(26 May, 1674. An order of) ... the committee appointed to consider the rates of wharfage and crainage to be taken at the several wharfs between London bridge and the Tower

(26 May, 1674. An order of) ... the committee appointed to consider the rates of wharfage and crainage to be taken at the several wharfs between London bridge and the Tower

by Corporation of London. Court of Aldermen.

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