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The Letters of John Paige, London Merchant, 1648-58
… West India goods bear great prices: hides, 7 per lb; logwood, 27 per t; indigo, 5s 6d; cochineal, 27s per lb; … France since I have resided here: hides worth 7d per lb; logwood, 26 per t; cochineal mesteque, 26s per lb; … [per hide]; ditto Havana or Santo Domingo, 22 livres; logwood, 26 livres per kt. Mr James Cowes is newly arrived at …
The Letters of John Paige, London Merchant, 1648-58
… excellent. They are sold at 7s per lb; hides, 10d per lb; logwood, 25 per t; cochineal, 25s per lb; campechena, 7s [per … West India goods are dear at present: hides, 10d per lb; logwood, 30 per t; cochineal, 30s [per lb]; campechena, 7s …
The Letters of John Paige, London Merchant, 1648-58
… to Don Francisco de Molina y Lugo. Hides worth 10d per lb; logwood, 35 per t; wines a drug. This bearer, Don Alonso de …
The Letters of John Paige, London Merchant, 1648-58
… lb for indigo; 120 Ds per ruff [?rove] for cochineal. For logwood, that little which came is burnt in the ships, so … on it; cochineal, 28s per lb; campechena, 8s per lb; logwood, 80 per t; Varinas tobacco, if right sort, 6s per lb. … There's no commodity that I would meddle withal except logwood, campechena grain, or Varinas tobacco. Thus, I have …
A History of the County of Essex
… manufacture brass kettles and tin and latten plates. 150 A logwood mill also belonged to the Temple Mills in 1706, … to have been close to Temple Mills, it was probably the logwood mill. By 1757 the brass works had been superseded by …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… how to take in Sir Thomas Clifford's part of the patent of logwood. My Lords sat about making a state of the King's … of Shropshire. Write Mr. Izackson, Receiver of the duty on logwood, for an account of that farm from the beginning. Mr. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for Mr. Langdon. That Mr. Brett's business about the logwood be further considered. That the time for letting [to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… St. Albans shewing that Charles II granted the Duties on logwood for 21 years from Michaelmas 1683 at the rent of 5 l. … The Queen will give the Duke 1000 l. a year out of this [Logwood Duty fund] during pleasure from the expiration of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… know why Lady Stukeley has not a view of the books for the logwood. Viscount Montagu called in: presents a petition of … and Mr. Isackson [called in] about Lady Stukeley's duty on logwood. Izackson says she has had a view of his books, but … to send the Comptroller's surrender of his part in the logwood, and meanwhile, Mr. Izackson to pay the Comptroller's …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… B. Throckmorton's grant of Kingswood Chase. Mr. Fowell's logwood account is declared. Warrant for Sir Richard Piggot …