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22 March 1660
- of Liverpool
Bristol, England
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
8 Butt Alcohol | Wine | Spanish | Sack
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21 December 1660
Ferryboat of Eastham
Chester, Cheshire, England
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
1 Gallon Alcohol | Spirits | Strong Waters
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27 February 1660
Ferryboat of Eastham
Eastham, England
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
1 Hogshead Alcohol | Wine | French
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22 October 1661
George of Chester
Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
2 Tun Alcohol | Wine | Vinegar
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6 June 1661
Mary of Wallasey
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Beaumaris, Anglesey, Wales
500 Parcel Accessory | Earthenware
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15 April 1661
Nonsuch of Liverpool
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Lancaster, Lancashire, England
1000 Parcel Accessory | Earthenware
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22 October 1661
Nonsuch of Liverpool
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Lancaster, Lancashire, England
6 Hogshead Alcohol | Wine | French
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13 September 1661
Supply of Liverpool
Chester, Cheshire, England
Liverpool, Lancashire, England
4 Rundlet Alcohol | Spirits | Strong Waters
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