Some Account of the Worshipful Company of Grocers of the City of LondonC. Whittingham, 1854 - 580 страница |
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... use of the common hall , parlore and kitchyn of Gro- cers ' Hall , on Fryday 9 februarye , to make a fupper to divers gentlemen of Gray's Inne , for the great amitie betweene them and the Middle Temple gents , " which was agreed to ...
... use of the common hall , parlore and kitchyn of Gro- cers ' Hall , on Fryday 9 februarye , to make a fupper to divers gentlemen of Gray's Inne , for the great amitie betweene them and the Middle Temple gents , " which was agreed to ...
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John Benjamin Heath. Hall shall not be lent or made use of by strangers for burials , country feafts and the like , without leave of the Wardens ; " and in 1678 the Company's officers made a formal complaint that , though they had the ...
John Benjamin Heath. Hall shall not be lent or made use of by strangers for burials , country feafts and the like , without leave of the Wardens ; " and in 1678 the Company's officers made a formal complaint that , though they had the ...
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... use , to answer fo noble a defign : upon report of which Committee , foon after , Sir John Frederic , Sir James Edwards , and several other aldermen and worthy members , agreed to contribute liberally towards fo good a work , as being ...
... use , to answer fo noble a defign : upon report of which Committee , foon after , Sir John Frederic , Sir James Edwards , and several other aldermen and worthy members , agreed to contribute liberally towards fo good a work , as being ...
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... uses , for which now no fund remains , that they might also thereby not only discharge their confciences towards God and the memory of fuch pious benefactors , but also avoid the chargeable profe- cutions of the Commiffioners upon the ...
... uses , for which now no fund remains , that they might also thereby not only discharge their confciences towards God and the memory of fuch pious benefactors , but also avoid the chargeable profe- cutions of the Commiffioners upon the ...
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... use of it . It continued to be let for the fame object for many years , and , in 1735 , as the Company's cir- cumstances had much improved , it was ordered by the Court of Affiftants that the Hall fhould not , for the future , be let ...
... use of it . It continued to be let for the fame object for many years , and , in 1735 , as the Company's cir- cumstances had much improved , it was ordered by the Court of Affiftants that the Hall fhould not , for the future , be let ...
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