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A New History of London
… his injunctions on the nuncio not to export either coin or bullion, "but that the sums so raised shall be delivered to …
A New History of London
… the same for English money, should not carry that money or bullion abroad, but lay it out in merchandize to be exported …
A New History of London
… good specie. It was stipulated that if Gustavus sent bullion into England, he might carry away English commodities free of customs; that he should carry no bullion elsewhere; if he sent ozimus, steel copper, &c. he … Sweden could not be supposed to furnish any great store of bullion, the quantity thus procured set the mint to work, …
A New History of London
… walls and iron gates, for the preservation of the cash and bullion. Considerable additions have lately been made to this …
Calendar of Border Papers
… "common sort," and caution them: for if they take it as "bullion," it is no harm to the Queen; but if they take it for …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… kingdom because of the gain of the merchants, and if no bullion of gold and silver be taken to our coinages our said … or taken outside it, had to take a certain amount of bullion, assessed on the quantity of goods bought, to the … price or refuse of wools" for other merchandise took bullion to the coinage 3 In 1365 4 a proclamation was ordered …
Calendar of Early Mayor's Court Rolls
… Buillones is possibly a mis-spelling for bulliones. A bullion was used of a boiling of salt, or of a mass of metal. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… not being considered a place of sufficient security, the bullion, after 1642, was conveyed to be minted at Shrewsbury. …
A Survey of London
… shewed. And in this parte was the Exchange kept, and Bullion was receyued for Coynage, as is noted in Faringdon …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… this 60,000 l. by the last of August, and with that to buy bullion, which would then be cheaper ? Prays the Council to …