Handled Entries and Marriages At Hackney and Broad Street
Tie on September at Parflewood Common near Brentwood Essex features bay colt Little John chef horse Filly-helpless grey colt Tortois bay mare Now or never bay geld Squirrel bay filly Miss and other entries. Hackney marriages include Mr Cousemaker and Miss Cousemaker twins after a 160-dish entertain. Broad Street Church wedding Mr Gobart and Miss Peggy Stout. Mrs Godwin dies at Woodford boarding school. Trade and ship movements noted with vast goods from Jamaica to Oporto and Hamburg. Ships and bombtenders listed in the Downs with Corsairs sailing for Martinico pursued by a wind from north by west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parflewood Common
Brentwood
Essex
Mr. Hodges
Little John
Mr. Panton
Chef
Mr. Mathews
Tortois
Mr. Harris
Mr. Duggins
Squirrel
Lord Portmore
Miss
N. B
St. John’s Hackney
Cousemakers
John Cousemakers
Isaac Kopps
Hackney
Broadstreet Church
Gobart
Litchfield-street
Dials
Peggy Stout
Austin Friars
Woodford
Godwin
Soco
Turky
Jamaica
Germany
Holland
West Indies
Oporto
Lisbon
Russia
Poffidion
Portsmouth
St. George
Moore
Torrington
Maidtone
Pomona
Pelican
Endeavour
Ann
Elizabeth
Victuallers
Capt. Anderson
Martinico
Varied Tea and Spice Prices in 19th Century Market List
A dense price list shows multiple tea grades such as Congou tied to per pound rates and Souchong and Pekoe with varied old currency notations. Included are spices like Ginger, Pimento, and Papper Tanbes, along with commodities like Sago Rice Sugar and various dyes and chemicals. Names of places and global goods appear, reflecting a broad colonial trade catalog.
Trade prices and commodities list from ancient port markets
A dense list of trade values and goods including yarns, flax, cotton, wool, timber, metals, and assorted far eastern and colonial items. Items are tied to places like Smyrna, Narva, Petersburgh, Leeward and Barbadoes, with prices in pounds, shillings, and pence or tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavers
Guadaloupe
Leeward Islands
Barbadoes
Smyrna
Cyprus
Surat
Lethuania
Paternofter
New-England
Stockholm
Guild Merchant page at Preston procession and history
An account traces guild origins to Saxon law and Henry II grants Preston Burgesses a Guild Merchant with liberties. It lists the guilds, their charters, and the 20 year processions with detailed pageantry from Tanner to Taylors and others, highlighting named trades and heraldic elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Ufe
Merchant's Guild
Henry II
England
Charles II
Tanner’s
Henry I
Bishop Blaze
Masons Company
Henry VI
Cordwainers
Edward Iit
Cordwainers and Coblers
Henry IV
St. Crispin
St. Crispin’s Esquire
Crispiana
Butchers Company
James I
Vintners
Merchant Vintners
G. Taylors
Garden of Eden
Taylors
Skinners and Glovers Companies
Skinners
Edward III
Richard II
Glovers
Mercers
Drapers
Wardens
Mercers, &Pc
Duke of
Hamilon
Great
Britain
Aubert
Robert
Edmund Werden
Charles I
James Hordgkinson
Charles IT
Roger Sudall
Anne
Josias Gregson
Edmund Afshieron
George I
Henry Farrington
George II
Robert Parker
Gorge
Also Mentioned on This Page
India
Gichilf Bank
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Paris
Stucks
Bank Consol
India Konds
Prem
Navy & Vict
Xchange
C. Ces
Bourdeaux Ditro
Cadiz
Madrid
Bilboa
Leghorn
Genoa
Veirice
Porto
Dublin
The
EA Bohea
Congou
Souchong
Pekoe Gs
Uordin
Bloom
Currans
Sr. Kitt’s
Antigua
Montferrat
Sylvester
Port
Naples
Brazil
Penn
Gauls Aleppo
Minerie Mone Guinea
S&j. Domingo
Borneo
C. Sugar Nevis
Barbados
St. Boingo
Ditco
Cape de Verde
Shumack Faro
Dporte
Gs Seneca
Chandize
Siberia
Moscow
America
Colebrook Dale Glazs
Barson
Canada
Radcliffe and
Garth
Egfincon
Radford
New Church
Strand
London
Mr. Richards
Wise Scepticus
Middle Temple-Gate
Fleet-Street
W. Lowter
Lowdher
Hatton-Garden
Croft’s
Mr. Paillee
Sydney’s Alley
Princesstereer
Leicester Fields
Tenco
East Direations Gracis
Archer
Cannon-lrece
Ed. Hawke
Spain
Fdnwvard Hawke
St. John’s
Hawke
Haddock
Hiri
Baldwiny Bookfeller
Pater- after-Row
jJacaton
Rookfell R
Ste Ames’s Street
Wilfor
Maya
Ur Linetons
Saliam m
Robert Turlingcon
Biresine Lane
Royal Exchange
de Patenes
Cere
Maskind
Robert Turlingtees
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