The General Shop Book: Or, The Tradesman's Universal Director, Being a Most Useful and Necessary Compendium to Lie Upon the Counter of Every Shopkeeper ... Comprehending and Explaining the Domestic and Foreign Trade of Great Britain and the Plantations ... Likewise, the Distance of All the Market Towns in England, from London, Their Fairs and Markets, the Inns where Their Carriers and Coaches Put Up, and the Days They Come in and Go Out, with a Map of the Roads, a Plan of London, a Chart of the Sea Coast, and Many Other Useful ParticularsC. Hitch and L. Hawes, J. and J. Rivington, and R. Dodsley, 1753 - Great Britain |
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... clerk of 250l . and to his second clerk of 120l . per Ann . in lieu of all fees . ACTON , a village in Middlefex , fix miles from London ; the coach goes from the One Bell in the Strand every day . ADDITION is the firft of the four ...
... clerk of 250l . and to his second clerk of 120l . per Ann . in lieu of all fees . ACTON , a village in Middlefex , fix miles from London ; the coach goes from the One Bell in the Strand every day . ADDITION is the firft of the four ...
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... Clerk , Apprentice , or Servant , which fhall be put or placed to or with any mafter or mistress , to learn any profeffion , trade , or employment , to be paid by the master or mistress . Stat . 8 Annæ , cap . 9 . The full fum of money ...
... Clerk , Apprentice , or Servant , which fhall be put or placed to or with any mafter or mistress , to learn any profeffion , trade , or employment , to be paid by the master or mistress . Stat . 8 Annæ , cap . 9 . The full fum of money ...
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... clerks of the offices , and officers of the courts , are also privileged from arrefts : and if they are arrested , they may plead their privilege , and come off without bail . In- ftitutio Legalis 20 . Where the husband is arrested ...
... clerks of the offices , and officers of the courts , are also privileged from arrefts : and if they are arrested , they may plead their privilege , and come off without bail . In- ftitutio Legalis 20 . Where the husband is arrested ...
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... clerks of the market . Provided that no person punished by this act fhall be punished by any other law . Provided that this act shall not prejudice the antient rights and cuftoms of the universities , as to the afcertaining the affize ...
... clerks of the market . Provided that no person punished by this act fhall be punished by any other law . Provided that this act shall not prejudice the antient rights and cuftoms of the universities , as to the afcertaining the affize ...
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... clerk's , & c . not keeping weekly registers of cloths bought and fold , for- feit likewife five pounds . Factors felling cloth on truft , and not tranfmitting to the owners the buyer's note for the money in twelve days , are liable to ...
... clerk's , & c . not keeping weekly registers of cloths bought and fold , for- feit likewife five pounds . Factors felling cloth on truft , and not tranfmitting to the owners the buyer's note for the money in twelve days , are liable to ...
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affiftants aforefaid againſt alfo alſo apprentice Auguft befides bill Caftle Carrier Coach cofts commiffioners confiderable corn Cornwall court crown cuftom debt Devonsh ditto duties Eaft earl Effex England Engliſh exported faid Fairs fale fame feal feffions fell fent feven feveral fhall forfeit fhillings a week fhip fhire filk filver firft firſt fome forfeiture Friday ftock fubfidy fuch Hertfordshire houfe houſe hundred iſland juftices June 24 Kent king's lord mafter manufactures Market meaſure merchants miles from London Monday moſt oath October 28 offence officers paid parish penalty pence perfon perfon fhall port pounds purchaſe refpective river Ruffia ſaid September 21 ſhall ſhip Somerſetsh Southwark ſtock ſuch Suffex Suffolk Surry thefe themſelves thereof theſe thofe thoſe thouſand Thurſday town trade Tueſday twenty ufually uſe veffel Wedneſday Wedneſday and Saturday Weft weight whatſoever Wilts