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Calendar of Treasury Books
… Mris. Browne. To see in what state her debt stands. Mr. Standley. Referred to the Attorney General. Pages of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Mr. St. Leger's petition is to be sent to Sir John Standley. [My Lord directs] 10,803 l. 11 s. 5 d. to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the gentlemen come from Barbary: and when he and Sir John Standley bring the account my Lords will take care for the … of Accounts for her arrears. [Write] to Sir John Standley that it is the King's pleasure to allow 10 l. a week …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Malt [Lottery] tickets. Write to Mr. Newton, Sir John Standley, Mr. Molyneux, Mr. Mason and Mr. Beresford to be …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… are read again. Ryall's declaration is read. Sir John Standley says that a report was made by the Officers [of the … Send his information to the Lord Chief Justice. Sir John Standley, Mr. Newton, Mr. Mason and Mr. Molyneux [are] called …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… It was later acquired by the Pointers and Henry Pointer Standley presented for his turn in 1784. The Rev. Robert …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… passed with that of Southoe (q.v.) from the Bacons to John Standley, who, with his wife and Peter Standley, was dealing with Southoe in 1739, and died in 1761. 19 Henry Pointer Standley is mentioned in 1784, and died in 1812. 20 He was …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… head, containing 2a. 2r. 25p. let at 13 19 s. Charity of Standley Holmes, deed, 1654, endowed with 2a. known as Cock …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Southoe manors had passed by 1739 into the hands of John Standley and his wife, 65 who, with Peter Standley, were dealing with them in that year. John Standley died in 1761. Henry Pointer Standley is mentioned in …
Middlesex county records
… the indictment of George Brewer, Elizabeth White, Richard Standley, Thomas Arrington, his wife Mary Arrington, Matthew White, Anne White, Margaret Wood and Mary Standley "for being counterfeit Egyptians." Arraigned and …