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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and forfeitures, and particularly those for transporting wool, without rendering account. The case being argued before …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to the hazard of their lives, and rescued 16 bags of wool, which they had seized in Scotney barn, belonging to the … to rescue from the officers of customs in Kent 16 bags of wool, which were seized in Scotney barn near Hythe,) should …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… in sand, dust, pitch, tar, double marks, &c., by which the wool weighs more, but clothiers are prejudiced. I have been …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… concerning abuses practised in winding and folding wool, notwithstanding Acts of Parliament against such, … several statutes made for due winding and folding of wool, and appointing honest and skilful men to be folders and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and imprisonment. They are charged with lading certain wool with intent to export the same. Another petition and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… clothiers, and others concerned in the manufacture of wool in and around Exeter, and a paper of reasons against the … petition of the above, shewing that several quantities of wool have been imported by persons living on the coast, … the matter, call witnesses, and ascertain what quantity of wool has been so imported, by whom and from whence, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… [ Col. 25.] The governor of Jersey's appeal touching wool. [ Col. 22.] Covent Garden officers abused by the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Treasury]. Relating to ships and goods, more particularly wool, seized. P.S.Have received an account of a ship seized near Waterford, with 7,000 pounds weight of combed wool, and several other seizures. Custom House, Dublin, 21 … detailing the legal proceedings connected with seizures of wool taken by order of the Commissioners. 2 pages. 23 Feb. …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of the perquisites of his office by the prohibition of wool, skins, &c. since the Union, and for 200 l. per annum … apprehended and carried to prison as owlers, for exporting wool, and afterwards removed to the Fleet, where they remain … were imported into England custom free, and that the wool of which they are made is transported from England, …