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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… much has gone by in the—. 7 I would have but sixpence per pound allowed for discovering; which haply may pay all your … multiplied. Consider what it was before: so much in the pound; now constant salaries. We have lost at least 1200 …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… for they are as poor as can be. Resolved, that every pound of Spanish tobacco pay, 12 d. And every pound of English plantations 1 d. Resolved to agree to this …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… the love of the child; if he give him but a pittance for a pound, he is a good child. But when I settle my estate upon, …
A Survey of London
… head of the Posterne into the towne ditch, viii.C.xiiij. pound, xv.s. viij.d. Before the which time the saide ditch …