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London Politics 1713-1717
… in the several wards following. Aldersgate Within: John Cartlitch, Thomas Gouge. Aldersgate Without: Capt. William … Mr Gouge and Mr Hole may be chosen Common Councilmen if Mr Cartlitch and Capt. Smith will join their interest with them, …
London Politics 1713-1717
… Major John Smart, by Mr Gouge and Dr Fauquier; Mr John Cartlitch will be absent. Aldersgate Without: Capt. John … and by whom: Major John Smart, by Dr Fauquier; Mr John Cartlitch, by ditto; Mr Deputy Robinson, by Capt. William …
Survey of London
… 54/3849.) On 14th May, 1713, Joyce Lovelace sold to John Cartlitch and John Smith "those Two Messuages Scituate at or …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Peter Floyer, Samuel Sheppard, Gilbert Heathcott and John Cartlitch to this effect: viz. that Mr. Henry Johnson, Mr. Peter Floyer, Mr. John Cartlitch and Sir John Johnson be authorised under the King's … the said Sir John Johnson, Floyer, Sheppard, Heathcott and Cartlitch will lend 30,000 l. on the Duties upon [stamped] …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Kt., Peter Floyer, Richard Smith, Henry Johnson and Jno. Cartlitch, gent., to be Receivers for taking in wrought …
Calendar of Treasury books
… to Mr. Dallow for looking after the tools; attending Mr. Cartlitch and others to watch and seize the persons about the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… for taxes. 1 page. [? About Nov. 13.] 22. Memorial of John Cartlitch to the Lord High Treasurer. Had delivered to the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Peter Floyer, Samuel Sheppard, Gilbert Heathcott, and John Cartlitch, to this effect: That M r Henry Johnson, M r Peter Floyer, M r John Cartlitch & S r John Johnson, be authorized under His Ma ts … Johnson, M r Floyer, M r Sheppard, M r Heathcott, & M r Cartlitch will lend 30,000 li on the dutys upon parchm t & …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… a privy seal should be sent. Memorial [read] from John Cartlitch praying interest at 6 per cent. for 2,632 l. 10 s. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… bart., Peter Floyer, Richard Smith, Hen. Johnson and John Cartlitch, of the oath prescribed by the Act [89, Wm. III, c. …