chimney money
chimney money is the alternative form of chimney-money.
Meaning of chimney-money
Noun
chimney-money (uncountable)
- A tax formerly paid on all chimneys in England.
- 17 May 1664 House of Lords Journal, Vol II 1660-1666, pp 619-626.
"In the next Place, we reviewed the Act for Chimney-money, which we intended a great Branch of Your Majesty's Revenue, although by some Mistakes it is fallen short: And, in Hopes Your Majesty may improve that Receipt, we have...
- 17 May 1664 House of Lords Journal, Vol II 1660-1666, pp 619-626.
Questions about chimney money
- What is chimney money the alternative form of?
- Chimney money is the alternative form of chimney-money.
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