The Records of a Scottish Cloth Manufactory At New Mills Haddingtonshire 1681
The Records of a Scottish Cloth Manufactory At New Mills Haddingtonshire 1681
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June 2nd 1686.
Present Samuell M^Clelane, James Row, Hugh Blair, Joseph Young, and William Blackwood. Joseph Young, Preces.
833. Orders James Row and George Home to goe to New- milns and clear this last moneth accomptts and lykwayes to consider what shall be done with Sir James about his house at Morum, and to take the mesters opinion what to give Charles Ormistoune for his wooll.
834. This day sent to the mester six patterns, two light, four dark and midle. The Nos. Are in the first page No. 1...3 and 38, 39, 40, 41, 42 in the 2d page of paterns quhich the Spanish wooll now come is ordained to be dyed into, and the mester ordered to register thess paterns now sent.
835. Anent the article 830 the mester haveing advised that THE NEW MILLS CLOTH MANUFACTORY 123 he hes never yet had cairds fyne enough orders 4 dozen fynest Spanish wooll cairds to be sent for to Holland.
836. Orders five shillings sterline to be given to John Godsone in full of all his exterordinarie charges upon the frames.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
June 2nd 1686.
Present Samuell M^Clelane, James Row, Hugh Blair, Joseph Young, and William Blackwood. Joseph Young, Preces.
833. Orders James Row and George Home to goe to New- milns and clear this last moneth accomptts and lykwayes to consider what shall be done with Sir James about his house at Morum, and to take the mesters opinion what to give Charles Ormistoune for his wooll.
834. This day sent to the mester six patterns, two light, four dark and midle. The Nos. Are in the first page No. 1...3 and 38, 39, 40, 41, 42 in the 2d page of paterns quhich the Spanish wooll now come is ordained to be dyed into, and the mester ordered to register thess paterns now sent.
835. Anent the article 830 the mester haveing advised that THE NEW MILLS CLOTH MANUFACTORY 123 he hes never yet had cairds fyne enough orders 4 dozen fynest Spanish wooll cairds to be sent for to Holland.
836. Orders five shillings sterline to be given to John Godsone in full of all his exterordinarie charges upon the frames.
What to read after The Records of a Scottish Cloth Manufactory At New Mills Haddingtonshire 1681?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, William Robert, 1868-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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