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    The kentish companion or, useful memorandum and accompt book, for the pocket or desk, for the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-eight. Addressed to the Gentlemen, Clergy, Farmers, Hop Planters, and Tradesmen, Of the county of kent. On a Plan entirely new, and adapted in the most convenient Manner for every daily Transaction, and other occasional Business. Containing, I. A List of all the Holidays and other Festivals in the Year, with the Amount of each Capital at the Bank, South Sea and India Houses, and the Time of transferring in the public Funds; also the Holidays observed at each: Tables of the Moon's Age and Sun's Rising. A Table of the Kings and Queens of England. II. Fifty-Two double ... properly disposed to keep an Account of Money received and paid. III. Tables of the gross Weight of Hops reduced into ... Weight, what Duty is to be paid for any Quantity and the gross Duty of Hops from 1711 to 1776. IV. An accurate List of ecclesiastical Livings in Kent, with the Name of their respective Patrons and Incumbents. V. List of Peers and Baronets who have Seats in Kent; also a correct List of Sheriffs for the County from the Year 1733 VI. Lists of the Clergy of the two Cathedrals of Canterbury and Rochester-Lists of the Mayors and other Officers of the respective Corporations in Kent. Vii. Lists of the Officers of the Royal Hospital of Greenwich, and of the several Dock-Yards, Customhouses, &c.

    The kentish companion or, useful memorandum and accompt book, for the pocket or desk, for the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-eight. Addressed to the Gentle... by Eighteenth Century Collections Online

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    The kentish companion or, useful memorandum and accompt book, for the pocket or desk, for the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-seven. Addressed to the Gentlemen, Clergy, Farmers, Hop-Planters, and Tradesmen, Of the county of Kent. On a Plan entirely new, and adapted in the most convenient Manner for every daily Transaction, and other occasional Business. Containing, I. A List of all the Holidays and other Festivals in the Year, with the Amount of each Capital at the Bank, South Sea and India Houses, and the Time of transferring in the public Funds; also the Holidays observed at each; Tables of the Moon's Age and Sun's Rising. A Table of the Kings and Queens of England. II. Fifty-Two double Pages properly disposed to keep an Account of Money received and paid. III. Tables of the gross Weight of Hops reduced into neat Weight, what Duty is to be paid for any Quantity and the gross Duty of Hops from 1711 to 1775. IV. Tables, shewing the true Value of any Quantity of Corn, from one Bushel to ten Quarters, at 20 and 21 to the Score. V. An accurate List of ecclesiastical Livings in Kent, with the Names of their respective Patrons and Incumbents. VI. List of Peers and Baronets who have Seats in Kent; also a correct List of Sheriffs for the County for the last forty Years. Vii. Lists of the Clergy of the two Cathedrals of Canterbury and Rochester-Lists of the Mayors and other Officers of the respective Corporations in Kent. Viii. Lists of the Officers of the Royal Hospital of Greenwich, and of the several Dock-Yards, Custom-Houses, &c.

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    The kentish companion or, useful memorandum and accompt book, for the pocket or desk, for the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-three. Addressed to the Gentlemen, Clergy, Farmers, Hop-Planters, And Tradesmen, Of the county of Kent. On a Plan entirely new, and adapted in the most convenient Manner for every daily Transaction and other occasional Business. Containing, I. A List of all the Holidays and other Festivals in the Year; Days of transferring and accepting Stock in the public Funds; with a List of Holidays observed at public Offices. II. Fifty-Two double Pages properly disposed to keep an Account of Monies received and paid. III. An accurate List of ecclesiastical Livings in this County, with the Names of their respective Patrons. IV. Tables of the Gross Weight of Hops reduced into Neat Weight. V. Tables, shewing the true Value of any Quantity of Corn, from One Bushel to Ten Quarters, at Twenty and Twenty-One to the Score, VI. A List of the Peers and Baronets in this County; with a List of the Clergy of the two Cathedrals of Canterbury and Rochester. Vii. List of the Mayors, Aldermon, Jurats, Commoners, and other Officers of the respective Corporations in this County. Viii. List of the Officers in the Royal Hospital of Greenwich, and all the Dock-Yards in this County. IX. Abstract of the Highway Act, the stated Duties required, and the Tolls payable on different Weights; the Land Tax paid each Year from the Revolution to 1772.

    The kentish companion or, useful memorandum and accompt book, for the pocket or desk, for the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy-three. Addressed to the Gentle... by Eighteenth Century Collections Online

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