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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… greatly in arrear, while the pursers are unpaid, and many bills of exchange for actual value received in money … of crediting the Navy any longer, no money for answering bills of exchange or imprests, nor for the ships and vessels … instant, from Exeter concerning the currency of Exchequer Bills there, and the great convenience the country receives …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… after got up again, and is now at 87, and their sealed bills at par, or rather better, for 5 s. is given to have one … soliciting him to be concerned in counterfeiting Exchequer Bills; he owned it was the same Price, who was employed in … the Lords Justices of England transmitting the following bills: (1) For securing the debts owing to the protestant …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… of that kingdom was to meet as this day: among other Bills that are under consideration in the Council there, in … 15,000 a year. An express is arrived from Ireland with two Bills framed there; one called "An Act to encourage the … of the late House of Commons here have produced these Bills. Endorsed, R. Oct. 13, 98. 3 pp. [ S.P.32. 15. ff. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Sept. 26. Whitehall. Rules for passing the messengers' bills. Upon reading this day at the board several rules proposed for passing messengers' bills the lords justices in council approve the following rules, viz.: that their bills be made out with the time or date of each particular …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… subject of the powers of the House of Lords as to Money Bills. 1 pp. Annexed, Notes on Treaties. 1 p. [ Ibid. ff. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… sum to the Crown) seems best to be done by enacting that bills, as hereinafter described, may be prepared and given … be punctually paid to the owner that is possessed of such bills at Michaelmas yearly, but not to be taken nor paid by … the principal money; only thus, whoever pays any of these bills to the Crown, between Midsummer and Michaelmas yearly, …