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… [the Bank's] accepting assignments of said tallies or by way of deposit [of same] at interest to the date of …
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… the said house stands belongs to the Crown there is no way of opening the said drains but through the [St. James's] … fine hammered copper at 18 pence per pound weight: by his way of working it is impossible to adulterate the copper: … States General: which with 182 l. already issued to him by way of advance is to satisfy 262 days 1711 April 14 (the …
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… or that hereafter shall be passed are or shall be any way due or payable for Salt made in Scotland and for keeping …
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… the charges and expenses of watering the Ring and the way leading thereto in said park in the year 1713. (Money …
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… as is possible the generosity of your nature and not give way to the unreasonable importunities you will meet with, nor …
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… some special cases the Crown has thought fit to grant by way of bounty the sede vacante temporalities to a succeeding … to the Lord Lieutenant Nov. 22 last. (2) Report by way of letter from Lord Lieutenant the Earl of Sunderland [to …
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… of 6 s. a day each for the watering of the Ring and the way leading to it in the said Park in the year 1705. (Money … and 910 l. for a quarter's ordinary from Dec. 14 last by way of advance. Money Book XVIII, p. 394. Order Book VI, p. …
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… advantageous to set the same to farm than to manage it by way of collection did proclaim on the 8 Dec 1704 that a …
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… King of Portugal: which with 910 l. already paid him by way of advance is for 193 days' ordinary from 1706 Dec 14 to … Plenipotentiary: he having received 3 months' allowance by way of advance to July 25 last as appears by the certificate … there is no probability of their getting any relief this way. The Commissioners out of compassion to their starving …
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… Earl of Galway's letter desiring an allowance for them by way of pension and that Capt. St. Leger of the said Regiment …