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… Samuel Molyneux for the use and service of the Prince of Wales: which is intended to be repaid to the King's use out … of Customs and Subsidies in the Outports of England, Wales and Berwick loco John Jones, Esq. King's Warrant Book … Inspecting and Managing the Duties on Houses in England, Wales and Berwick: of the said allowance 200 l. per an. is to …
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… to be Treasurer or Receiver General to the Prince of Wales with the wages or fee of 100 l. per an. King's Warrant … that the revenues of the Duchy now belong to the Prince of Wales as Duke of Cornwall. Hereon 1,500 l. is to be paid for …
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… Cox, Webb, Neave, Bannastre and Hook 5 of the Judges for Wales 375 to the 11 Masters in Chancery for 1707 June 24 …
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… Merioneth and Anglesea within the Principality of Wales, with the fee of 50 l. per an. and all other profits …
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… Easter by the Customers of the [out]ports of England and Wales. Appending: certificate by James Moody, deputy to … General in the cause against Owen and for wrecked goods in Wales: 1 l. 1 s. 6 d. each 2 3 0 Mary Jones, printer, for …
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… Denbigh, Flint and Montgomery 100 to six Judges of Wales at 300 l. per an. each 450 to 11 Masters in Chancery …
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… Conway, Receiver General for Co. Chester and part of North Wales, 1709 and 1710, praying allowance of 2,010 l. 19 s. 6 …
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… Oxford to the Receivers of Crown Land Revenues in South Wales to pay 30 l. to Price Devereux, Viscount Hereford, for … Viscount. Prefixing: report by S. Godolphin, Auditor of Wales. The said Earl of Carbery died in Jan. 171213. His …
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… of the Customs committed by William Lloyd and others in Wales, notwithstanding which they have not been able to … occasion. Mr. Owen Lloyd, riding surveyor on the coast of Wales West, has acquainted us that there is an officer …
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… occasion. Mr. Owen Lloyd, riding surveyor on the coast of Wales West, has acquainted us that there is an officer …