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… office (Holditch dyed) [paying said sum] into the hands of Burton and Evance, undersearchers: we put in Bonneal. Mr. … witness comes voluntarily and we do not compel him. Mr. Burton is desired to give an account of what he knows of any … know whether the undersearchers have received the profits? Burton: I know nothing. I never received any profit of the …
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… for not accounting for the Wine Licences. Mr. Lancelot Burton is called in. [Write] to the Greencloth to send to my …
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… Ibid., p. 69. Nov. 4. Present: ut supra. Mr. Lancelot Burton is approved and sworn as first clerk to Russel …
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… he readily took as Mr. Lowndes administered the same. Mr. Burton, appointed first clerk to Lord Delawar one of the four …
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… the Duties on Coals and Glass. [Send to] Mr. Knight or Mr. Burton to be here on Friday morning. [ Ibid. p. 92.] Oct. 4. … of direction] for 31,162 l. 18 s. 11 d. to be paid to Mr. Burton by tallies on the Excise with interest at 6 per cent.; … annuities at Michaelmas last. It is recommended to Mr. Burton and Mr. Knight to borrow money on the Exchequer in …
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… Fox, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Knight and Mr. Burton are called in. My Lords ask them what loans they have … their endeavours to get more as soon as they are able. Mr. Burton acquaints my Lords that in regard the fictitious loan …
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… first came into the Exchequer he told Mr. Knight and Mr. Burton that as an auditor he had a very good correspondence … what he did to keep up his credit with Mr. Knight and Mr. Burton; that he believes he had endorsed in all about 20,000 … what account he kept of the Bills that Mr. Knight and Mr. Burton entrusted him with to get exchanged. He says he kept …
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… attending the King] in Holland; according to Mr. Burton's letter. Ibid., p. 4. Oct. 28, forenoon. Cockpit, … [Troops, viz. the above six and those of] Sir Thomas Burton, [Vaughan] himself and an Irish gentleman. Sadler [says] Sir Thomas Burton had a Troop but he does not know whether he was in the …
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… Customs ought to give in the Exchequer to the Queen. Mr. Burton to send my Lord an account of his proceedings as …
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… to the Ordinary and the Yards. Mr. Coupland and Mr. Burton are called in. Mr. Coupland will prepare the ledger … Lord agrees that he shall be rewarded for his pains. Mr. Burton presents a paper how the accounts of Lord Falkland do …