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… letter from the Board of Ordnance of the 10th instant. Mr. Carteret, the Postmaster General, having in the salary bills …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… of 25,000 f. florins. Has twice by letter demanded of Lord Carteret permission to come to London to pass his accounts of …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… 3313.] March 5. 116. Royal warrant directed to John Lord Carteret, Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… term in said grant. Referred to Lord Lovel and Edward Carteret, Postmaster General. [ Reference Book X. p. 28.] …
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… of the Emperor and the States General, certified by Lord Carteret, one of the Principal Secretaries of State, to have … Master of the Jewels, for the delivery to Lord Carteret, one of the Secretaries of State, of the usual … Treasury Office in Privy Garden for an office for Lord Carteret, to be returned to them for an estimate of such …
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… Treasurer of the Chambers for the messengers, as by Lord Carteret's letter. A report read from the Postmaster General …
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… is a holiday. [ Letter Book XVIII. p. 390.] May 14. 306. Carteret Lord Lieutenant of Ireland to the Lords of the … Minute Book, XXVI. 213.] May 23. 331. Report of Edward Carteret and E. Harrison, Postmasters General, to the Lords … 1729, April 15, of same from the Lords of the Treasury to Carteret and Harrison. 1 page. b. Affidavits, dated Chester …
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… No. 51.] May 3. 55. Report to the Treasury from Ed. Carteret and E. Harrison, Postmasters General, concerning …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Mr. Clayton, Sir Wm. Yonge. The representation of Mr. Carteret, Postmaster General, of the 27th ult. read, relating … of the Post Office. Their Lordships leave it entirely to Carteret to make the best bargain he can with Forster. A …
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… are, to the Proprietors, viz. the Duke of Beaufort, Lords Carteret, Craven, and Berkeley, Sir John Colleton, and Robert …