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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… owing for the hospital, and for contingent expenses of the British garrison at Dunkirk, for the Lord Treasurer's …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… before 1 Aug. 1714. 17. A state of all the troops as well British as foreigners that were in Her Majesty's pay in the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and her late Majesty continued, a pension of 40 l. to the British chaplain at Stockholm to take care of the French … otherwise than under the protection of the chapel of the British minister. Her late Majesty gave 100 l. a year to each …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… kingdom, by an improvement of navigation, a consumption of British manufactures exported thither, and an increase of …
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… the most flourishing and valuable branch of the whole British trade. The Company represents that the African trade … their territories. Parliament in 1697 granted to all British subjects for a term which expired in July 1712, … that mean behaviour delivered the natives from under the British authority. The Company complain further of these …
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… Consul at Algiers, he was appointed by the Dey to act as British Consul there till M r Cole's successor was appointed, …
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… His Majesty's Treasury. Was appointed paymaster to all the British and Foreign prisoners in Spain for 1711 and 1712. Was …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… senate there a remittance of the duties on corn for the British forces in Piedmont and Catalonia, an exemption never …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… but not approved by his Majesty, as other governors of the British Plantations are, suffers brandy and other prohibited … obtaining that estate, the same being controlled by the British Act. 11 July 1716. The letter referred to. Minuted:16 … of Dunkirk, and to prepare for the reception of the British troops in the fortress. Was established as commandant …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to Gen. Montague, if he meet with any foreign ship in the British seas, to preserve the honour of this nation by …