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… by William Cleggett, purser of His Majesty's ship the "York," to be carried to Chatham. Ibid, p. 185. Prefixing:Note … Ibid, p. 137. Same for 3,165 l. 17 s. 4 d. to the Duke of York for the pay of the garrison of Portsmouth, 1662, Aug. 9 …
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… 12 s. 9 d. for furnishing other ships, viz., the "Lyon," "York," "Princess," "Dover," "Breda," and "Merlin," for three … town of Cambridge a member of the port of Lynn; for making York a member of the port of Hull; and for making West Cowes, …
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… 9,666 l. 1 s. 6 d. for Sir Allen Apsley for the Duke of York on his One Months' assessment: for 1,000 l. for Edward …
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… pp. 2478. March 6 Privy seal for 2,250 l. to the Duke of York for his children for nine months to Xmas last: and … p. 62. Same on the London Excise for 750 l. to the Duke of York's children. Ibid p. 60. Money warrant for 101 l. 9 s. 10 … and wounded on board His Majesty's fleet when the Duke of York was there in person, whereas care was taken of them by …
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… to the Attorney General (made at the desire of the Duke of York to whom the King has granted 10,000 l. out of the …
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… of Sir William Francklyn as Receiver of Hearthmoney for York city and West Riding. Out Letters General II. p. 437. … Kent, containing in length on the North part next the River of Thames about 265 feet, on the South side next … with the full breadth thereof to the low water mark of the river of Thames: the lessee to covenant to keep in repair all …
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… to deliver up to Henry Guy, farmer of the Excise of co. York, the indentures of the grant thereof, dated 1662, Sept. … during the term of his lease for beer exported out of co. York during that time [into the county or limits of any other …
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… gent., for eight months to levy the arrears of Excise in York county and city standing out and due to Henry Guy and … receipt of said duty. Touching settling officers at New York and about Roanoke to take care of the new Plantation …