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Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 2, 1509-1519. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1867.
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Miscellaneous 1442
1442. Dec. 31. Notarial Archives, Venice. | 1302. Protest for nonpayment of a Bill of Exchange for 150 ducats. |
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Drawn at Venice at usance on the 26th September 1442, by Francesco Venier and Brothers, sons of the late Santo, on Obertino de Bardi and Company, in London, and payable to themselves; value received in Venice from Chosmo de' Medezi and Company; and to be placed to the account of Marino Velliero, at the exchange of 44½ sterlings per ducat. | |
Protest registered by the notary public (by Imperial authority), (fn. 1) William Styfford, at his dwelling in Lombard Street, parish of St. Nicholas Aeon, on the 31st December 1442 (Anglican style), “secundum cursum et computacionem Ecclesiaa Anglicanæ,” it being declared that on that day in London, the ducat was worth 41¼ sterling. (fn. 2) | |
Witnesses: Giovanni Manuche of Venice and Giovanni de Diversis of Lucca. | |
[Protest in Latin: copy of the bill in the original Italian; parchment. Protest and copy, 26 lines; Notarial signature, 4¼ lines.] (fn. 3) |