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Calendar of Treasury Books
… sent to my Lord Treasurer acquainting him that one Paul Boyer, a Frenchman, is an officer of the Customs at Ipswich …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Peter Goullin, Ben. Ganme, John Lesserre, Peter Lamy, John Boyer, John Le Mestre, Vincent Leymerie, Stephen La Molliere, … Gallardy, junr., Claudius Guirandet, Peter Malie, John Boyer, Gabriel Farrange, Peter Chelar, James Michael, John …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Liger 2 6 Prou 2 6 Bayse 3 0 Sailly 2 0 La Rouseliere 2 0 Boyer 2 0 Mestre 2 0 Lisle du Roy 2 0 St. Sauveure 2 0 La … Warren 2 s.; Lieut. Samuell Moor 2 s.; Lieut. John Boyer 2 s.; Ensign Hunt Welsh 1 s. 6 d.; Ensign Mathew …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… and sea services. Disposition Book XV, p. 174. Same to Mr. Boyer to find out what profit was made by Mr. Acourt and his …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 58 l. 16 s. 0 d. 1117 4 0 Bayse 84 Sailly; La Rousselire; Boyer; Mestre; Lisleduroy; St. Sauveur, each 42 25 2 La …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 1 d. on the fourth 4 s. Aid. Ibid., p. 300. Same to Paul Boyer, Comptroller of the Royal Oak Lottery, of the petition …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Alexander Johns, tidesman at Padstow, loco Samuel Boyer, superannuated. Ibid. May 9 J. Scrope to Customs …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 39 The kid leather tanning firm of Case & Sons came to Boyer's Mill, Westbury Leigh, from Frome (Som.) in 1901 and …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… & Son. These works occupy the former cloth mill called Boyer's Mill 9 standing beside the Biss Brook, which forms … the boundary between Dilton Marsh and Westbury Leigh. Boyer's House, a large, early-19th-century building, stands …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… for the manufacture of cloth, and the mill became known as Boyer's. 23 In 1830 it was the premises of the clothier James … Bitham and Angel Mills. There was water power only at Boyer's Mill at this date, and the supply was irregular … the Biss Brook. 26 For a time in the middle of the century Boyer's Mill belonged to Abraham Laverton, but in c. 1855 it …