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The History of Trade Unionism

Note 160 — Chapter II

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The entries in this old cash-book are of some interest:

May 29, 1810 Paid ye Brushmakers £15 0 0

Lent ye Brushmakers 10 0 0

Paid ye Friziers 20 0 0

June 26, 1810 Paid ye Silversmiths 10 0 0

Expenses to Pipemakers 0 4 10

July 24, 1810 Paid ye Braziers 10 10 0

Paid ye Bookbinders 10 0 0

Paid ye Curriers 10 0 0

Aug. 21, 1810 Lent ye Bit and Spurmakers 5 0 0

Lent ye Scalemakers 5 0 0

Paid ye Leathergrounders 5 0 0

Oct. 26, 1810 Paid ye Tinplate Workers 30 0 0

Dec. 11, 1810 Lent ye Ropemakers 10 0 0

May 30, 1811 Received of Scale Beam-makers 5 0 0

June 25, 1811 Expenses with Papermakers 0 12 6

July 20, 1812 Lent ye Sadlers 10 0 0

Oct. 12, 1812 Paid to Millwrights 50 0 0

Dec. 7, 1812 Borrowed from the Musical Instrument-makers 2 0 0

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