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Calendar of Treasury Books
… their charge of going to Edinburgh and returning thence came to 254 l. 2 s. 0 d.: that they have only received 700 l. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 42 l. for bounty money to 21 English prisoners that came from France, to engage them to enter into her Majesty's … Blackwell for his disbursements on poor seamen that came from Gholoun to Leghorn.) Ibid., pp. 3834. June 30. …
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… at St. Ubes for the charge of English prisoners that came that way at several times from Cadiz 61.520 Sept. 25 to …
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… Chambers for cleaning the lodgings at the Cockpit when we came thither and for looking after the furniture there and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to sign an Address against the Union and that they came to such a height that (after being more than once …
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… her Majesty's money [to wit the taxes within his receipt] came to his hands, for which [advance on his part] he was …
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… was positive to one loading [his dividend on] which came to 365 l. We are of opinion that he deserves reward as … Brock 20 Feb. 16067 for 40 years, the interest whereof came to Sir Rowland Egerton who obtained a new lease thereof …
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… to enable him to examine how a transport for 598 men came to be overcrowded with only 330. Out Letters ( General) … letter [missing] from Madam Wingfeild, a gentlewoman who came in Duke D'Aumont's retinue, praying remission of the …
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… Cork to Bristol one Mr. Thomas Clarke, a gentleman that came from the East Indies, came on board him at Cork as a passenger for Bristol and gave …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… at the Gates of Edinburgh loco John Gough, who never came to officiate. Robert Fenwick as tidesurveyor at Inchmarnock loco James Boyle, who never came to officiate. George Montgomerie as collector of Wigtoun … in the port of Prestonpans loco John Brain, who never came to officiate. Patrick Campbell as landwaiter and …