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St Martin-in-the-Fields
… pd for A hondred of pavyng tyle ij s It'm pd for pavyng w tin the churche vj d It'm pd to the Ryngers that Rang ageynst … lyme and a lode of sand xiiij d It'm more pd for pavyng w tin the churche viij d It'm for repayryng the glasse wyndowes … ij s xj d It'm p d for a lode of lyme to Amend holes w tin the Churche and pavyng the grounde ix d It'm for the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… of the Duchy of Cornwall. Authorizes him to repay in tin, at the end of six months, 5,000 l. lent by merchants of … to John Bland and others of the sole transportation of tin, in cos. Devon and Cornwall. [ Grant Bk., p. 309.] June …
Cardiff Records
… apperteygnyng to his Castell or Mano r of Mathern w tin his Dioces of Landaff afforsaid W t a clause of distres … on the behalff off on[n] Roberte lane off Euisham w tin the Countie of oxonford against the bischop off landaff, …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… for St. Tho" mas's garment 6d. For a dozen and an half of tin silver " 9d. For glue and packthread 3d. For two calf …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… 1 black damask. 1 latten 2 silver 4 for altar 3 1 latten 2 tin Also 2 latten prickets. 23 April 37 St. Sydnyvy Helstone … lattengilt 1 silver 3 for altar 3 1 latten 1 blue silk. 2 tin Also a crismatory, lead. 23 April 42 Rumon, Major. Ric. … 1 Silver 4 for altar 3 1 painted cloth. 1 painted cloth. 2 tin Also a surplice. 23 April 44 Mape Rich. Anhee 1 velvet; 1 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… without assurance that they have transported the value in tin, cloth, &c. I have meanwhile ordered my son to stay all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Rob. Lee and others 5,000 l., borrowed for pre-emption of tin, with interest at 10 per cent. [2 pages, damaged.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… and for the benefit of the realm in upholding the price of tin to foreign nations, we keep the pre-emption of tin in our own hands, and have written to our Lord Treasurer … Devonshire and Cornwall, and there buy to our use all the tin coined in Helston, Truro, and Lostwithiel, by the end of …