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… and 138 l. 1 s. 6 d. to Lord Fairfax on his pension on the Army Establishment: and likewise a petition of Mr. George …
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… room to place your allowance of 1000 l. per an. on to the Army Poundage. After allowing 12,000 l. per an. thereout to …
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… in hiring and fitting ships for transporting the army to Ireland for which he advanced a month's pay to every …
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… down into the West by the late King James to pay the army there. Out Letters ( General) XVI, pp. 243, 244. Same to …
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… the benefit of half pay equal with the officers of the army. The Treasury Lords desire you to lay the said list … at the same time [as] you shall present the account of the Army officers who are to be established at half pay. Ibid, p. …
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… l. 11 s. 8 d. due to him for medicines furnished to the Army in Ireland when under the Duke of Schonberg. Ibid. …
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… allowance to Dr. John Hutton as Physician General to the Army from 1690 April 17 to the conclusion of the Peace viz. … of the 600,000 l. appropriated in 1699 for disbanding the army. (The like letter to Lord Coningsby.) Ibid. March 11. …
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… and other apothecaries who furnished medicines to the Army and Hospitals in Flanders in 1697. Ibid. Same to Mr. … l. 10 s. 1 d. to Isaac Teale, Apothecary General to the Army, for medicines furnished by him and other apothecaries for the use of the Army and Hospitals in Flanders in 1697. King's Warrant Book …
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… to the Earl of Ranelagh (out of loans or supplies for the army for one year from Xmas last): for subsistence by way of … containing the objections raised by the Officers of the army to the said Earl's accounts of their arrears: all as …
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… to take, examine and determine the debts due to the Army, Navy and Transport service and an account of the prizes … to Mr. Isaac Teale as late Apothecary General to the Army in consideration of his long and hazardous services; the …