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… warrant. The King. Their demand disallowed. (11) Col. Gibson's Foot. This Regiment craves allowance for the charge …
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… the Earl of Ranelagh to take care in making up Col. John Gibson's accounts to charge nothing on the Regiment late …
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… and orders in your hands on the 3 s. Aid,: viz. to Col. Gibson on account of arrears of pay to his Regiment now going …
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… of the Duties on Houses and on Marriages loco Richard Gibson whose commission is hereby superseded. Warrants not …
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… Robert Simpson as a boatman at Scarborough loco William Gibson deceased. Out Letters ( Customs) XIII, p. 355. Same to …
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… was found for the King seven cargoes belonging to William Gibson who was executed for murder: and 16 acres of land …
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… Ashurst has agreed with the Treasury Lords to furnish Col. Gibson as Commander of the Forces sent to Newfoundland with a … called the St. Francis Zair and sold them to one Charles Gibson; that Gibson has since repaired the said ships and brought them …
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… Exchequer Bills to answer the credits to be given to Col. Gibson in New England, whereof 3,000 l. only was made use of … for Kent and Canterbury, to pay 80 l. per an. to Richard Gibson. to William Cawthorp and Thomas Kent, Receivers for …
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… Geo. Clewer of Chipping Wycombe, for Co. Oxford. Richard Gibson for Kent. Richard Paine of Lewes for Sussex. William … and orders in his hands on the 3 s. Aid, to wit, for Col. Gibson on account of the arrears of pay to his Regiment …
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… the Treasury Lords to proceed thereon viz.: Richard Gibson for Co. Kent and city of Canterbury. John Ryves for … to answer a credit given by Sir Henry Ashurst to Col. Gibson when he arrives at New England, for the service of the … Victualling Commissioners for provisions furnished to Col. Gibson for 512 soldiers in their passage to Newfoundland for …