HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE
HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.
255
For a single suite and three double suites, £.
s.
d.
j. d.
for a shipp of 650 tons - 308
16
8 and for six
1853
0 0
A like suite for a shipp of 450 tons - 245
4
2 and for three
735
12 6
A suite for one of 350 -
-
l S*
3 0
Totall
2740
15 6
Anchors.
The.fourth and last maine furniture for
these
ten
shipps is of Anchors.
to bee provided
at these
rates :■
— 1
For a Shipp of 650 tons,'
An;
- c,wt.
£■
s.
d.
£•
S.
d.
£■
2
of 26
at 35s. per cwt. is
91
0
0
2
— 25^
87
10'
0
2
— 22
77
0.
0
1
— 10
at 30s;
15
0
0
1
— 3
4
10
0
1
— 14
0
18
9
1
of 1 | 22
0
13
4
276
12
1
and
for six like shipps
1659
For a Shipp of 450 tons:
2
— 17
at 33s.
56
2
0
2
— 15
49
10
0 *
2
— 14
46
4
0
1
— 8
at 30s;
12
0
0
1
— 2*-
3
15
0
1
Mi I
2,
0
15
0
1
— 12
0
10
4
168
16
4
and
for three like shipps
506
For a Shipp of 350 tons:
— 15
at. 33s.
24
15
0
2
— 13
42
18
0
0
— 12
39
12
0
1
— 6
at 30s:
9
0
0
1
- 2i
3
15
0
1
Mi i
0
15
0
1
__ I
4
0
7
6
i 21 2 6
Totall charge of anchors to furnish ten shipps
2287 4 0