And being above -- xxiijc. weight upon every hundred ijd. ... City of London (England). Court of Common Council. 1647 Approx. 5 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2009-03 (EEBO-TCP Phase 1). A74093 Thomason 669.f.11[10] ESTC R210463 99869261 99869261 162661

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Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. A74093) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 162661) Images scanned from microfilm: (Thomason Tracts ; 246:669f11[10]) And being above -- xxiijc. weight upon every hundred ijd. ... City of London (England). Court of Common Council. 1 sheet ([1+] p.) Printed by Richard Cotes, printer to the honourable City of London, [[London] : [1647]] A fragment. Corporate authorship conjectured from text. Title from opening words of text. Imprint from colophon. Item is bound with items from 1647. Sets fees for cartage within the City and liberties of London. Reproduction of the original in the British Library.

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And being above—xxiijc. weight upon every hundred ijd. And for Seacoales the Load xijd. 3 Item, From any the Wharfes aforeſaid, To Smithfield barrs, Holborne barr, Temple barr, or any of the barrs on the Northſide of the City, and places of like diſtance up the Hill with—xviijC. weight, not exceeding—xxiijC. weight.   For every Load xxijd. And going beyond the ſaid places, the Parties to agree with the Carrmen.   4 Item, From any the Wharfes aforeſaid, To Towerſtreet, Gracechurchſtreet, Biſhopſgate within, Cornhill, and places of like diſtance up the Hill with—xiiijC. weight, not exceeding—xviijC. weight, In which may bee included xx. peices of Raiſins, a load of Raiſins of the Sun, vj. bags of Pepper, vj. ordinary bags of Galls, iij. great bags of Galls, vj. bales and barrels of Indico, vj. bales of Grograines, vj. ordinary bales of Turky ſilk, viij. bales of India ſilk, v. hogſheads of Cloves and Tobacco, iiij. bales of Callicoes, iij. hogſheads of Wines, ij. cheſts of Sugars; or any other goods of the like weight xiiijd. 7 Item, From London bridge to the Bridgfoot weſtward, Old Swan, Coleharbour, the three Cranes, Queenhithe, Broken wharfe, Paulſwharfe, Puddle wharfe, the Wardrobe, and to all other Places not exceeding the Poultry, Cheapſide, Newgate market, for —xiijC. weight, not exceeding—xviijC. weight xiiijd. And for every load of Seacoales xiid. And to all the places Northward of the Poultry, Cheapſide, Newgate market, Holborne bridge, and Fleetſtreet, for—xiiijC. weight, not exceeding—xviii C. weight xvid. 8 Item, from Towerſtreet, Gracechurchſtreet Fanchurchſtreet, Biſhopſgateſtreet within, Cornehill, and other places of like diſtance, for every pack of xx. Clothes, for vi. bales of Clothes and Kerſies, vi. bales of Pepper, vi. barrels of Indico, v. hogſheads of Cloves, and for other goods of like weight to the waterſide xiid. And from Broadſtreet, Lothbury, Old-jury Baſſiſhaw, Colemanſtreet, Iremongerlane, St. Lawrence lane, Milkſtreet, Aldermanbury, Cheapſide, Woodſtreet, Fridayſtreet, Breadſtreet, and other places of like diſtance to the waterſide, for the like weight, conditionally, that the Carrmen doe load their own Carrs xiiijd. And if they refuſe to doe the ſame, then but xiid.

1 Item, That it ſhall be free for all Merchants and others that have occaſion to uſe Carres, to chooſe what Carres they pleaſe, except ſuch as ſtand for Wharfe-worke, Crane-work, Shops, and Warehouſes between Tower Wharfe and London bridge, which are to ſtand in order, and to be taken in turne, in regard of the narrowneſſe of the paſſage in thoſe places.

Item, For prevention of future damage to the Merchants, and ſuppreſſing of unruly and diſorderly Carremen, and for avoyding of danger by unruly horſes, it is thought fit, and ſo ordered by this Court, that the Company of Woodmongers, ſhall have power, and be hereby authorized to nominate and appoint Streetmen, (ſuch as they ſhall thinke fit) to be Overſeers of the ſaid Carremen, to ſee and take care, that Merchants and other Citizens goods be well and faithfully carryed and delivered at the rates and prices aforeſaid, without any exaction, hinderance, or diſturbance; and that able perſons, none under the age of Eighteen years be employed to manage their Horſes and Carres: And that ſuch of the Carremen as ſhall be found obſtinate, and refuſe to obey theſe Orders, may receive condigne puniſhment, according to the Laws and Orders of the ſaid Company. And that ſuch of them as ſhall bee diſturbers, and occaſion the breach of the Peace bee immediately brought before the Lord Maior, or ſome other of His Maieſties Iuſtices of the Peace, to bee puniſht according to the Law. And all Conſtables and Officers within this City and Liberties, are required to be ayding and aſſiſting unto the ſaid Overſeers, in the lawfull execution of their duties.

Printed by Richard Cotes Printer to the Honourable City of LONDON.