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A New History of London
… distemper. A dearth of provisions, and scarcity of money, from the stagnation of business, contributed, at the … from whence the kings of England had used to borrow money upon emergencies; the queen, therefore, applied for a … instances may be produced, to shew the current value of money at this time. s. d. s. d. The best goose in a shop 1 2 …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… next Dated the same day and yeare abovesaid: 38 Thomas Money the son of william money of markett Overton in the County of Rutland merchant …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… pro 8 ann a die dat pred 24 maij Anno Dni 1662. 52 Michael Money filius Richardi Money de Chinckford in Com Essex Carpentar pro Indram po se …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… wickly in Com Northamptoni Carpenter po. se Apren Gulmo. money paroc. S ti marie white Chappell Carpenter pro octo …
A New History of London
… down and built a new one upon more correct principles. The money expended in those preposterous additions, with the … and useful ornament. Instead of which an immense sum of money has been thrown away, the bridge itself is left a … works should be restored to greater beauty with public money, to be raised by an imposition on coal; that churches, …
A New History of London
… with the parsonage-house, and to enable them to raise money by annuities to rebuild it. The new church, which has …
A New History of London
… prayd hym for Gods sake to take heede; But fore lack of money I myght not spede. Beneth them sat clarkes a great … Peper and sayforne they gan me bede But fore lacke of money I myght not spede. Then to the Chepe I began me drawne, …
A New History of London
… amounted to 5000l. but the corporation, not having any money, petitioned his majesty for a commission to receive … December the 6th, 1672. But the commission directing the money so collected to be paid to such person and laid out in … greatly to James Gibson, Esq; and to the benefactions in money given by every bishop at his consecration, to purchase …
A New History of London
… inconsistent with generosity. He was informed that when money was raising for this building, the agents called upon … very little consequence. I keep house, and save and spend money in my own way: the one furnishes me with the means of …
A New History of London
… from fire; ships and merchandize at sea; and for lending money upon bottomry. For which charter they agreed to pay … answering at first, the crown remitted most part of that money, and granted them a new charter impowering them to …