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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… hemp in them both, but the owners of the frigate are only merchants of Edinburgh and the custom now of this Admiralty … were no sooner paid. [ Ibid. No. 441.] [1666 ?] Sundry merchants in London interested in three ships laden with …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… persons were nominated as having received money from the merchants for landing their wines: Lord Arlington, Mr. … during pleasure of licences to export beer, victuals, and coal, from certain ports of England, provided a list of the … Hickes. A Newcastle vessel bound for Bordeaux, laden with coal, was driven into St. Jean de Luz, where, by an order …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… goods secured, and he prays that attestations from merchants and factors abroad may be admitted, instead of … in London, whether there be occasion for it or not; as the merchants cannot draw on their factors whilst those credits … during the month, as follows: Vol. 251. No. Date. King's. Merchants'. Mail. Wind. Remarks. Arrival. Departure. 25 Dec. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… Entry Book 33, p. 84.] Dec. 1. Petition of the Bristol merchants to the King and Council, for confirmation and … of their charters for trading into the Levant, the Levant merchants not having appeared, as summoned, on the settlement … Harwich. Silas Taylor to Williamson. A ship with Scotch coal, bound for the Thames, has been cast away in the Middle …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… Dec. 14. London. Certificate by Law. Martel, and 18 other merchants and inhabitants of the City of London, that Isaac Delamere, Wm. Fletcher, and Wm. de Senne are merchants formerly residing in London, and persons of credit, … a merchant of Dieppe, that Delamere and de Senne are also merchants and inhabitants of Dieppe, and Fletcher, a citizen …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… so busy in the House of Commons, when he and his Guinea merchants were questioned, I might have desired this of a … on Sundays in sermon time to accommodate some French merchants, to the great amazement of the people at church, to …