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A History of the County of Essex
… of the borough's income were rents from its estates, tolls from the Hythe, and profits of court, augmented in the … 28 In 1697 efforts were made to recover 'ancient fees, tolls, and duties'. 29 Despite further attempts between 1703 …
A History of the County of Essex
… belonging to the town in 1550. 24 The annual farm of tolls and profits of the Hythe, which may have fallen from … by 1702. 7 The annual rent payable for the lease of the tolls and profits of the Hythe increased only from £24 in …
A History of the County of York
… 2 Early in 1564 it campaigned energetically to reduce the tolls imposed upon 'foreign' victuallers bringing their wares to the free markets of York, since these tolls increased food prices. The mayor, intent upon the city …
A History of the County of York
… upon the fee-farm, the recorder's fees, the diminution of tolls, and the upkeep of chantries with decayed endowments. … at least £300. When Richard III had released the fee-farm, tolls worth between £140 and £160 had been rescinded; yet …
Survey of London
… both taken over by the parish as early as 1822, and the tolls were abolished. 20 At the north-west end of Upper Tulse …
A History of the County of Stafford
… through the gate at Tunstall pinfold was to be exempt from tolls. Kendall, Map of Tunstall Town (surveyed 1840); …
The Environs of London
… exempting it from all secular burdens, taxes, and tolls, excepting contributions towards the building of …