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Old and New London
… are, suppose, 69 to 69that is, buyers at the lower and sellers at the higher price. Trifling manuvres and puffing up … brother bear, with a wink, 'Sir, they are ths, I believe, sellers; you may have 2,000 thereat, and 10,000 at ths.' This … might, under such circumstances, be expected, all became sellers at once. This, of necessity, caused the funds, to use …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… two clauses of the ordinance are important Buyers, not sellers, were to incur the penalty, and the statutory price, … of the collectors of wool beat down the price to the sellers and enhanced it to the buyers, the subsidy on wool, …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… for the convenience of graziers, butchers, and buyers and sellers of cattle, &c. There is an establishment of the …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… the right to elect 'three stationers and printers, or sellers of books . . . to print all manner of books approved …
A History of the County of Oxford
… servants of scholars, scribes, illuminators, and parchment sellers. All goods which had been taken from scholars during … stationers, bookbinders, illuminators, scribes, parchment-sellers, barbers, the bell-ringers, poor children of scholars …