 | Great Britain. Public Record Office - Great Britain - 1869 - 728 pages
...adventurers, and underhand, by Sir Fras. Vere, with the merchants of Amsterdam. The Royal Company of Miners to certify what copper they have, and how much they owe to the Queen. The number of unserviceable pieces provided by Sir Thos. Gresham to be made useful. Customer Smith's... | |
 | George Grant Francis - Copper - 1881 - 240 pages
...ancestor of the present Col. Patten first introduced Copper Smelting into Lancashire in 1717 or 1 8, and Mr. Keates informs me "they for long " time remained...to, for " Copper for the Ordnance for the two new ships." — GGF XVI. W. PATTEN, ESQ., TO SIR F. WALSINGHAM, KNT. I9TH Nov., 1581. May it pleas yoor... | |
 | William Cunningham - Free enterprise - 1907 - 662 pages
...Adventurers, and underhand by Sir Francis Vere, with the merchants of Amsterdam. The Royal Co of miners to certify what copper they have, and how much they owe to the Queen. The number of unserviceable pieces provided by Sir Thomas Gresham to be made useful. Customer Smiths... | |
 | Mineral industries - 1918 - 414 pages
...evident from a note or order on September 6, 1595, by Lord Burghley that "the Royal Company of Mines should certify what copper they have and how much they owe to the Queen and Customer Smyth'sExors.to answer for copper delivered." The Mines Royal Company lasted for more than 200 years... | |
 | William Cunningham - England - 1938 - 656 pages
...Adventnrers, and underhand by Sir Francis Vere, with the merchants of Amsterdam. The Royal Co of miners to certify what copper they have, and how much they owe to the Queen. The number of unserviceable pieces provided by Sir Thomas Gresham to be made useful. Customer Smiths... | |
 | 1925 - 656 pages
...Adventurers, and underhand by Sir Francis Vere, with the merchants of Amsterdam. The Royal Co of miners to certify what copper they have, and how much they owe to the Queen. The number of unserviceable pieces provided by Sir Thomas Gresham to be made useful. Customer Smiths... | |
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... perused by the Earl of Essex, the Lord Admiral and Lord Chamberlain and such portions provided as present need requires. Bargains to be made for saltpetre and powder from Stade with the Merchant Adventurers, and underhand by Sir Francis Vere, with... 