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Liste de chargements des navires suivans arrivés pour compte de la Compagnie des Indes
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Rules and orders for the Tackle-House and Ticket Porters, of the city of London
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An act for the better government of the tackle-house porters and ticket porters of the city of London
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Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of Helen Dunmore relict of Hugh Brown merchant in Glasgow, and of Robert Brown their infant-son
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Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes
Appeal from the High Court of Admiralty of England. The Hinchinbrooke, Arthur Maxwell, Master. Thomas Pasley, Esq. Commander of his Majesty's Ship of War the Jupiter, one of the Squadron under the Command of Commodore George John-Stone, Esq. his Officers and Mariners, the pretended Recaptors of the said Ship Hinchinbrooke, and the Goods laden therein, Appellants, against Robert Williams of Birchin-Lane, London, Merchant, the Claimant of the said Ship and Goods, Respondent. The Respondent's case -
Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes
Vrouw Eleanora, Teunis de Boer, Master. Appendix to the appellant's case -
Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes
De Vrouw Eleonora, Teunis de Boer, Master. Appendix to the Respondent's case -
Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes
De Eendraght, Jan Boufet, Master. John Shaw, Commander of the private Ship of War the Caesar, the sole Captor, - - - - - - - - Appellant, and Jane Dooling, Widow, the Relict and Administratrix of Laurence Dooling, deceased, late Commander of the private Ship of War the Patscy, and Joseph Fayrer, otherwise Farrer, Commander of the private Ship of War the Harlequin, pretending to be joint Chacers and Captors, - - - Respondents. An Appeal from the High Court of Admiralty of England. The Appellant's case -
Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of Appeals in Prize Causes
De Eendraght, Jan Boufet, Master. Appendix to the appellant's case -
London, cargoe, of the Rochester, arrived from Fort St. George, the 21th. of October, 1689. Viz
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London, cargoe, of the Rochester, arrived from Fort St. George, the 21th. of October, 1689. Viz
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Copy of the Maritime & Mercantile Policy, South Shields, 1838-9
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Condescendence and memorial for Helen Dunmore, relict of Hugh Brown merchant in Glasgow, and for Robert Brown their infant-son. Against John Brown merchant in Glasgow
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Reasons for extending the public wharfs in the port of London, and for settling a table of rates for wharfage and cranage
to which are added, some observations relating to lighters and lighterage -
Rules and conditions of the Eligible Cargo Association, South Shields
also, a list of ships insured, February 20th, 1839 -
The merchant-freighter's and captains of ships assistant
being tables calculated with the greatest accuracy -
Reasons for extending the publick wharfs in the port of London, and for settling a table of rates for wharfage and cranage
to which is added, some observations relating to lighters and lighterage ; together with The case of the traders of London, in relation to the wharfingers -
The merchant-Freighter's and captains of ships assistant. Being tables calculated with the greatest accuracy. Comprising the dimensions, however diversified, in length, breadth, or depth; together with the solid contents of all packages usually shipped; and likewise the Fifths, either on or off, of all Casks, Hogsheads, &c. Which, Without the least Calculation, may be found with the greatest Ease, Expedition, and Certainty. By James Boydell, ships-husband
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Lord Edgefield reporter. March 3. 1762. Information for the magistrates of Aberdeen, as admiral-deputes upon the north coast, and Bailie Robert Garden at Peterhead, their substitute, and Mr Henry Smith merchant in Edinburgh, his trustee, chargers; against John Dunnet and Davi Sinclair merchants in Wick, and David Carmichael shipmaster in Leith, suspenders
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Reasons for extending the publick wharfs in the Port of London
and for settling a table of rates for wharfage and cranage; To Which are Added Some Observations relating to Lighters and Lighterage. Together with The case of the traders of London, in Relation to the Wharfingers: printed in the year 1705, and now reprinted