Page 1, 12, 14, 19: Relating to ladle duties

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Page 1
Continuation of the dispute between the magistrates and the bakers of Glasgow concerning the ladle duties at Partick Mills, [see A2/1/1, Nos. 37 & 55]. The town's right to levy ladle duty on grain and flour brought into the Royalty or Partick Mills has been secured. The bakers now claim a reduction for grain or flour stored or grinded at Patrick Mills which is subsequently sold without the royalty or exported.
Opinions and observations of Mr. Wilson and Mr. Orr, town clerks, July 1794.
Page 12
Questions by Mr. Wilson to Richard Smellie, collector of the ladle dues, and answers. July 1794.
Page 14
Comparative view of the ladles charged by the town and the wheat grinded at Partick Mills, 1786-1791.
Page 19
Statement of the processes presently in dependance between the town and bakers of Glasgow. August 1794.
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