10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GROUNDAGE»
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groundage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The History and Antiquities of Barnwell Abbey, and of ...
OF STURBRIDGIT FAIlti -. .* asy Item cart laden with poles, i Of every cart loaden
with heboldines, i Of every horse with a wombtye loaden, i Of every cart loaden
with beyondsea claphold, 2 Item 100 of beyondsea claphold for groundage, 1 Of
...
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Trial at Nisi Prius (Kent Lent Assizes, March 11, 1861) and ...
It is headed " Beceivings for the groundage of the manor of Whit- stable, July 15th
, 1811."— Yes, it is for 1811 and 1812. Mr. Denman — Here is a portion of a book
; have you shown this to the witness Beeves ? — Yes, he saw them all. There is ...
Company of free fishers and dredgers of Whitstable, 1861
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Statutes at Large ...: (29 v. in 32) Statutes or the United ...
Water Baillage and Groundage suspended. Water Baillage and Groundage
resumed after Seven Years. 1«. Id. per Ton instead of Is. 3d. per Ton to be paid
for Inland Coals. CG. 4. c. 111. in Law or Equity, for any Right, Fees, and Duties
to ...
4
The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Water Baillage and Groundage suspended. Water Baillage and Groimdage
resumed after Seven Years. Is. 1d. per Ton instead of 1s. 8dper Ton to be paid for
Inland Coals. 6 G.4-. c.111in Law or Equity, for any Right, Fees, and Duties to
which ...
Great Britain, Sir George Kettilby Rickards, 1831
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The Laws, ordinances, and institutions of the Admiralty of ...
For every Vessel of fresh Sea-fish, for Groundage per Day, 2 d. and per Voyage,
1 3 d. For every Dogger -Boat or Smack with Sea-fish, for Groundage per Day, 2
d. and per Voyage, 1 3 d. For every Oyster Vessel or Cock, for Groundage per ...
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An abridgment of the publick statutes in force and use from ...
For every vessel with salt fish, for groundage, 8 d. per day, and 20 d. per voyage;
for all demands, to be disposed of as the lord mayor and court of aldermen shall
yearly direct, according to the right of the persons intitled. . For every lobster boat
...
Great Britain, John Cay, 1739
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Selection of Reports and Papers of the House of Commons: ...
Mr. B. W. Scott. The corporation are also entitled to a duty of one farthing per
quarter on all corn brought into the port of London, and 6 d. per ship groundage.
This duty is 4 July 1834. only chargeable on corn imported by non-freemen
factors.
8
Review of the Mercantile, Trading, and Manufacturing State, ...
In order to raise a fund for general purposes, there should be on. every vessel
laden with salt fish, a groundage of eight-pence per day and twenty-pence per
voyage ; on every lobster boat a groundage of twopence per day, and thirtcen-
pence ...
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A Digest of the Laws Relating to the Game of this Kingdom: ...
1 mentioned : That is to say, For every vessel with salt-fish, for groundage, eight-
pence per day, and twenty-pence per voyage, for every such vessel, and no more
, in full for all duties and demands ; to be disposed of and distributed as the lord ...
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Report from the Select Committee on the Sale of Corn: With ...
Mr. B. W. Scott. The corporation are also entitled to a duty of one farthing per
quarter on all corn brought into the port of London, and 6d. per ship groundage.
This duty is 4 July 1834. only chargeable on corn imported by non-freemen
factors.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GROUNDAGE»
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Rebecca Howard: An African-American Businesswoman in Early …
Rebecca H. Groundage was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1827 or 1829. Very little is known of her early life, even her exact age, ... «ThurstonTalk, Jan 15»
Regional Dictionary Tracks The Funny Things We Say
A patient complaining of "the groundage" or "pipjennies" likely has a rash on the feet or pimples. And of, course, there's always a social element ... «NPR, Jun 09»
