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… of Crown gold, a 10 s. piece running for 10 shillings sterling 89 to the pound weigh Troy; a 20 s. piece running for 20 s. sterling 44 1/10; to the pound Troy; a 40 s. piece running for 40 s. sterling 22 1/10; to the pound Troy; a 5 l. piece running for …
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… which with the former salary amounts to 2000 l. per an. sterling. The late Governors of Barbados (Col. [Thomas] …
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… shewing that the deceased was at [? the expense of] 160 l. sterling in 1691 in attending and getting the instruments and …
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… sufficient to make said 25,000 l. at the rate of 57 pence sterling per dollar: and Chetwynd is to be charged therewith …
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… s. d. 1,541 p s;. [pieces of Eight] in aspers reduced into sterling at 3 s. 6 d per dollar is 269 13 6 Mr. Holmes from … usually done 220 955 being Spanish dollars at 5 shillings sterling, making 238 l. 15 s. 0 d. Ibid., pp. 345. Aug. 13. … on Port Mahon dated the 12th inst. at the rate of 56 pence sterling per dollar or piece of Eight: and is to be taken as …
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… 10 guilders 10 stivers current money of Brabant per pound sterling, agio at 8 per cent.: and is to be in further part …
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… in his bills on Lisbon at the exchange rate of 5 s. 8 d. sterling per milrei: and is intended to be applied in …
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… value of the ship and goods is said to amount to 6000 l. sterling besides what was between decks which was the men's …
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… 3 s. 9 d. of New York money, equal to 252 l. 9 s. 0 d. in sterling money. The said sum is to be paid out of the … in value of money current in the Province of New York from Sterling money upon clearing the arrears to the Forces there …
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… New England money is one fourth part less in value than sterling. As to the balance coming to the Queen a letter was … Lord Galway with subsistence to the value of 25,000 l. sterling and in this war by supplying the Prince of Hesse …