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Russian Trade Notices From Privy Council for Trade
Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade in Whitehall dated Sept 9 1626 informs that with Russia trade issues including flax stores at Archangel and Cronstadt vessel loading have been studied by the British Ambassador at St Petersburg. Dispatchs and Russian responses are transmitted for the information of the company and traders in Russia ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anorl Gold
Stream Works ' Company
George and Vulture
Saint Afichzél's Alley
Cornhill
Paget
Cloaklane
City
ORT
Weymouth
His. Majesty's Customs
Custom House
Geneva
Eliza
Werth and
COX
London
Kevyn
Materia Medica
J. Stirling
Whitechapel
Sanger
Oxford-street
Hannay
Rss
Oxford Street
Watts
Strand
Butler
Paul's
Goareh-oards Johnstone
Harvey
Blackfriars-reed
Wimot
Stirling's Hills
Waterloo Hotel
Durham
George Walker
Woodlands
Lanchester
Thomas White
Kommun
Longovicum
Granhope and ‘Tyne
Whit
Ras
Astern Counties Railway
HL-4
Norwich
Yarmouth
Romford
Chelmsford
Colchester
Ipswich
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
Eis
Peamber
New Bosanquet
John Chevallier Athe
Stowet
Thomas Evans
T. T. Rigby
Joseph Antrim Webbe
Counnties
William ‘Cath
Ard P. Lemon
William Heath
John Whitehead
Board of Directors
Samuel Wells
Major Richards
John Braithwaite
Henry Bosanquet
Captain Blakeley
HG. Robertson
Austin-Friary
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Whitehall
Russia
Archangel
Cronstadt
St. Petersburgh
Lord Durham
J.D. Hume
Samuel Thornton
Russia Company
Thhat
Kogenoff
Regenoff
Comte G. DE Canceine
St Petersburgh
Archan
Department of Finance
Air
Comte CA ‘Anceine