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Journal of the House of Commons
… at London; notwithstanding any former Order. Importing Currans, &c. Moved, That the Importation of Currans out of Holland, and the Trade to Venice concerning Currans, and the Importation of Wines and Sugars, be referred …
Journal of the House of Commons
… the Two Particulars, concerning the Trade of Wool, and Currans. Answer from Lords. Mr. Hollis brings Answer, that …
Journal of the House of Commons
… to visit Captain Wingate, a Prisoners there. Importing Currans. Ordered, That the humble Petition of the Governor … and what is fit to be allowed to such as shall seize such Currans as are imported contrary to the Ordianance of both … to this House: And that the same Committee do seize the Currans now imported. Message to Lords. Sir Wm. Armyn carried …
Journal of the House of Commons
… according to a Clause in the Act of Adventurers. Importing Currans. 1 a vice lecta est Billa, An Act to prohibit the Importing of Currans. 2 da vice lecta est Billa prædicta; and, upon the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… be referred to the Committee of Adventurers. Importing Currans. An Ordinance for inhibiting the Importation of Currans, which was formerly re-committed, was this Day …
Journal of the House of Commons
… likewise the Ordinance for restraining the Importation of Currans. Irish Affairs. Upon Mr. Ro. Goodwyn's Report from …
Journal of the House of Commons
… and the Ordinance for prohibiting the Importation of Currans. Letter to Lds. Justices. Mr. Reynolds brings Answer; …
Journal of the House of Commons
… to debate the Particulars of the Trade of Wool and Currans, was this Day read. And accordingly, after some Debate of the Particular of Currans, in the House, it was resolved into a Committee: And … of the Two Particulars, concerning the Trade of Wool and Currans, that the Committee thought fit, that the Importation …
Journal of the House of Commons
… The next Business to be concerning Sheriff Langham's Currans. Removal of Capuchins, &c. Ordered, That the Hangings …
Journal of the House of Commons
… him Thanks, and to encourage him to continue. Langham's Currans. After a long Debate, touching Sheriff Langham's having Licence to unlade and vent his Currans; The Question being put, whether Sheriff Langham … should have Leave from this House to unlade and vent his Currans, notwitstanding the former Order; The House was …