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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… any week in the year for the benefit or cranage, wharfage and warehouses and in the expectation that the … of goods be forthwith stopped up, and that such fees for wharfage and cranage be received at Cork as are taken at …
A History of the County of Oxford
… small abatement 31 6 0 More to him for carriage, custome wharfage here and at London of 25 cases of glasse, and for … bargman for the conveyance of the said timber unto Oxon. wharfage 9 10 0 For the carriage of that timber from the …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… fo. 180. An Act to regulate and ascertain the rates of wharfage of shipping and merchandize, and also to ascertain …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… of Port Royal. An Act appointing way wardens, regulating wharfage, and buoying the Channel between Port Royal and …
Journals of the Board of Trade and Plantations
… entituled, An Act appointing scavengers and regulating wharfage at Port Royal, should be reported for confirmation. …
Survey of London
… 653). In 1938 the PLA let this site to the Lea Haulage & Wharfage Company, who already occupied the wharf on the west … part was subsequently taken over by the Lea Haulage & Wharfage Company Ltd, which also had premises directly … buildings dilapidated, the graving dock choked up, and the wharfage along the river front in ruins. Fergusons planned to …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 10 s. The "maunde" and packing cost 8 d., and cartage and wharfage 4 d. I trust it will prove good, for it is old ling. …
Survey of London
… Quays & Warehouses Company, which planned to provide wharfage and warehouses around a new dock. Buildings were …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 33 The wharves at the head of the harbour and the right to wharfage, guaranteed at 500 a year by the Severn and Wye Co., …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 17th century the ironworks used the dale as a route to the Wharfage at Loadcroft. The earliest route between Madeley and … 1782 the owners of Loadcroft wharf allowed the use of the Wharfage as a road to the bridge from the bottom of Lincoln … 1806 renewing the Madeley trust for the second time: the Wharfage was turnpiked, though wharfingers kept their right …