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… to the Government. Mr. Cracherode is hereon to report how far the Crown by usage or custom ought to be charged with …
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… that is to say what the Alnage Office in Ireland is, how granted and to whom and for what term; the benefits or …
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… subsistence, offreckonings and clearings and do not know how those shoes are meant to be paid for. My Lords think they …
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… soon come to an agreement with the said Sir Bibye Lake how far and in what manner the petitioner's estates should be … consider the Civil List Acts and to report their opinions how far the Excise or any other the Civil List revenues are …
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… charged on Captain Kempthorne. Please report to my Lords how he may be discharged therefrom and the same be placed to …
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… General for a great seal to constitute Emanuel Scroop How, Edward Brereton, George Morley, Robert Yard, Anthony … viz. Deficiencies as computed by Act of Parliament. How they stood upon the Register the 10th Nov. 1702. The …
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… your Lordships at large and therein gave you an account how I was disappointed in not sending an account of all the …
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… possessors and upon what conditions; with your opinion how this service may be best accommodated. Out Letters ( … money of the said Garrisons is remaining in your hands and how much thereof may be safely paid to the said Armstrong on … and [he Drummond] sends this account that it may be seen how this affair stands. Out Letters ( General) XXII, p. 134. …
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… Britain) III, p. 541. Nov. 17. William Lowndes to Mr. How [late Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons]. My Lords are … the 17th inst. by order of the Treasury Lords to Mr. How that Capt. Armstrong, who commands one of the Independent … to send to the Treasury Lords an account showing how much of the moneys granted by Parliament for the Navy, …
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… advice of Auditor Harley, as the only means of finding out how those frauds had been committed, Mr. Williamson obtained …