[from Mills' Statutes, 1821]

[Custom Rates 1577]

The Rates of the Customs at every Port within the Isle of Mann, allowed and confirmed by the Right Honourable Henry, Earl of Derby, Lord of the said Isle. Given the 28th Day of June, Anno Domini 1577.

The Merchant Stranger shall pay for every Pound in Silver he shall take forth of this Isle,

ijd. ob.

Ale the Barrell

jd. ob.

Ash Timber the Cth 3 or

vjd.

Allom the l00th

ijd.

Anchorage, a Ship, Bark, or Pickard, with a Cock Boat

viijd.

Without a Cock Boate

iiijd.

Barley the Bowle in a Bulke of the Stranger

jd.

In Caske the Barrell

ijd.

Barley in Bulk the Bowle of the Island

jd.

In Caske the Barrell

jd.

Bread the Batch

ijd.

Biskett the l00th

jd.

Beefe the Carkesse

ijd.

Beefe Quick

xijd.

Boards sawen or cloven the 100th 3 or

vjd.

Butter, the Barrill

jd.

Beere the Barrill

ijd.

Brass the l00th

viijd.

Woollen Cloath.

Broad the 100th

ijs.

Broad the Doz.

ijd.

Narrow the 100th

viijd.

Narrow the Doz.

ob. qs.

Fourty Slatts raw Cloath

iiijd. ob.

Coales the Boat, 1 Barrell, or

iiijd. ob.

Irish Linen Cloath the 100th

vjd.

Poul Davy the Bolt

vjd.

Vitteras the Boult

iijd.

Calfe Skinns the 100th

xijd.

Calfe Skins the Doz.

ob. qs.

Cheese the Weigh

vjd.

Caddowes

ijd.

Dapyues the Doz.

vjd.

Windfish the Doz.

vjd.

Dryfish the Doz.

vjd.

Fish the Tonn

xijd.

Eeles Cane the 100th

viijd.

Flesh the Barrel

ijd.

Fledges

ijd.

Flocks the Stone

jd. ob.

Flax the Bale

jd.

Sheep and Calves.

Sheep and Calves the 100th

xijd.

The Doz.

ijd. ob.

Lambs and Kidds the 100th

vjd.

The same a Doz.

jd.

Feathers a Stone

ijd.

Goates Quick the Doz.

iiijd.

Goates Fells the 100th

vjd.

The Doz.

ob. qs.

Geeze the Doz.

iijd.

Ox Hydes 8 to the Dicker.

Cow Hydes 10 to the Dicker.

Hydes the Dicker

iijd.

Haberdine the 100th

vjd.

Herrings the Tonn

xijd.

Horses one

vjd.

Herrings the Maze

jd.

Hopps the 100th

vjd.

Honey the Firkin

jd. ob.

Henns the Doz.

ijd.

Iron the Tonn

xijd.

The same a Hundred

ob. qs

Kidds the Dox.

iiijd. ob

Kidds Fells the 100th

vjd.

Kidds Fells the Doz.

jd.

Lambs Quick the Doz.

iiijd.

Lambs Skins the 100th

vjd.

The same a Doz.

jd.

Lyme the Boat, a Barrell, or

jd. ob.

Mather the Hundred

vd.

Mault the Bowl

jd.

Mantles one

ijd.

Ruggs the Hundd.

ijd.

Nails the Thousand

iijd.

Nails the Hundd.

ob.

Nails the Last

ijs. vjd.

Oak Timber or Sparrs the Hund. 3 of either Sort, or

vjd.

Oares the Hund. 3 or

vjd.

Oates the Bowle

jd.

Pitch the Hundd.

jd. ob.

The Foot Pack

vjd.

The Horse Pack

xijd.

Plancks for Shipps the Undd. 3 or

xijd.

Pewter the 100th

viijd.

Plow Beames the 100th, 3 or

viijd.

Pullen the Doz.

ijd.

Rossin the Hundd.

jd. ob.

