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Journal of the House of Lords
… of Horse, only desiring Arms, and to be admitted into Pay, as other Troops are in the Kingdom of Ireland" It is … of some Payments arrear, which he never refused to pay; yet, out of Malice to your Petitioner, and to put a … (where he then was) after Sermon, or at the Parliament Office, and that the affirmed he would pay any Thing that …
Journal of the House of Lords
… out of divers of the said Tenants, because they refused to pay more than the old Rents according to the Donor's Gift, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Concurrence in these Particulars: 1. An Ordinance to pay, out of the Excise, Seven Hundred and Sixty Pounds, upon … Browne, upon Accompt, in Part of the Arrears of his Pay; and whereas the Commissioners of Excise and new Impost … in Course; and that the said Commissioners of Excise shall pay the said Seven Hundred and Sixty Pounds unto the said …
Journal of the House of Lords
… moved, in regard the Houses of Parliament have Resolved to pay the Debts of John Pym Esquire, deceased, for his good … Command of the Earl of Stamford, and is Twenty-four Months Pay in Arrears, besides the Charge of the raising of a … Waterman, or Fisherman; or any Officer employed in the Office of Excise, or in the Office of Customs of Tonnage or …
Journal of the House of Lords
… that no Merchant Stranger whatsoever, as to this Duty, do pay any more than the Merchant Denizen doth; and likewise, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Counties. The Houses do take especial Care for the Month's Pay for your Army: Thirteen Thousand Pounds of it is ready; …
Journal of the House of Lords
… for Advance of Monies at Habberdashers Hall do forthwith pay, upon Accompt, unto Sir Gilbert Gerard, Treasurer at … One Thousand Pounds, to be sent to Reading, towards the Pay of the Foot there." Ordinance for the Commissioners of … shall happen when other Payments already assigned upon the Office of Excise shall not happen to fall due, or, for Want …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of their own. Widow Ferrer's Petition, for her Husband's Pay. The Petition of the Widow of Constance Ferrer, lately … "That there is a great Arrear due to her Husband for his Pay; and she, being now in great Want, desires some Money for …