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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Warrant to the Lords of the Treasury of Scotland to set a tack to the University of Glasgow of the revenues of the … payment of the 1,000 l. grassume, to be paid for the said tack, to Mr. William Carstairs, one of the King's chaplains …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… made as to which of them may be useful for shipping. Tree nails [ sic], plank and timber are said to be weak, but it is …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… June 27. Kensington. Docket of the warrant setting and in tack and assedation letting to Archibald, earl of Argyll, his … paying yearly to the King 1,000 pounds scots money in tack duty; with command to the Exchequer to direct letters of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… to London have put him to considerable loss. The late tack of the bishopric of Ross and other bishoprics expired at … Whitsuntide: therefore, whenever the bishoprics are set in tack, the bishopric of Ross is to be separately set, and … hath several trusty friends that will help to manage his tack, and he doubt not but he with his friends will raise 9 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… ditto [ Ibid., p. 598]; for Richard Freebody, Gerrit Tack and John Reckling, to go to Holland; for Walter Lesley, … from the tacksmen of the excise of Scotland, the full tack duty for the first two quarters, and 9,000 l. for each … and castle of Brodie to be the principal messuage. The tack fishing of Earnhill and Couslie and of the port called …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… to be about 800 l., wherein he has fallen short of his tack duty. You will examine and report. [ Ibid. p. 5223.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… by reason of the great scarcity during the time of their tack, and craving abatement of all that was owing of their tack duty; and that the same might be proportioned amongst …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Leo. Latin. [ Ibid. pp. 901.] Docquet of the warrant for a tack of teinds to James, duke of Queensberry, of lands in the …