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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Mr. Carew and Mr. Salwey appointed to further examine Mr. Barnard, as to where the Earl of Worcester is concealed. 6. …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… several memorials of the Lord Viscount Vane and the Lord Barnard for a reversionary lease of the coal mines at Lanton … lease of the colliery at Lanton Hills to Lord Vane or Lord Barnard, then a reversionary lease of the other colliery at … viz.:William, Lord Visco t Vane, Gilbert, Lord Barnard, Thomas Burdus for a new lease of certain Collierys …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… To write to Col. Pyne, Capt. Joseph Wallington, and Lieut. Barnard the information from Philip Norton, concerning a …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… in Ireland in behalf of John Carlton and Edward Barnard, and desire them to do justice to the petitioners. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… senior, Wm. Greaves, junior, George, Robt. Waklow, and Barnard Hopkins, and reimburse themselves out of the 2,000 l. …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Parts of 2 pages. [About Sept. 13.] 14. Petition of Henry Barnard to the Lords of the Treasury, showing that he had … 10 l. Again:Repay the 10 li to Packer, & pay 20 li to M r Barnard. p[ai]d d. 1 page. Sept. 14. 15. Copy of letter …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Council. [1 page.] April 5. 13. Petition of John Horte and Barnard Hopkins to the Protector, for a reference of their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… be done about the difference between Mrs. Porter and Dr. Barnard concerning Whitchurch rectory, and to report. 7. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Hayward deferred till Thursday. 3. The petition of John Barnard and Edw. Pitt referred to the Committee which meets … as the Major General thinks fit, and also with Capt. Barnard's troop, and continue there until further order. 8. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 4, pp. 1245.] March 15. London. Levant Company to Edw. Barnard. Thanks for the trouble you have had, both at Aleppo … to Henry Ryley, whom we have appointed to succeed Mr. Barnard as consul, and desire those who are treasurers there to pay him his salary, &c., and Mr. Barnard 1,000 dollars, which he disbursed upon your refusing …