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Journal of the House of Commons
… For Apparel, restraining the excessive Wearing of Cloth of Gold, Cloth of Silver, &c. - Committed to all the Privy …
Journal of the House of Commons
… for Avoiding of Clergy from divers Offenders. - Jud'm. Gold and Silver. L. 1. The Bill for Exchange of coined Gold and Silver. Buying Offices. 3. The new Bill for Buying …
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… of the Inception and Progression of the Patents of gold and silver Thread: 2ly, Declaration of his Majesty's … 3ly, For the Abuse. The Patentees Abuse was, by mixing, gold and silver Thread with Lead, &c. 2ly, Where they were to … hereof, presented a Bond, not to meddle, or make any gold or silver Thread ; they refusing to enter into it, they …
Journal of the House of Commons
… of Commons Journal Volume 1 05 May 1614 Jovis, 5o Maii Gold and Silver. L. 2. AN Act against the vain and wasteful Consumption of Gold and Silver, in gilding or silvering within this Kingdom. …
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… Strangers. 20,000 People maintained by this Manufacture. Gold Wire Drawers, &c. Nine in Number. The Loss, by the Use, … Ways. 18,000l. in a Month, to the Mint, of Bullion of Gold and Silver Ends. Other Countries desire this, … by the Banishing this Commodity. That a Third Part of Gold and Silver Lace is good, when worn; and therefore, …
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… Timber. 1. The Bill for Preservation of Timber Trees. Gold, &c. 1. The Bill touching Search for Gold or Silver, in the Crayers and Ships, within this Realm. …
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… Spencer addeth the Patent to stop Importation of Venice Gold, and to make gold and silver Lace of our Bullion; whereby 40,000l. per … Edw. Sackvyle: - That the Parties, to whom the Patent for gold and silver Thread and Lace - His Majesty cannot do it of …
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… Messengers Allowances. - To-morrow Morning peremptorily. Gold-end-men ; - Chequer Chamber, Saturday. Mr. Hoskins - a …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Mr. Hackwyll: - That divers Papers in the Office, for Gold and Silver, which sealed up; and that Sir Francis … Mr. Crew, assisted with Mr. Glanvyle and Mr. Noye: For gold Thread, Mr. Recorder, assisted with Mr. Brooke and Mr. … so resolved - That the Patent of Concealment, or that of gold and silver Thread, not yet reported. Mr. Recorder: - The …
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… - That in 3o Ed. IV. an Act of Common-council about Gold-drawers: - Witnesses, for 60 Years, that gold and silver Wire made. Sir Edw. Coke: - That the Prohibition of Importation of gold and silver Thread, against the Law. Mr. Solicitor: - If …