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Calendar of Treasury Books
… and Supervisor of Northwich. Thomas Vaughan, officer at Bewley in Hants, to have 5 l. per an. extra, he being formerly an officer for two salt works (Bewley and Fawley), but reduced when the work at Fawley was … from him, but he cannot live nearer than 4 miles from the [Bewley] works and is obliged to keep an horse all the year …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… l. per an. out of the 200 l. per an. established on John Bewley, present collector of Customs at Philadelphia, is to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… at 25 l. per an. each. Hurst: James Imber (a boatman at Bewley) and Robert Cate to be boatmen at 30 l. per an. each. Bewley: Anthony Searle (a boatman at Hamble River) to be …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… loco James Hustler, deceased. Same. Henry Facey, boatman, Bewley, Cowes port, loco Wm. Hook, dismissed. Ibid, p. 380. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… loco Henry Jones, deceased; Isaac Byerly, boatman at Bewley, Cowes port, loco Henry Facey, superannuated; John …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… For the non-prosecution of the information against James Bewley, of Anderson's, co. Dorset, for running goods. … Commissioners of the Customs, dated 17289, February 21, on Bewley's petition for leave to compound. Customs Book XII. p. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… p. 355. Petition to the Treasury from Myles Troughton, of Bewley, Southampton. Concerning the drawback on spirits lost … London. On the petition of Myles Troughton, of Bewley, Southampton, merchant, concerning duty on brandy …
A History of the County of Essex
… by Charles and Walter Hancock in association with Henry Bewley. 278 The Hancocks were brothers of Thomas Hancock (17861865), the pioneer of rubber. 279 Bewley, with financial backing from Samuel Gurney the banker, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of the castles of Appleby, Beetham, Brough, Brougham, Bewley, Howgill, Kendal, and Pendragon; Arnside Tower, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… for John Ysary, a refugee, to go to Holland; for Mary Bewley and Ann Scot, ditto; for Daniel Bostaquet, ensign in …