As a result, the German merchants in London's
Steelyard were granted concessions on valuable tin mines in Cornwall and such favourable trading terms in England's flourishing wool trade that by the 16th century to the considerable irritation of English merchants they were handling over 90 per cent of wool exports.
BRIAN LAWS secured a weekend of domestic bliss but it was
steelyard blues for Blades chief Bryan Robson.
In another case, the grand court of revision wanted to punish a merchant for using a non-standard
steelyard in his transactions.
She was last seen sitting eating outside a chip shop in the town, in an area known as The
Steelyard.
11) His policy had begun early in the reign: for example, Leicester dined with the Mercers' Company in July 1560, and attended the Lord Mayor's feast in the Guildhall on October 29 of the same year, when Sir William Chester (a draper) became mayor; on the latter occasion his followers and horses appear to have been accommodated at Bosom's Inn in Cheapside and the Maiden Head in the
Steelyard.
78) Six months prior to that promulgation, More had led government raids on the German
Steelyard in search of illicit Bible translations and Lutheran texts brought into England by Hanseatic merchants.
But there were to be many other good roles for Boyle in successful movies including The Candidate, with Robert Redford,
Steelyard Blues, with Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland, The Friends of Eddie Coyle, with Robert Mitchum and Taxi Driver, with Robert De Niro.
We know that in Basel he was active painting the exteriors and interiors of houses, but that his only documented mural paintings in England (the Whitehall mural, and the
Steelyard Triumphs) were destroyed by fire: did he do others?
The Alaska Railroad car was found in an Anchorage
steelyard, and had to be moved with an 18-wheeler.
They seemed to violate the symmetry of the Manhattan skyline, like
steelyard bullies.
Or else the
steelyard guys or hardware store clerks have had all the resource material and advice needed.
Florence was the great wool centre of the period and there they used only the
steelyard, a horizontal beam device and the sack was 500 of their sottile (fine goods) pounds.
