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… right to the lands, mortgages, and debts [of Sir Patrick Trant] mentioned in an annexed list, or to so much thereof as … was a debt of 400 l. and upwards due from Sir Patrick Trant, whose estate was given to the Earl of Galway, about … of his promise to disch a the pet's debt in case S r P. Trant's estate should be granted to his Lo p. 1 page. [? …
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… Day 1684; touching a judgment obtained against S r Patrick Trant. Addressed to the Lords of their Maj ties Treasury. …
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… brother, the late Earle Nicholas, took up from S r Patrick Trant and Rob. Arthur, to the value as some report, of 6 or … the same are read, for mortgages forfeited by S r Patrick Trant and Robert Arthur, amounting to about 8,000 li, and the …
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… of Mr. Baker, he says, that notorious Irish rebel, Morris Trant, was taken in Devereux's house. There is some further …
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… the Quaker, and after that one Cooper and Maurice Trant, a notorious offender, when endeavouring to get off …
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… of about 450 l. promised to be paid to him when Sir Patric Trant's estate was settled. He had a pension in Chelsey …
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… examine Col. John Rice's Army Debentures] to pay to Anne Trant 1,452 l. (together with the interest thereon from 1706 … 21 last address the Queen to order the transfer to said Trant of so many of the debentures in the hands of said … full hearing by the Queen in Council of the said Rice and Trant it appeared that the said Trant was justly entitled to …
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… Sir Cornwall Bradshaw, Robert Nott, Thomas Buck, Patrick Trant, William Bridges, John Hind, Lemuell Kingdon, for the … Jan. 14 against the said Rowe, Johnson, Bradshaw, Nott, Trant, Hind and Bridges for the debt of 33,800 l.: to hold to … the said Hind stood indebted to the said Sir Patrick Trant in several sums of money and the said Trant was …
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… in the Exchequer here against the estate of Sir Patrick Trant for a debt of 20,000 l. Reference Book VII, p. 388. …