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… guarrisons at land, and the office of ordnance in time of peace, out of 1,200,000 li per ann. to be settled upon their … necessary charge of supporting the crowne in time of peace; that the com ee having taken the same into their … for a summer and winter guard at sea in a time of peace, w th their sev ll stations, quality of ships, & number …
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… at the Petty Bag Office, the records of sessions of the peace for the county of Middlesex, and the Crown Office, in … of his committal by the Mayor and Justice of the Peace of the town and county of Haverfordwest. Minuted:Read …
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… Paget's disbursements, on account of the mediation of the peace between the Emperor [of Germany] and the Grand … further sums expended; applying for their payment. [The peace referred to is that of Carlowitz.] Dated 24 Oct. 1699. … value 15,000 l. In all 113,000 l. dammage, in time of peace. The war was made in part for these dammages. In 1692 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Montague to be a Committee to regulate the justices of the peace through the nation, and present the names to Council. … They are to send for the books of the commissioners of the peace, and the lists of those appointed by the Committee of … have notice not to alter or put in any commissioner of the peace without special order. Approved by the Protector, 10 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of the Tower, Ald. Tichborne and Mr. Walcup, justices of peace for Surrey, inquire if his discovery is likely to be of … convening the offenders before justices of the peace, and certifying the damage to the said trustees, to be … out of England, who assures me the English will have no peace with us here, nor is there any great likelihood of a …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… aboard. And after that a prolongation of a truce or a peace would be agreed on as our king should think fit. This …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… without leave, and act nothing to the prejudice of the peace. [1 page.] March 1. 3. Like bond of John Blunt, of … Burton, Maj. Clement Keene, and Thos. Bendish, Justices of Peace for Suffolk. We have received your letter and the … should be summoned before Council, because the justices of peace (to whom complaints have often been made), can only …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… The Protector and Council have thought fit for the public peace to transfer Col. John Lilburne from the Tower to Castle … By yours of the 21st I perceive that the treaty of peace with the Dutch is now concluded, and hope the terms are … Committee. As to our calling off a frigate, if the peace is made, as you apprehend it be, we concur in her …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… about the new frigates. [1 page.] April 5. Articles of the peace and union concluded between the Protector and the … have the happiness to return home in hopes of a blessed peace; we expected our arrears, and applied to the County … Lawrence to Major Wm. Butler and John Mansell, justices of peace for co. Northampton. The Protector and Council having …
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… Perkins, clerk, who in the last quarter sessions of the peace, held 3 Oct. 1699 at Kingston-upon-Thames, was … were fit to be continued in the commission of the peace, and whether the King might not fitly show a dislike of … at their being more in debt than at the conclusion of the peace, they having so reduced what the Parliament had …