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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… per cent., or more, our imposts will be confined to home consumption, and Scotland and Ireland, and foreign parts will …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the use of such excessively strong drinks lessened the consumption of the quantity of strong drink, first because … benefit to the public. It would either (1) discourage the consumption of drink of extraordinary strength and advance the consumption of ordinary strong beer and ale, or else (2) the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… at home and abroad; but immediately after, fell into a consumption, under which it has languished ever since. Our …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Chevalier de Ligondes, prisoner at Lichfield. He was in a consumption, and wanted licence from the L d High Treasurer …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… (the officers) were of opinion that it would lessen the consumption of pewter at home, and might alter the course of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… for transporting corn, there being an overplus above consumption, on payment of 4 d. per quarter to the Customs' …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… potatoes; little more is raised than is necessary for home consumption, but the quality is quite equal, and in many … The grain raised in the parish is either used for home consumption, or sold in the neighbourhood; the cattle are … more than 1,200,000 yards, which are partly used for home consumption, and the remainder exported; and the amount of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… or any other place. For Edinburgh is the great place of consumption where one third of all the foreign goods are used …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… imported to that island have far exceeded their home consumption, from whence it may be reasonably concluded that the overplus of their consumption has for the lucre of the drawbacks been run from …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… that the insisting upon said Duties will discourage the consumption of provisions there. Out Letters ( Ireland) VIII, …