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Warrants or Orders for, or Accounts of, Payments made by Order of the Committee for Advance of Money
Calendar, Committee for the Advance of Money
… Glencors Towards arrears for service as postmaster between Carlisle and Port Patrick. Jenning's ass t 15 June 1649 50 0 … " 10 Treasurers-at-war For fortifications of Berwick and Carlisle Part of 1,600 l. dueby the Earl of Salisbury to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… No. 22. Aug. 7 John Watson to the Treasury, dated from Carlisle. Concerning the rental of the Derwentwater Estate. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… a.) George Fleming, dean, and two of the Chapter of Carlisle, to [Watson] concerning the leases of the Dilston and Harbottle tithes held of them. Carlisle, 1733, July 21. 1 page. ( b.) An estimate of certain …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… 14450. Petition to the Treasury from Edward Hutchinson, of Carlisle. Proposing securities for his office of receiver of … Commissioners. For stay of process against Wm. Tate, of Carlisle, as surety for Ribton and Shepheard. Customs Book …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… pp. 40910. Petition to the Treasury from Charles, Earl of Carlisle. For extension of lease of the Abbey of Lanercost. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Wardrobe or any allowance payable there to the Earl of Carlisle as Keeper of the King's Harriers. Letter Book XIX. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… forfeited by the late Colonel John Balfour, attainted at Carlisle in 1716, to Arthur Balfour, eldest son of said John, … of Kilconquhar, forfeited by John Carstairs, attainted at Carlisle in 1716, to James Carstairs, son of the abovesaid …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… place John Little, waiter, searcher and riding officer at Carlisle, on the establishment, at a salary of 30 l. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Lewis Hurleston of Isleworth, co. Midd., a servant of Lady Carlisle, and an intestate bastard. For directions to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… by Lord Carteret against Thomas Dixon and Thomas Yeats, of Carlisle, for uttering scandalous and seditious words. 1 …