- red
fluted roofs and the
broad warehouse gables,
where the
black ships unlade themselves of
their burthens from the far north, and
carry away, in exchange...
-
between the
Towns of
Great and
Little Yarmouth,
touching the
Lading and
Unlading of Herrings, and
other Merchandizes and Commodities.
Naturalization of...
-
public wharf, unto
which all
persons that come to that port must come and
unlade or lade
their goods as for the purpose,
because they are the
wharfs only...
- (chapter 1) 2 Jan. 7, 1791
Unlading of
Ships and
Vessels in
cases of
Obstruction by Ice. An Act to
provide for the
unlading of
ships or vessels, in cases...
- from the barrack; the jail-gang
being usually tasked with the
lading and
unlading of vessels.
Between 1830 and 1831
extensions to
George Street Commissariat...
- cargoes, from the time of
their lading and
sailing till
their return and
unlading. It is
divided into
three kinds : first, the simple, or particular, average...
- of
Gibraltar on 27 Nov. 1781,
after Antonio Poggi; The building, chase,
unlading, and
dissolution of a
cutter (a set of four),
after John Kitchingman, 1783...
