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Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Gold Wyre Drawers. That this corporation grew out of the ashes of a monopoly. Passed this House. First grievance is …
1st March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… everywhere lies (as it were) buried up in embers and ashes; that at home, we have a secret and great part that are …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… Star Chamber velam [ sic]; seacoal; Carpenters; glasses; soap; fishing in Ireland: transporting of sheepskins; 4d. per …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… Leming of Carperby, Yorkshire, and Leming himself was a soap boiler who often signed his name as Leman or Lemon, with … To Clopton's interrogatories: 5. 'Leminge hath been a soap boyler and saith that he was not reputed to be a … not know. To Clopton's interrogatories: Leming had been a soap boiler for 3 years time, which time ended about 7 years …
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… [CJ 698; f. 28] Mercurii , 5 Maii , 22 0 Jacobi The soap boilers' petition referred to the committee for … , 5 Maii MR. [ROBERT] BATEMAN. A petition from the soap boilers of London against a patent of Roger Jones. …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… him assistance in executing letters patent concerning his soap monopoly in Exeter. On 19 January 1639 the king passed … had gone to request Crossen's assistance in collecting his soap duty of 6d per 12lbs. from the wife of John Glide. … Acta (4), fo. 12, Libel Libel of Southcott who held the soap patent in Devon and Exeter that Crossen, who was mayor …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… stirred up resentment against Sir Popham Southcott's soap monopoly. Abstract Southcott complained that in widow … defence, Morrell pointed out that he used a great deal of soap in his trade and the patent was costing him 5s.- 8s. a … servants when they came into their houses about making of soap'. Thomas Warner, and the soapmakers John Glide, Humphrey …