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A New History of London
… of London took against the king, must have proved a great drawback for some time on the increase of the metropolis. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… John Jacob for collecting 200 l. per annum, and allowed a drawback upon tobacco shipped out. After deducting these …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… the covenant makes them fearless. Exhorts them not to drawback, but to get powder and arms before Easter, as …
Statutes of the Realm
… Wine who is hereby appointed to pay the same. IX. No Drawback on Exportation of imported Liquors for which Duty …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Beaumont, 164. Colonies, Coals sent to, Method of allowing Drawback on, Dean, 199. Committee of principal Coal Meters, … Dixon, Mrs., Collieries of, near Glasgow, Beaumont, 164. Drawback on Coals, Dean, 198 to 200. Dublin, Coals discharged … 220. 221. - Mode of taking, by Weight, or allowing Drawback on Coals going to Scotland or Ireland, Dean, 199. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Coals being sent from London to our Foreign Colonies, a Drawback is allowed, is there not? Yes; the Coast Duty, which … it. It would be managed in the same Way as any other Drawback; the shipping Parties would come forward and shew … in the Foreign Colonies? No. The great Principle of Drawback is Shipment; and if the Goods be shipped bonâ fide …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Difficulty, I conceive, might be obviated by granting a Drawback similar to that now given for Coals used in the … prevent every insignificant Dealer in Coals claiming that Drawback. How is the Duty at present collected in the Port of … per Pound, including Duty; and for Exportation, when Drawback is deducted, at from Fivepence to Seven-pence per …