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… per an., but [except] lawsuits. Warrant for payment to Dr. Ball. Lord Widdrington and Mr. Villers called in with Mr. …
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… he is to present to my Lord for approbation. Sir Peter Ball and Sir Charles Harbord are to attend on Wednesday next …
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… of] the Excise Commissioners who were Treasurers [and] Mr. Ball [are] to be summoned. The contractors for the … day sevennight. Enquire concerning the 840 l. paid by Mr. Ball to Secretary Coventry on his embassy into Swedeland and … Secretary Coventry. The 400 l. to stand in super upon Mr. Ball till he produce a discharge. The 6 l. for locks my Lord …
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… of Customs. [12 Dec. Treasury Board Papers XCVI, 69]. Guy Ball vide ship Mary infra p. 177. William Burnaby [Agent for …
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… Sir Ste. Fox called in and his warrant signed. Write Mr. Ball to know why Fox's order for 1,500 l. on the Excise is … are at suit with her. Ordered to go on with the trial. Mr. Ball reports that he paid not interest to some at Cambridge … Lords." Mr. Laurence to draw an order to this effect. Mr. Ball also moves for an allowance for his Teller, whom he is …
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… of] Sir Charles Wheeler. [ Ibid.] Feb. 12. Sir Peter Ball and Col. Cooke are to attend the Lord Treasurer …
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… Lancashire, Leicester and Rutland and Nottingham. Mr. John Ball to attend on Friday next to give the Lord Treasurer an … the Lord Treasurer. Col. Birch, Major Huntington and Mr. Ball are called in upon [the business of] lapsed interest and …
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… [ Ordered] : to have 75 l. for half a year. from Mr. Ball. from the Mayor and Commonalty of Dover. [To be inserted …
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… had found 2 persons viz. Mr. John Parsons and Mr. William Ball who will buy the King's stock in the new East India …
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… his demand of 2,400 l. abatements for plague and war. Mr. Ball moves to have Mr. Thomas Rudyard [as] his Teller: he (Ball) having but 400 l. per an. out of which he maintains his …