10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REGISTER TON»
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register ton in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
register ton and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
Three fourths of a penny per register ton. (B.) — Coasting Vessels. — Three
eighths of a penny per register ton. (C.) — River Craft. — Three sixteenths of a
penny per register ton. These rates are to be in lieu of those authorised for the
use of ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1880
2
A dictionary, practical, theoretical, and historical, of ...
Vessels loading for any port In the Mediterranean, not having previously
discharged their carport in the docks, for every register ton of the vessel, 9d. ; and
rent, after 4 weeks from date of entrance, 14. per register ton per week. Fourth
Class ...
John Ramsay McCulloch, 1852
3
Steel's ship-master's assistant, and owner's manual: ...
Bremen, and Embden, with liberty to reload fur any port per register tun Rent after
Six Weeks from date of entrance, per register ton, per week Vessels loading for
any of those ports, not having discharged their Cargoes in the Docks per register
...
David Steel, J. Stikeman, Patrick Kelly, 1839
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The ship-master's assistant, and owner's manual. [With]
loading for any of those ports, not having discharged their Cargoes in the Docks,
per register ton, per week 0 0 6 Rent after Four Weeks from date of entrance, ditto
0 0 1 Second Class. .- from Hambro*, with liberty to reload, per register ton 0 0 ...
David Steel, I Stikeman, 1832
Vessels from Hamburgh, Bremen, and Embden, with liberty to reload ^ for any
port, per register ton, 0 6 Rent after six weeks from date of entrance, per register
ton, per week, 0 1 Vessels loading for any of those ports, not having discharged ...
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Steel's Shipmaster's Assistant for the Use of Merchants, ...
(Tjhnaok Rates on Shipping — continued.) Vessels loading fur any ports or
places in Third or Fourth Classes, not having discharged their cargoes in the
dock, per register ton - Rent after four weeks from the date of entrance, per
register ton, ...
7
Steel's Shipmaster's Assistant ... New edition, rewritten ...
Vessels from Hambro', Bremen, and Embden, with liberty to reload for any port,
per register ton - - - - - 0 0 6 Rent after six weeks from date of entrance, per
register ten per week - - - - - - - - O O l Vessels loading for any of those ports, not
having ...
David Steel, George CLEMENTS, Graham WILLMORE, 1852
This (volume measuring) unit is often called the register ton, since it is recorded
in official registers of ships. The symbol RT, which is also used for the revenue
ton, seems to be in wide use for this unit especially in shipping business. In
addition ...
9
The Practical Abridgement of the Laws of Customs and Excise ...
Dockage on laden Ships, with permission of laying six weeks, the register ton - . -
After that, time, if remaining with a cargo on board, the , week, the register ton Or
if remaining without a cargo on hoard, the week, the register ton Ships coming ...
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Selection of Reports and Papers of the House of Commons: ...
6 d. per register ton; and with foul bills, such cargoes may be delivered after ten
days detention on board, without being removed to the floating lazarettos, and yet
they are taxed indiscriminately 15 s. per register ton, just as much as cargoes ...
