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… those which are to serve on board the Fleet : as per Mr. Pauncefoot's memorial of this day. Prepare orders for issuing …
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… men. But Mr. Abbot is to speak with Mr. Pennington and Mr. Pauncefoot and if he is satisfied in this particular my Lords …
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… Regiments which they are now raising. [My Lord orders] Mr. Pauncefoot to attend at Windsor next Monday morning and to …
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… 50,000 l. at 60 days' date at 10 guilders 8 stivers. Mr. Pauncefoot presents a memorial signed by Mr. Fox dated the …
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… 1702 : to be paid out of the Funds of the year 1702. Mr. Pauncefoot will on Friday morning bring an account of the …
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… Earl of Ranelagh, Mr. Fox, Mr. Cardonal, Mr. Sweet and Mr. Pauncefoot are called in. Send to the Governors of Chelsea … Mr. Blathwayte, Mr. Cardonnell, Mr. Sweet, Mr. Pauncefoot (and Mr. Medina about this year's [bread waggon] … in with Mr. Cardonal and Mr. Blathwait, Mr. Medina, Mr. Pauncefoot and Mr. Sweet. The [breadwaggon] contract this …
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… Officers of the Mint [and to] Mr. Ferne and Mr. Pauncefoot and Mr. Lilly to attend here on Friday afternoon … General of the Customs [Mr. Ferne] and of the Excise [Mr. Pauncefoot] and the [their] Tellers' Clerks. Mr. Peyton … say diminishing is within the law against treason. Mr. Pauncefoot says the tallow chandlers at first brought great …
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… for the Marquess of Winchester should be abated from Mr. Pauncefoot upon the bills of exchange from Ireland payable to …
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… no cheque and the Queen thinks this very extravagant. Mr. Pauncefoot will prepare a warrant to call in the plate …
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… of the Exchequer [Henry Boyle]. [Send word] to Mr. Pauncefoot to come to-morrow morning with a particular of the … comes with him. [Send] to the Earl of Ranelagh and Mr. Pauncefoot to be here to-morrow morning. On Wednesday …