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… he lent out 2300 l. to [ sic for of] the King's money to Cary because he was a well affected man and his creditors …
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… proposing an allowance of 190 l. 5 s. 6 d. to John Cary, late Farmer of Excise in co. Leicester, for the like … sworn to by William Orton, an officer employed under said Cary. Ordered: allowed of. [ Ibid. p. 233.] The like, …
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… and my Lords whether any of them are dead. Mr. Bryar, Mr. Cary and Mr. Martin, Agents for the Leeward Islands, [are …
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… ambassador in France: on the loans on the Customs. Mr. Cary called in with an account with his auditor. Sir Jo. …
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… report the state of the whole. ( Ibid. p. 64.) Dr. Robert Cary's petition is read. [Ordered, that] the Tenths be …
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… in the several courts of record at Westminster. Mr. Cary called in concerning the woods belonging to the manor of … of Clarendon, [said woods being] now fit to be cut : said Cary praying the Lord Treasurer's directions concerning them. … to the Lord Treasurer. A warrant to be drawn for Mr. John Cary for the sale of the coppice wood in the manor of …
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… Robert Viner's account the 1,200 l. paid by him to John Cary. The report from Sir W. Doyly about Mr. Foley is …
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… part of 600 l. for secret intelligence. Mr. Sandys and Mr. Cary to be assigned on some fund. Mris. Hamilton's 375 l. …
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… premises. Minute thereon: the Queen will consider. Mrs. Cary [her petition is read] on behalf of her son Lord …
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… Backwell to come to-morrow to Sir Jo. Duncombe's. Edith Cary's petition read. Referred to Sir R. Long. A clause to be …