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Calendar of Treasury Books
… ut supra, p. 98, shewing that said pension is claimed by Grace, Lady Dowager Cartret, John, Lord Gower, an infant, and …
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… Commission for enlarging the limits of the wet dock and harbour at Liverpool and making the same a place for loading, … upon which the King is resolved as a mark of royal grace and favour to so grant said office to him. Out Letters …
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… side of St. James's Street in order to a lease thereof to Grace Shaw, widow. Prefixing: said Surveyor General's report … in order to a new lease thereof to Eliz. Clerke and Grace Shaw, widows. Prefixing: report by said Surveyor … late husband of the petitioner Elizabeth Clerke, and to Grace Shaw, the other petitioner, for seven years from 1728 …
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… years at 760 l. per an. 1520 fitting the 2 vessels now in harbour, and one to come, to sea again 3500 47500 and now if …
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… to pass thereby and shall put into any port or road or harbour of Great Britain, although they do not unload or …
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… for 50 l. per an. on the like annuities; in the name of Grace Oviat. The like for a lost annuity order No. 4,830 for … of Aug. to have been authority sufficient for what your Grace has desired and I think so still. If anything be …
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… on the life of the Queen: all as a mark of royal grace and favour. Ibid., pp. 1434. Sept. 9. Dormant warrant …
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… there is yet further reason for my applying now to your Grace; since my solicitor informs me that Ekins has but this … be concluded by it. I must humbly therefore beg of your Grace to take this matter into your consideration and so …
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… and difficulty on the 13th inst. brought her to the harbour of Burnt Island and put a sufficient number of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… in London, Westminster, and elsewhere, and those who harbour them. 139 Oct. 12 C.O.S. Provost Marshal of … of the Navy at Portsmouth, from ships that come into harbour there. 89 " " C.O.S. Collectors of prize goods. To …