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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 2 pages, quarto. [? Dec.] 113. Petition Alexander Carleton Do. - Has been applying for his debt for brass and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to the Admiralty Commissioners. 12. The petition of John Carleton and Edw. Bernard referred to the Committee appointed …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of State to the Army Committee. Jno. Shephard and Jno. Carleton, wagoners, have attended, and not had any dismissal, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of a Surveyor-general of the Revenue; except Mr. Carleton, who might probably have connived at it, and carried … witnesses in a charge made by him against Christopher Carleton, Esq., one of the Commissioners of Revenue and for … 17 pages and 3 halves. Dec. 5. 64. Petition of Christopher Carleton, Esq., to the Lords Justices and Chief Governors of …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… (2.) L ds Justices' report to the King, relating to M r Carleton and M r Babe. Same date. (3.) My Lord Justice … persecuted, the 1st of which was, that he had accused Mr. Carleton with trading with France, with the view of … that he had been a witness upon complaints against Mr. Carleton, one of the Com rs of Revenue; but the Com rs would …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Bilboa, in Spain. Upon hearing the matter it appeared Mr. Carleton was considerably concerned in the French trade. Mr. Carleton, out of spite, procured two surveyors to prove …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… by the late Act for marriage. 2. 29. The letter from Mr. Carleton and Mr. Wilson, dated at Cader, 2nd November last, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and more particularly directed against Mr. Christopher Carleton, one of that board. The pamphlet was written by John …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Lowndes. The King had approved of the restoration of Mr. Carleton, who had been put out of the commission for the …
Calendar, Committee for the Advance of Money
… 22 May last, 100 l. to Sam. Wilson, who advanced it Col. Carleton on a Parliament Order of 15 May 1646, and the …