10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AULNAGER»
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The General shop book: or, The tradesman's universal ...
It also fignisies the contribution made by merchants or insurers, for the loss of
goods thrown over-board in a storm. Auln age. All manner of cloths vendible shall
be measured by the King's Aulnager, or his deputies, and all cloths which shall
be ...
2
Readings Upon the Statute Law: Alphabetically Digested
LL manner os Cloths vendible, shall be measn< Aulnager to red by the King's
Aulnager or his Deputies, and all Measure all Cloths which shall be sound of less
Measure by a Yard, Cloths than the Aflize, shall be forseitzd to the King. star.
3
Chronicon Rusticum-commerciale: Or, Memoirs of Wool, &c. ...
The Aulnager shall be sworn to do his Duty : the Penalty if he offends. 25 Edw. III.
St. 4. c. 1.* Merchant Strangers may buy and fell without Diflur- bance. Cap. 2.+ D
3 Auncel * This Statute enacts, ' That all Cloths vendible shall be * measured ...
4
The General Shop Book: Or, the Tradesman's Universal ...
AULNAGE- All manner of cloths vendible shall be measured by the King's
Aulnager, or his deputies, and all cloths which shall be found of less measure by
a yard than the aslize shall be forfeited to the king. 25 Edward II. cap. 1. v Cloths
shall ...
5
A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine
On the Office of Aulnager. Mr. Urban, Aulnager is derived from ulna and gerens,
and is the name of an officer under the king, established about the year 1350,
whose business it was to measure all English woollen cloths before they were ...
6
A Concise History of the Parish and Vicarage of Halifax, in ...
The weavers of Oxford pay a cask of wine, that they may have the same
privileges they enjoyed in the days of king Richard and king John." There is
another important circumstance worth noticing : "1297. The aulnager* of cloth
was displaced, ...
7
An Exact abridgment of all the statutes in force and use, ...
No Cloth shall be fold before it is measured and sealed by the Aulnager, upon
the Pains contained in the Statutes thereof made. XX. No Deceits lhall be used in
Kerseys, in Pain to forfeit the fame. XXI. gttnt. 4 H. 4. cap. 24. The Aulnage may
be ...
Edmund Wingate, Joseph Washington, Henry Boult, 1725
8
An exact abridgment of all the statutes in force and use ...
No Gloth shall be sold before it is Measured and Sealed by the Aulnager, upon
the pains contained in the Statutes thereof made. XX. No Deceits shall be used in
Kerseys, in pain to Forfeit the fame. XXI. J&tat. 4 H. 4 24. The Aulnage may be let
...
9
The Statutes at Large: From the Magna Charta, to the End of ...
And that no person or persons aster the said sirst day of August, shall tach, pack,
or carry any of the said cloths, called broad set cloths, or streit set cloths, out of
any of the said counties, unless the same be sealed by the King's aulnager, ...
Great Britain, Danby Pickering, 1762
10
A Digest of the Laws of England
And the aulnager (hall take for his fee of the seller for every cloth of aflise a
halfpenny , for every half cloth a farthing, and no» more. The aulnager ss an
officer appointed to measure by the aulne, or ell, all cloths, and collect the duties
for the ...
Sir John Comyns, Stewart Kyd, 1793
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