The ceramic art of Great Britain from pre-historic times down to the present day, Volume 1 (of 2) : $b being a history of the ancient and modern pottery and porcelain works of the kingdom and of their productions of every classJewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
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The ceramic art of Great Britain from pre-historic times down to the present day, Volume 1 (of 2) : $b being a history of the ancient and modern pottery and porcelain works of the kingdom and of their productions of every class
Jewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
Pottery, British -- History
and every of them respectively be from time to time dureing
the said tearme hereby granted in their respective places,
favouring, ayding, helping, and assisting vnto the said John
Dwight, his executors, adminr^s, and assignes, and to be his
and their deputie and deputies, servants, and agents, in and
by all things in and aboute the accomplishment of our will and
pleasure herein declared, and in the exercise and execucon of
the powers and priviledges herein and hereby granted or menconed
to be granted as aforesaid; and, moreover, wee will and comand
by theise presents, for us, our heires and successors, that
our said officers, or any of them, doe not molest, trouble, or
interrupt the said John Dwight, his executors, administrators,
or assignes, or his or their deputie or deputies, servants, or
workemen, or any of them, in or about the vse or exercise of
the said misteries and invencons or manufacture of the said
wares, or either of them, or any matter or thing concerning the
same, or either of them: Provided alwaies, that if att any time
dureing the said tearme of fourteene yeares it shall be made
appeare vnto vs, our heires or successors, or any six or more
of our or their Privy Councell, that this our grant is contrary
to law or preiudiciall or inconvenient or not of public vse
or benefitt, then, vpon significacon & declaracon to be made
by vs, our heires or successors, vnder our or their signett
or privie seale, or by the Lords and others of our Privy
Councell, or any six of them for the time being, in writeing
vnder their hands, of such preiudice or inconvenience, these
our Letters Patents, and all things therein conteyned, shall
forthwith cease, determine, and be vtterly void to all intents
and purposes, anything hereinbefore conteyned to the contrary
notwithstanding. And our will and pleasure is, that the said
John Dwight, his executors, administrators, or assignes, shall
enroll these presents, or cause the same to be enrolled, before
the Clerke of the Pipe within six moneths next after the date
hereof. And lastly, wee doe by theise presents, for vs, our
heires and successors, grant vnto the said John Dwight, his
executors, administrators, and assignes, that these our Letters
Patents, and the inrollment thereof, shall bee in and by all
things good, valid, sufficient, and effectuall in the law,
according to the true intent and meaning of theise presents,
and shall be taken, adiudged, and construed most favourably and
beneficially for the best benefitt and advantage of the said
John Dwight, his executors, administrators, and assignes, as
well in all our Courts of Record as elsewhere, notwithstanding
the not specifying the various sorts of the said Collogne wares,
and the not full and certaine describing the manner and qualitie
of the said misteries and invencons, or any of them, or of the
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