The Case of the clothiers, weavers, hosiers, merchants, drapers, mercers, and other dealers in the woollen manufactures; : with relation to the bill now depending, for the transfering the collection of the duty of aulnage to the custome-house, and giveing a recompence to the crown for the same..
[S.l. : s.n.,
1693]
Date of publication from Wing.
Concerning a bill concerning the office of the Aulnager: "... The office of the Aulnager is now become altogether unnecessary, and no ways answering the end of its first constitution, and is only continued for the collecting the duties due as aforesaid, and the seal now only signifies, (as a cocquet at the custom-house) that the duty is paid ... The manner of collecting these duties is very grievous to all the dealers in the woollen manufactures ..."
At foot of text: It is therefore humbly hoped this bill will soon be passed into a law, and the dealers in the woollen manufacture thereby delivered from the burdens and oppressions they have for a long time laboured under.   500    bb |a Caption title.
Wing (2nd ed.)
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