161, 163; Steelyard, pp. 159, 161, 164; Thomas Johnsons, pp. 158, 164; …

Introduction

The Port and Trade of Early Elizabethan London: Documents

… I, c. 11. Below, Appendix IV. All the legal quays but the Steelyard Wharf were measured by the commissioners. The port …

Introduction

The Overseas Trade of London

… re-admission of Cologne merchants to the Hanse and to the Steelyard in 1478, to reach a total value of £22,181 in … merchants in London had their own ship, the Mary of the Steelyard, which made six round trips (probably to Brabant) … the Whitsun Mart ( 167–96). Apart from the 'Mary of the Steelyard', it seems probable that most of the cargoes of the …

Introduction

Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London

… under the conditions of their privileged status in the Steelyard, do not seem to have retained their uniquely …

Introduction

Calendar of letter-books of the city of London

… merchants are believed to have been in occupation of the Steelyard, near Dowgate, as early as 1320, 25 they did not … that not only the court ( curia) in London called the Steelyard, but the Steelyard at Boston in Lincolnshire, should be confirmed to …

Introduction: Medieval accounts and their arrangement

Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century

… lands and shows this rent from the merchants of the Steelyard to be the biggest item in the rental, which also … a sum of 12.13s.4d. due annually from the merchants of the Steelyard which had been outstanding for thirty-one years and … arrears of the annual sum due from the merchants of the Steelyard, referred to below. Two debts listed in 1567 were …

IV. The Trade in Skins in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Century

The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages

… of skins. 3 There were about twenty merchants based at the Steelyard, the London headquarters of the Hanse, in the late …

Kettering

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire

… form of an eagle's head, iron and bronze implements and a steelyard. A number of wells and a 'bath-shaped oven' are …