Englands grievance discovered, in relation to the coal-trade. Repr1849 - 80 pages |
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Page iii
... castle , by a death on the scaffold at York , for the ignominious crime of coining . The present Editor , however , having , in early life , from a careful study of the Author's book , formed a very different opinion of his cha- racter ...
... castle , by a death on the scaffold at York , for the ignominious crime of coining . The present Editor , however , having , in early life , from a careful study of the Author's book , formed a very different opinion of his cha- racter ...
Page ix
... castle , as contained in this book , his petition , " desires , " depositions , in short , his whole struggle before the Parliament , was carried on while he was confined in the " loathsome prison " which he describes so gra- phically ...
... castle , as contained in this book , his petition , " desires , " depositions , in short , his whole struggle before the Parliament , was carried on while he was confined in the " loathsome prison " which he describes so gra- phically ...
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... Castle only go back for sixty or seventy years , and that the earliest book in the office of the Clerk of Assize for the Northern Circuit commences in the year 1657 , and extends to 1674 ; that after this there is an hiatus of many ...
... Castle only go back for sixty or seventy years , and that the earliest book in the office of the Clerk of Assize for the Northern Circuit commences in the year 1657 , and extends to 1674 ; that after this there is an hiatus of many ...
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... castle or other person --- who could stoop to defend , or to profit by any public monopoly whatever , should from the times of King John down- wards to the present day , be at variance with such men as Ralph Gar- ner . He took the law ...
... castle or other person --- who could stoop to defend , or to profit by any public monopoly whatever , should from the times of King John down- wards to the present day , be at variance with such men as Ralph Gar- ner . He took the law ...
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... more fla- grant . As all fines and felons ' goods in the town and liberties of New- castle , were granted by charter to the mayor and burgesses , it is not " " surprising that false witnesses were abundant , and 10 Lotes on the.
... more fla- grant . As all fines and felons ' goods in the town and liberties of New- castle , were granted by charter to the mayor and burgesses , it is not " " surprising that false witnesses were abundant , and 10 Lotes on the.
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Admiralty aforesaid aldermen Author ballast-shoars bishop of Durham brewers burgesses of Newcastle called Captain Washington cast ballast cast their ballast castle cause chalder chap charge Charles charter Charter-law coals commissioners common Conservancy corporation of Newcastle council county of Durham county of Northumberland court customes deponent doth Eliz enacted England fines Gateshead granted hath heirs Henry VIII hoast-men hundred imprisoned James Jarrow judgement judges justice keelmen king John land letters pattents levied liberties London LORD magistrates masters of ships mayor and burgesses merchant monopolists monopoly North Shields Northumberland oath offence oppression ordinances parliament persons petition Petition of Right Plea poor port pounds prison punishment queen quo warranto Ralph Gardner reason reign river of Tine river Tyne sell sheriff shillings shoars spoyl Stat statute successors swear thereof Thomas town of Newcastle trade Tyne Tynemouth unto witnesses yeer
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