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… as royal bounty for apprehending and prosecuting Edmund Smith and William Reynolds for robbery: as certified by Tho. …
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… Peters. Richard Deane. Thomas Scott. Co. Leicester Henry Smith. Francis Hacker. Thomas Dighton. George Palmer. Notts … James Temple. Peter Temple. Rutland Thomas Waite. Henry Smith. Francis Hackett. Sussex William Cawley. Anthony … the petition of Mr. Jamot concerning the estate of Henry Smith, of Withcote, co. Leicester, a person engaged in the …
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… from Holland to Hull by Robert Stephenson, William Smith, et al., merchants of Hull. Ibid, X. p. 144. …
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… Royal warrant to Treasurer Southampton to constitute James Smith Comptroller of Chester port immediately on the death of …
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… discharge the baronet fee of 1,095 l. due from Sir William Smith, of Radcliffe, co. Bucks. Warrants Early XVIII. p. 274. …
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… 3 Treasury warrant to Anthony Parsons, auditor, and Simon Smith, Receiver of Crown revenues, cos. Southampton and … Treasury warrant to Anthony Parsons, auditor of, and Simon Smith, Receiver of Crown Revenues for Southampton and Wilts, … and Stafford. Robert Pegeon, Ralph Mathewes, and Rich. Smith for Wilts and Dorset. Tho. Colton, George Hughes, Jo. …
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… of Essex, Timothy Code, senr., Rowland Cooke and Robert Smith, of St. Andrews, Holborn, Attorney at Law, touching the … allowance to Thomas Cocket, James Harris and Samuel Smith as Sub-commissioners of Excise for Devon and Cornwall: … to the Agents for Taxes of the petition of Nathaniel Smith, Receiver General of the Subsidies, co. Northampton, …
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… for said office ; 4 l. 5 s. 6 d. to Lawrence Harriott, smith, for work done ; 5 l. to William Bradford, chandler, … painting said office ; 1 l. 19 s. 0 d. to Peter Johnson, smith, for iron wares and work ; 2 l. 11 s. 0 d. to John Ball …
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… relating to the Victualling of the Navy, which Sir Jeremy Smith did or ought to have performed" : with 500 l. per an. …