10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRISAGE»
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prisage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The New Annual Register, Or, General Repository of History, ...
Prisage was a right in the crown to take one ton where ten, and two where twenty
tons or upwards were imported, by natives not exempted This duty, at first takenin
kind, has, time immemorial, been compounded for, by the payment in the port ...
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The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, ...
Prisage was a right in the crown to take one ton where ten, and two where twenty
tons or upwards were imported, by natives toot exempted This duty, at first taken
in kind", has, time immemorial, been compounded for, by the payment in the ...
3
A New Abridgment of the Law with Large Additions and Corrections
(D) Of the present State of the Customs. vided, " That the prisage of wines, or
prise wines, shall not be charged with the payment of any custom, subsidy, or
sum of money, imposed upon wines by this act." Prisage urines made liable to
duly.
Matthew Bacon, Sir Henry Gwilliam, Charles Edward Dodd, 1846
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The New annual register, or General repository of history, ...
Prisage was a right in the crown to take one ton where ten, and two where twenty
tons or ppwards were imported, by native* not exempted This duty, at first taken
in kind, has, time immemorial, been compounded for, by the payment in the port ...
5
The English Reports: House of Lords (1677-1865)
That the defendant Sir John Shaw was collector of the duties on wines imported
into the port of London, and that the sum for which the action was brought was
deposited in his hands to the intent that, if the prisage wines were chargeable
with ...
6
Abstracts of the Several Laws and Rules that are Now in ...
Into and Out of Great-Britain. With Complete Tables of the Net Duties, that are to
be Paid on the Importing, and Repaid on the Exporting of the Same ... Likewise
are Annex'd, the Regulations of the Ancient Duties of Prisage, and Butlerage, and
...
7
The Reports of the Commissioners, Appointed to Examine, ...
Strangers, not being subject to Prisage, paid in lieu of it Butlerage ; which is Two
Shillings per Ton on all Wines imported by them, whether into the Port of London,
or at an Out Port. The Prisage Tons are expressly excepted, by the Act of ...
John Lane, William Molleson, 1787
8
A treatise of the Exchequer and revenue of Ireland
port where such prisage becomes due, in like manner as any other duties due to
the Crown. Rates settled by agreement to be paid in lieu of prisage. Rates by
agreement. . For single prisage, Lgo French wme' iFor double prisage, 45
Malaga ...
Gorges Edmond Howard, 1776
9
World History of the Customs and Tariffs
However, like lastage and scavage, wine custom remains obscure in many
aspects. (d) Wine prise This was a tax on wine called first the «prise» and later
the «prisage». Wine, of which there seems to have been a steady and abundant
supply, ...
That the defendant Sir John Shaw was collector of the duties on wines imported
into the port of London, and that the sum for which the action was brought was
deposited in his hands to the intent that, if the prisage wines were chargeable
with ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRISAGE»
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Squatter's rights
LegalSpeak: "Prisage" was the right of the Crown to demand two tons of wine from every ship carrying 20 tons or more. Edward I changed it to ... «Canada.com, Sep 07»
