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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of the Treasury, informing them of the arrival of the bullion designed for the Mint at York. Several considerable …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the affair trusted to him. The 5 c. pound troy weight of bullion was waited for with the greatest impatience. The Mint …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… be relieved from the loss suffered by having their silver bullion stopped, and thereupon a supply was granted, upon which they brought other bullion to the Mint; complaining of the delay, and that they …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… severe laws in Spain and here do not prevent the export of bullion, but these things throw the trade out of the hands of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 17 March last, that all goods not specially rated, except bullion, corn, victuals, arms, ammunition, and ordnance pay 5 …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… in proportion to gold, and principally in Spain, where the bullion first arrived. The low price mended the market, and … thereof, as the merchant could make no use of it as bullion. The bringing of silver to the market of England and … in the useful form of money, than in the useless form of bullion. If the merchant might export what he coined, some …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… as to the seizure of a parcel of coin, plate, and bullion, which came by land carriage from Portsmouth, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… recompense for seizing 2,107 dollars and 1,500 ounces of bullion and plate to the value of 1,000 l., said to belong to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… (7.) Strangers will call home their stocks here. (8.) Bullion and coin is and will be exported and not imported. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… on 22nd May, concerning the import and export of coin and bullion, in relation to the Mint and the trade and commerce … trade, and the causes why so small quantities of coin and bullion have been brought in of late, and so much of ours … ships and men. For encouraging the bringing in of coin and bullion, the importer must be at liberty to make his best …