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Statutes of the Realm
… III, 1700 & 1701 Chapter IV. An Act for appointing Wardens and Assay Masters for assaying Wrought Plate in the Cities of York Exeter Bristol Chester and Norwich [Rot. Parl. 12 & 13 Gul. III. p. 1. n. 4.] … &c. Wrought Plate. Whereas the Goldsmiths Silversmiths and Plateworkers of this Kingdom remote from the City of …
William III, 1700 & 1701: An Act for the better settling and preserving the Library kept in the House at Westminster called Cotton House in the Name and Family of the Cottons for the Benefit of the Publick [Chapter VII. Rot. Parl. 12 § 13 Gul. III. p. 1. n. 7.]
Statutes of the Realm
… 1700 & 1701 Chapter VII. An Act for the better settling and preserving the Library kept in the House at Westminster called Cotton House in the Name and Family of the Cottons for the Benefit of the Publick … deceased, had made a Collection of useful Manuscripts, &c; and that the same had been long preserved and augmented by …
Statutes of the Realm
… & 1701 Chapter IX. An Act for the recovering secureing and keeping in Repair the Harbour of Minehead for the Benefitt and Support of the Navigation and Trade of this Kingdom [Rot. Parl. 12 13 Gul. III. p. 1. …
William III, 1701: An Act for reviving and continuing an Act intituled An Act for the appointing Commissioners to take examine and determine the Debts due to the Army Navy and for Transport Service and also an Account of Prizes taken during the late War. [Chapter I. Rot. Parl.13 & 14 Gul. III. n. I.]
Statutes of the Realm
… William III, 1701 Chapter I. An Act for reviving and continuing an Act intituled An Act for the appointing Commissioners to take examine and determine the Debts due to the Army Navy and for Transport Service and also an Account of Prizes taken …
William III, 1701: An Act for the further Security of His Majesties Person and the Succession of the Crown in the Protestant Line and for extinguishing the Hopes of the pretended Prince of Wales and all other Pretenders and their open and secret Abettors. [Chapter VI. Rot. Parl. 13 & 14 Gul. III. n. 6.]
Statutes of the Realm
… An Act for the further Security of His Majesties Person and the Succession of the Crown in the Protestant Line and for extinguishing the Hopes of the pretended Prince of Wales and all other Pretenders and their open and secret …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of foot guards commanded by Henry, Earl of Romney, and to take his rank as captain of foot from the date hereof; … Matthew Thompson was late captain in the same regiment, and likewise to take his rank as lieutenant-colonel of foot … commanded by Colonel Emanuel Scroop Howe [ Ibid., p. 219]; and for Frederick Hamilton, esquire, to be captain of that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Bermuda. Dudgeon may not be able to serve in that office and is willing to surrender his grant. The petitioner prays … that were in company with the said capt. Killegrew and under his command. His Majesty would have you consider the case, and report your opinion how far the captain and his ship's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of parliament in London, the Common Hall met accordingly, and several persons were proposed. But at last a poll was demanded and begun for the persons following, viz.: Sir John Fleet, … Sir James Houblon, Mr. Papilion, Mr. Samuel Shepheard and Mr. Gilbert Heathcott. The poll was continued all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of the document abstracted in Treas. Cal., XVI, 3389, and appendix: see also Treas. Cal., VII, part ii, 1002 seq.; … part iii, 1742). In the names of the [Huguenot] pensioners and half pay officers the following variant readings are … they met the said persons and had past them, Way fell a swearing that he in the blew coat was the duke of Berwick, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… William Weightman in Colonel Gustavus Hamilton's regiment; and for Mr. John Henderson to be ensign to Captain James Ash … in the same regiment [ S.P. Dom., Entry Book 167, p. 274]; and for Mr. Andrew Mowat to be lieutenant of Lieutenant … ought to be a quiet and brave man; I mean he must not be a swearing man, because that would give offence to the people …