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… for the delivery to Lord Cornbury, Governor of New York of furniture detailed for his chapel there. Warrants not … for tallies of pro on the Tenths of the dioceses of York, Exeter, Winchester, Lincoln and Sarum for the annuity … the transport of 130 tons of goods and equipage to New York for Lord Cornbury who is going Governor there: and to be …
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… Brook praying that his account as Receiver General of New York may be referred to said Blathwayte as Auditor General of … by the Lords Justices of England to the Governor of New York to order the Receiver General of Revenues there to remit … of the Ordnance Office for his Majesty's service for New York in pursuance of an order of July 13 last viz. 100 flock …
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… Brooks. As Receiver General of the public revenue in New York he has yearly transmitted four quarterly accounts of the … Additional Duty raised by several Acts of Assembly in New York in 1692 and since [that year], for payment of the debts … taxes raised by public rates by Acts of Assembly in New York for the security of the frontiers during the war; which …
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… 25 for subsistence for the Forces in England, Jersey, New York, Leeward Islands and Newfoundland. Disposition Book XV, … for provisions, freight etc., for the soldiers sent to New York. Which are the items proper to be deducted from the men? …
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… in Lord Cornbury's instructions viz. for his salary in New York. We find that the salary allowed to former Governors of …
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… exchanging people's clipt money and plate for new money at York: therefore praying my Lords to allow some salary for the …
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… out of the Tenths of the Clergy within the dioceses of York, Exeter, Winchester, Lincoln and Sarum or failing same …
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… to each Receiver: viz. Ralph Williamson for Cos. York, Durham and Northumberland: reference dated April 27: …
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… King from the freeholders and inhabitants of the County of York shewing that the common gaol of said county, situate within the scite of the Castle of York, is very much ruined and ready to fall: therefore … thousand pounds of his own money for the army in New York in 1687 and 1688 when the French invaded the English …