The Kings Customs volume 1
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176 TOWARDS ILLICIT TRADE (Evidently the authorities had lost faith in the artistic and literary discernment of the landing-waiters. ) The Crown acquired tenancy of the Wool Quay near the London Custom-house, for the purpose of warehouse accommodation. This quay had in 1432 been left by William of Sevenoaks, a London ' grocer, ' to provide and maintain a teacher of grammar in Sevenoaks, and for the benefit of the poor there. The bequest was confirmed by Queen Elizab...eth, and made a fund to maintain a free grammar school and an almshouse. The Crown now agreed to pay the Wardens of Sevenoaks, who were trustees of the fund, a sum of £2, 500, and an annual rent of £550.
The weighing and garbling of imported tobacco were made subjects of a statute, and it was provided that tobacco might not be imported stripped of the stem, and that drawback should not be granted on exported tobacco- stalk. (The clause prohibiting stripped tobacco inward was soon repealed. ) Throughout this reign there were many statutes against drawback frauds, and many readjustments of the Preventive laws.
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176 TOWARDS ILLICIT TRADE (Evidently the authorities had lost faith in the artistic and literary discernment of the landing-waiters. ) The Crown acquired tenancy of the Wool Quay near the London Custom-house, for the purpose of warehouse accommodation. This quay had in 1432 been left by William of Sevenoaks, a London ' grocer, ' to provide and maintain a teacher of grammar in Sevenoaks, and for the benefit of the poor there. The bequest was confirmed by Queen Elizab...eth, and made a fund to maintain a free grammar school and an almshouse. The Crown now agreed to pay the Wardens of Sevenoaks, who were trustees of the fund, a sum of £2, 500, and an annual rent of £550.
The weighing and garbling of imported tobacco were made subjects of a statute, and it was provided that tobacco might not be imported stripped of the stem, and that drawback should not be granted on exported tobacco- stalk. (The clause prohibiting stripped tobacco inward was soon repealed. ) Throughout this reign there were many statutes against drawback frauds, and many readjustments of the Preventive laws.
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