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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of Mr. Malbone's disbursements for soldiers taken to Bath, and kept there for their cure, by direction of Council, …
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… he might have a hearing. (3.) A certificate of the Earl of Bath, speaking in high terms of the petitioner. (4.) Copy of …
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… him to Plymouth, where he surrendered to the Earl of Bath, and he had served in the army in Ireland and Flanders …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Rich. Malbone's disbursements in carrying soldiers to the Bath for cure be referred to the Commissioners for Hospitals …
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… sub-collector of the King's tenths out of the diocese of Bath and Wells. He had received in hammered money 819 ounces … sons out of the said tenths; further that the Earl of Bath had an annuity of 5,000 l.; a moiety to be taken out of …
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… further peticion of the Hon ble Sir Vere Fane, Kn t of the Bath, Thomas Mun, and John Farthing, Esq res, to the King, …
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… is in reference to this petition. Letter of the Earl of Bath (not addressed, but most likely to Mr. Lowndes), stating … said warrant [ Minuted:The orders to be sent to ye E. of Bath]; he conceives the orders in the warrant are very good, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… often been wounded since, and had to go 6 times to the Bath. I spent 250 l. in getting cured, and 360 l. in raising …
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… that William Martyn, Esq., deputy steward of the Earl of Bath, granted a tenement in the manor of Bradninch, Devon, to … the memorial. 2 pages. Oct. 14. 49. Letter of the Earl of Bath to [? Mr. Lowndes], complaining that his accounts as … of the Treasury to cause 1,250 . to be paid the Earle of Bath for halfe a year on his pencion, which was due at …
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… ( quarto). [? About Nov.] 28. Petition of John, Earl of Bath, to the King, praying to have the stop taken off the … the bills should be immediately exhibited. [The Earl of Bath was then Chief Ranger and keeper of the Park.] Dated 2 … Mr. Ryly to examine & report and write from ye Board to E. Bath, taking notice of y e K. s direction for suppressing …