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… anno 1708: & is intended to be paid over to Sir Henry Furnese to complete the sum of 75490 l. for the value of his …
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… charges of the war. to be paid over to Sir Henry Furnese for the value of 53,900 Crowns (including commission … subsidy which was advanced to Mr. Morrice by Sir Henry Furnese's correspondents at Lisbon being 15,022 l. 5 s. 1 d. … Spain and Portugal anno 1709. to be paid over to Sir Henry Furnese for the value of 48,980 milreis 866 reis taken up by …
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… of the Forces Abroad: out of loans to be made by Sir Henry Furnese on credit of the Land Tax anno 1709: and is to be … XIX, p. 264. William Lowndes to said Brydges. Sir Henry Furnese has agreed to accept payment in manner following for … 12 last, and 79,375 l. out of loans to be made by said Furnese on credit of the same fund. You are to assign the …
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… l. is to be issued out of loans to be made by Sir Henry Furnese on credit of said Land Tax, the interest on the …
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… in Spain in 1705: 150 l. per an. for ditto for Sir Henry Furnese's accounts of the public money remitted abroad for …
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… General of the Forces Abroad, to assign to Sir H. Furnese the sum of 22916 l. 13. 4 remaining in your hands in … of his subsidy. The said sum is in satisfaction of said Furnese's bills given April 26 last payable in Lisbon at 5 s. …
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… been done by you and your brother in relation to Sir Henry Furnese's correspondents and might have closed with you upon …
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… of the Million Lottery, the co-sureties (viz. Sir Hen. Furnese, Christopher Tilson and the petitioner) continuing …
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… Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Sir William Scawen, Sir Hen. Furnese, Fra. Eyles, Sam Shepheard. (2) account of said …
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… apply as follows the sum of 24045 l. 10. 4 which Sir Henry Furnese is willing to advance to you in ready money, … United Stock: & is intended to be paid over to Sir Henry Furnese for the [equivalent] value in his bills for the …