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A Survey of London
… of the same king E. the Staple of Wooll, before kept at Bruges in Flanders, was ordayned by Parliament to be kept in …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… in the case of St. Mary Arches a carpet of "bridges"[ i.e. Bruges], satin for the Communion table. In the case of the …
A History of the County of Leicester
… debts (mostly owed by men of Antwerp, Mechlin, Leyden, Bruges, and Delft) which totalled over 2,331. Moreover …
The Manuscripts of Shrewsbury and Coventry Corporations [etc]
… of a grant for three years made in the year preceding; Bruges, 22 Sept. an. 41 (1257). 10. [Henry III. Of a grant, …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… the Provost of Liege and St. Donas, With the Capitaigne of Bruges, and the Burghmaistres of Gaunt, Ipres, Bruges, Dunkerk, Newport, Anvers, Berghes, Dordraight, Delve, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… not very clear. Charles Stuart appears to have been now at Bruges, subsisting on a pension from Spain, with whom the …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… trade in wool was nominally established, the staple at Bruges, in which that trade had for ten years been … in recent parliaments their denunciations of the staple at Bruges and the forms of monopoly associated with it had been … denunciations of the subsidy The abandonment of the Bruges staple which was becoming a political and fiscal …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… Flanders the establishment of wool staples at Antwerp and Bruges was the strongest inducement he could offer But, just … Philip, caused the arrest of all the English merchants in Bruges, and thus cut the connection between the English wool … stopped the approaches of English shipping, not only to Bruges, but also to Antwerp For more than a year, English …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… by "boycott" of the restriction of the wool export to the Bruges staple? Can we regard it as having been adopted partly … Parliament at Westminster," he would establish a staple at Bruges 2 It is therefore certain that the exceptionally large … contracts of the autumn of 1340 imply a de facto staple at Bruges, since they provide for the delivery of all the King's …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… foreign staple system The Company of English Merchants at Bruges whose existence had been suspended by the Statute of … also, in this episode as in that of the earlier staple at Bruges, played a considerable part Early in 1362 negotiations …