Trade and Levant Company Papers Read in Parliament
The House of Commons considered the Turkey Company Charter and related Levant trade papers. It read memorials dated 1739 and compiled accounts on wool exports to Turkey, raw silk imports, annual ambassadorial costs, and by laws for merchants, before ordering leave to enlarge and regulate Levant trade.
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America
Turkey Company
Sesson
Turkey
Constantinople
Smyrna
Aleppo
Levant
India
Ditto
Rewal Assurance
London Assurance Rr
Exchequer
Empeor Leonne
Naples
Sicily
Barnet
Copenhagen
Titley
Great Britain
Count Sculenburg
Sje
Berlin
Silesia
Prussia
Vienna
Prusia
de Lichtenstein
Neuperg
Wertha
Sje Ratisbon
O.S
Dyer
Westphalia
Baron de Jaxheim
Hanover
Glatz
Prufsia
Madrid
London
Cadiz
Carthagena
Admiral de Los Torres
Quito
Lagos
Vera Cruz
Havannah
Falmouth
Jamaica
St. Kit’s
Spain
Royal Navy
Whitehaven
House of Commons
Sir John Norris
Portsmouth
Victory
Dublin
Londonderry
Greencastle
New-York
Neilson Mager
Belfast
Chaloner Ogle
England
Gallway
Carter
Garbally
Drogheda
Bartholomew Taaff
Bryan McMahon
Bryan Reilly
John Connor
Taaff
Connor
Reilly
Mc. Mahon
Monaghan
Tasff
Cork
Waterford
David Norris
Crotty
Arthur Boate
Dungarvan
Mrs. Taylor
Tayl
R Brewer
Lindes- Ally
John Smith
Owen Ormsby
Thomas Bolton Esq
Naas
Samuel Johnson
Ballyfarnham
Yefferdy
Sycammore-Ally
James Hoope
Lurgan
Catherine Forbes
Timothy Forbes
Ormond-Quay
Newgate
Johnson
Crow-street
Instreetis
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