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… them before the Union out of the Customs) 500 0 0 the Lord President of our Session 800 l. per an. and to each of the … her late Majesty's picture at whole length for the Lord President 50 0 0 Sir Godfrey Kneller for fees for several …
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… 3/6 the heirs of Sir John Home, as same 256 18 10 4/6 Lord President of the Session 1600 Lord Philiphaugh, Register 667 … William Stewart 75 Sir Robert Lauder 112 15 6 John Vetch, President of the Signatures 31 7 9 Sir Robert Forbes, Clerk …
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… for 1,500 l. per an. to Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, as President of the Privy Council, whereof 1,000 l. is in lieu … of 10 dishes every meal formerly made to the Lord President of the Privy Council and the other 500 l. is of the … date as from Sept. 22 last, being the day he took place as President of the said Council. King's Warrant Book XXVI, p. …
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… at 4 l. per boll 166 15 0 by [Sir Hugh Dalrymple] the President of the Session for North Berwick 133 16 8 by him …
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… for the public service. a petition of Sir Hew Dalrymple, President of the Session, praying payment of 350 l. which he …
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… for half a year to 1713 Xmas on his allowance as Lord President of the Privy Council. (Money order dated Jan. 20 …
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… 125 0 0 the Lords of Session: viz. Sir Hew Dalrymple, Lord President of the Session, additional salary 200 0 0 Sir John …
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… of the said fourth part Col. Blackiston and the succeeding President of the Council had misapplied 260 l. as follows … (4) 100 l. paid to Capt. Nathaniel Bostock by order of the President and Council [of Maryland] for the use of her … that this sum was lent after his coming to England by the President and Council: and that Capt. Bostock being since …
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… per an. in lieu of diet and 500 l. per an. bounty as Lord President of the Privy Council. Money Book XIX, p. 35. Order …
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… but we understand that he thinks (as does the Lord President) that horses may be imported. In answer to a …