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… they can do. Johnson. Referred to the Agents [for Taxes]. Ball. To be paid as the rest of the serjeants at arms are. …
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… Process suspended. Alderman Backwell called in. Write Mr. Ball to know why he pays not 4,000 l. to Alderman Backwell, … in about Bombay. Sir Stephen Fox, Mr. Bucknell and Mr. Ball to attend to-morrow to tell my Lords how the assignments … paying the forces as formerly. Alderman Bucknall and Mr. Ball called in about the same business. Mr. Ball produces a …
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… Ste. Fox and a new establishment to be made for it. Mr. Ball, the Commissioners of Excise and Sir Ste. Fox are to … paid by him. Major Huntingdon says they called upon Mr. Ball and desired his accounts. Sir Jo. Duncombe says Mr. Ball shall constantly give in an account to the [Excise] …
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… accompt may be then, as to them, even and quit. And Mr. Ball, who stands a debtor upon the same accompt, may be then …
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… legally remitted. Sir Christopher Wrenn [attends with] Mr. Ball and Mr. Roberts about repairs at Windsor Castle. [My …
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… engraver [at the Mint] may be now allowed to Mr. Ball: which is agreed to. Serjeant Ryly and Mr. London …
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… ; according to the report of Sir Christopher Wren and John Ball. [The draft of the] letter [to the Customs] for bringing …
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… drawn by Mr. Crowe on my Lord Treasurer for powder and ball furnished for her Majesty's service at the request of …
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… months' time [release] on security to the messenger. Mr. Ball called in with the deputy to Col. Birch about the 746 l. … on the Norfolk [Excise] farm resting in the hands of said Ball as Treasurer to the late Commissioners of Excise. The … pp. 35961.] Oct. 28. Wednesday. Present: all my Lords. Mr. Ball called in. Write the Attorney General about the extent. …
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… and Mr. Sherwin. Send an order to Sir R. Long that as Mr. Ball is in the place [in the Excise] for which he received …