Corrupt Ministers, the Cause of Publick Calamities, Or, The Interest of the King and His People, One: Being a Brief Relation of Some Publick Crimes Committed in the Government During the Late War ...booksellers of London and Westminster, 1701 - 26 pages |
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... Hemp , and went and laid the whole matter before the Commiffioners of the Navy , and offered them fifteen Pounds per Tun for the Hemp that was remaining in thofe two Warehoufes , if they could justifie the Sale ; at firft they feem'd to ...
... Hemp , and went and laid the whole matter before the Commiffioners of the Navy , and offered them fifteen Pounds per Tun for the Hemp that was remaining in thofe two Warehoufes , if they could justifie the Sale ; at firft they feem'd to ...
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... Hemp ( which was the Ribbs and Bands of Hemp , and not the beft , which at that time was worth twenty fix , or twenty feven pound per Tun ) was wrought into Cordage , and fent to Debtford Yard , and found upon a furvey , by the proper ...
... Hemp ( which was the Ribbs and Bands of Hemp , and not the beft , which at that time was worth twenty fix , or twenty feven pound per Tun ) was wrought into Cordage , and fent to Debtford Yard , and found upon a furvey , by the proper ...
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... Hemp ) the Rope - maker did affure .. him they were made of right Riga Hemp , which he bought of one Hicks , an Officer belonging to the King's Yard at Chatham ; upon which the Citizen had him before the Commiffioners of the Navy , and ...
... Hemp ) the Rope - maker did affure .. him they were made of right Riga Hemp , which he bought of one Hicks , an Officer belonging to the King's Yard at Chatham ; upon which the Citizen had him before the Commiffioners of the Navy , and ...
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