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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to the Lords of the Treasury, as to the duty on small ale, the same having been reported on to them by the general … and selling drinks called stout, Derby and Nottingham ale, and such like liquors, which were all of extraordinary … that quantity of such drink as of common strong beer and ale, if none of those extraordinarily strong drinks were …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of the amount of the revenue of excise, on beer and ale for six months, from 24 June to 24 Dec. last, compared …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… in several frauds in the revenue of excise on beer and ale. It was necessary to employ some person to go on with …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… distribution of her Majesty's revenues of excise on beer, ale, &c. 2 pages. [? 1702.] 60. Representation by Mr. Savage, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to the City of Edinburgh a tax of 4 d. Scotch on all ale and beer spent there from 1 April 1654 to 10 Nov. 1657. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Bacon, and Mr. Scobell, to receive propositions concerning ale houses, and report. 14. Geo. Foxcroft to repair to …
A History of the County of Essex
… and amercements for breach of the assizes of bread and of ale. Robert de Quency had withdrawn Wakes Colne from the … and of assault, and dealt with breaches of the assize of ale and with unscoured ditches and ruined houses. They also … At the leets, breaches of the assizes of bread and of ale were presented; men were accused in 1327 and 1333 of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… nuisances, the view held the assize of bread and of ale, oversaw highway repair, and heard at least one case of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… land had been mortgaged for securing a debt 'for Burton ale'. 72 By 1823 the owner of the property was applying about …
A History of the County of Stafford
… crosses only. 80 Another Whitsun custom was the brewing of ale to be sold for the upkeep of the church. In 1536-7 it was … with the curate's house which had been turned into an ale-house by 1613. William Parker left £20 for its …