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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… to Hickes. The Sun has arrived, bound for New England, and the Polly for Rochelle. [ S.P. Dom., Car. II. 275, No. … received orders to sail for the Downs, to join the Swallow and Kent; it is not known for what design. [ Ibid. No. 65.] … are no longer to be employed, nor are they to employ any hawkers but such as I shall allow. I suppose Mr. Richards has …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… lord has received yours. All his family arrived here well, and continue so; he thinks of returning next Saturday. [ S.P. … sailed from Falmouth for Minehead, to take in Lord Orrery and carry him to Ireland. [ Ibid. No. 154.] May 1. Chatham. … the patent to Colonel Grey and Mr. Killigrew to license pedlars and petty chapmen at a rental of 1,000 marks, from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… which cannot overturn, though the horse falls down, and that some may be made with one wheel, which will pass … the great decay of their trades. A sort of people called pedlars, hawkers and petty chapmen contrary to law carry about, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… entitled The Popish Massacre, a copy whereof he produced and left with me, having received it, as he said, last night … &c." Having showed the passage to the bookseller, and told him by this book the Duke of Monmouth is made legitimate and lawful heir, he replied that, if the Dukes of York and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… of Caliator's wood, lately found very useful in dyeing and not to be had from any of the English plantations, which … he was forfeited 1,800 l. worth of red sanders, cocoanuts and logwood which he was intending to send from Amsterdam to … of the absolute necessity of Caliator's wood for dyeing and of the damage sustained by the prohibition which causes …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… instruments out of her shop within the Middle Temple Gate, and that the Captain told her, if she would give him a violin … Sadlington of the Dartmouth to discharge from his ship and to allow to return to their habitations John Hugebatt and John Stephkin, pressed by him out of Katharine Carr's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Silas Taylor to Lord Arlington. As a sale of busses and doggers made in June last proved ineffectual to him, … of trade by persons not freemen, the abundance of hawkers and pedlars contrary to 39 Eliz. c. 4, and other laws, against …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… wind N.W. He tells us of many ships lost on that coast, and of several of their inland vessels overset, and that … England or Wales in relation to the Bill for suppressing Hawkers, Pedlers, &c. Stating that notwithstanding previous … under the penalties inflicted by the Act on other pedlars and petty chapmen. ( See Commons' Journals, Vol. IX., …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… that John Gill, formerly of Flushing but now of London, and Cornelius Johnson alias Ouderogge of Rotterdam, … that he with the Recorder should summon all the Scotch pedlars in Salop and tender them these oaths. This, I … Jenkins to Col. Windham. I find in a list of Scotch pedlars now or late in Sarum the name of John Sproll (the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… to Gainsborough so as to be there the 13th instant, and to follow such orders as he shall receive there from Mr. … far exceeding the exports, and by the practice of hawkers and pedlars trading in inns, chambers and wandering up and down …