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… about some commodities that were in a ship called the "River of ," condemned to the petitioner in the Admiralty upon … quarterly paid." Money Book (Excise) p. 34. To the Duke of York 24,000 l. per an. " the Duke of York's children 3,000 l. " " " the Duke of Monmouth 6,000 l. …
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… of corn, hay, lamb and wool in Halifax and elsewhere, co. York, &c., ut supra, p. 687. Ibid. [?] Same of same to Sir …
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… Geo. Gallop of Bowood, Geo. Rives. Wm. Floyer, Esqrs. Co. York, East Riding :Sir Thomas Slingsby, Sir John Hotham, Sir …
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… as assistant to Richard Taylor, waiter and searcher at York without fee. Out Letters ( Customs) III. p. 94. Same … and their Counsel in the presence of the King, Duke of York and others of the Privy Council, it was agreed as above, …
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… payments settled or charged on said revenue to the Duke of York and for pensions and for allowances or salaries to … for co. Yorks (directed "to be left with the Postmaster of York"). I received a letter of the 7th inst. from sundry …
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… and other English subjects who did sustain damage in the river Elbe for want of protection from the said city) not to … the King yours of the 14th in the presence of the Duke of York, yourself and the Earl of Ranelagh, and you did then …
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… following sums to William Wren for the use of the Duke of York, Lord High Admiral of England, and the flag officers for … Richard Brett and Tobias Holder for the use of the Duke of York, being the clear proceed of the ship St. Catherine and … Lord Ranelagh for 1,500 l. payable out of the Excise of York, Derby, Leic., Nott and York city." Ibid. Money warrant …
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… Receiver of Hearthmoney for the West Riding of Yorks and York city : said Tindall having paid in more than his …
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… of James Collins, late Receiver of Hearthmoney for York county and city, he having paid 1,000 l. which is more … (said Master having assessed upon the King's and Duke of York's servants 6,819 l. 6 s. 8 d. whereof he has received …