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… and Thomas Merrett, defendants, for the duties of the corn by them imported. Dated 21 June 1697. Minuted:29 th June … two other petitions, and a paper showing the quantities of corn imported by them, and a representation by Wm. Middleton, …
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… near 500,000 souls, and not one water mill to grind their corn, and they never wanted meal; the plate had not come into …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Exeter to the port of London, or any other port, their corn which they imported from foreign parts. 3. The business … London, Fellowship, and Eagle, of London, hired to carry corn to Dublin and Derry, and afterwards horses from Chester … propositions of Paul and Ernions, concerning erecting of a corn mill upon the water which drives the sword mill, and to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to suffer the Governor of Rye to buy and transport some corn from those parts, for the use of the garrison, and to … to be likewise called upon. 25. The Act concerning corn to be reported to the House by Sir Gilbert Pickering. …
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… from thence to the plantations. Also as to the export of corn, meal, biscuit, and bread to the plantations. Informing … of the negroes on the passage; and in respect to the corn, &c., they acquainted their Lordships that though … of New England and Pennsylvania; and that as the prices of corn and grain then were, there was no prospect of carrying …
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… the Lords Justices, to restrain the undue exportation of corn. They had given directions to him to detain the same, …
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… under judgment upon a trial in Sussex, for transporting corn out of England into France. They would not object to the …
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… though they destroyed abundance of his (the father's) corn. He had never partaken of His Majesty's favour by having …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Last November freighted the St. John Baptist with corn for Bourdeaux, and had an order from the Council of …