Hayre Roapes the Doz.

jd. ob.

Roapes British the 100th.

vjd.

Rugg frized the Doz.

jd. ob.

Raisen the Fraile or Head

iijd.

Rye the Bowle

jd.

Sheep the Doz.

iiijd.

Swine the Doz.

iiijd.

Salt the Tonn

xijd.

Shipp with Salt, British or Portugale, inward, shall pay a Quarter Tunn before the Mast, and another above the Mast, if it be xx Tunns, or els the Half

Shoes the Doz.

iijd.

Shafts Square the Hundd. 3 or

vjd.

Salmon the Butt

vjd.

Salmon the Barrell

iijd.

The Firkin

jd. ob.

Soape the Hundred

iiijd. ob.

Sheep Skins the Doz.

ob. q.

Sack the Butt

vjd.

A small Boat or Pickard loaden with white or gray Emglish Salt, shall pay a Firlett before the Mast, and another after.

Tallow the Weight is 256lb, or the Weigh of Cheese.

Trayne the Tunn

xvjd.

Tarr the Hundd.

ijd. ob.

Tallow the Hundd.

vjd.

The Half Hundd.

iijd.

Tanned Leather the Dickerr in the Country

vjd.

And the Stranger Man

xd.

Wine the Tunn

xijd.

A ship with Wynes, that is xxt Tunn or more, shall pay the Price Wynes, viz. Half a Tunn before the Mast, and Half a Tunn above the Mast; and for every other of the rest xijd. the Tunn as is abovesaid; and if the Shipp have ten Tunn, then to pay Half a Tunn to Price Wynes and not under.

Wool the Stone

ijd.

Wadde the Ballett

viijd.

Wadde the Hund.

vjd.

Wheat the Bowle

jd.

Woollen Cardes the Doz.

iijd.

The Entering of evry Boar, Bark or Pickard

jd.

The Anchorage in dry Harbour, or within the Heads, having a Cock Boat

viijd.

Without a Cock Boat

iiijd.

Oares of every Boat after the Rate of paying for 100t

viijd.

Shafts, Sparrs, Plow Beames, Oak Timber, and all other kinds of Timber, the 100t 3 or

viijd.

21o die Junij, 1669.

The Deemsters and 24 Keys being demanded to deliver unto whom the Penny given for entering every Boat, Barque, or Pickard, is due to be paid; they say it ought of right to be paid to the Captaine's Clark, because he keepeth a Book of all Entries whatsoever, and returneth to the Customers a Tickett of those Entries.

 

 

A COCKET MAKING.

To all the K. or Q. Majesties Officers, and other Her loving Subjects within the Realme of England, or elsewhere within her Grace's Realmes or Dmnions, to whom these presents shall come to be seen, read or understood, Greeting.

Know ye, that A.B. Master and Merchant of the Ship called the C.D. belonging to the Isle of Man, whereof the Right Hon. the Earle of Derby, Viscount Kinton, Lord Stanley and Strange, Lord of Mann and the said Isle, and of the most Honourable Order of the Garter, Knight, and E. F. Knight, Lieutenant to the said Earle, of the said Isle, are Owners, hath well and truly laden aboard the said Ship in the Poart of Douglas, in the said Isle, to and for the Use of the said Owners, 520 barrels of Wheat, every Hundred 5 Score; 20 Dicker of rough Salt Hydes, and ten Hundred rendered Tallow, every Hundred 6 Score Pound Weight, to be transported in the same Ship, from the said Isle of Mann, unto the Isle of Bion, in Galicia, or unto Lisburne, into Portugale, or where the said Ship may best make Sail of his Loading; and hath well and truly Paid all Dutys and Customes due for the same. In Witness whereof unto these Presents, wee the Water Bayliff and Customer of the Isle of Mann, have put our Seale of Office, the 1st Day of February, in the 24th Year of our Sovereigne Lady Elizabeth, by the Grace of God, Queene of England, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c.

 


 

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