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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Order to be given to the Navy Commissioners to enter into charter-party with the said masters, as they did with the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to be sworn to deal justly between man and man; that the charter of Henry VII. seemed to imply that the owners of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… that no ship be pressed that is bound upon any voyage by charter party, so that there may be no grievance put upon the … of them; you and the Custom-house officers to enter into charter party with them, in the name of the Council of State, …
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… of Massachusetts Bay, and the Com rs conceive that that charter will not be an impediment to the confirmation of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… notices of Proceedings in Council. [ I. 84.] Tewkesbury charter respited. [ Col. 41.] Augmentations to Ashby de la …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… and burgesses of Brecon to the Committee of Safety. By the charter of Philip and Mary, the Common council of 15 persons …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… it will be every day worse and worse. The warren is no charter warren, but if it is so, he is not to make a warren …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… kindness to our native city of London, in renewing their charter, and adding any favours that may increase their … of 63 l. 16 s. 6 d. a year, reserved on the grant of our charter by your father, but which we were constrained to purchase for 500 l. ready money, to preserve our charter and liberties, rather than become farmers to the …
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… to the Lords of the Treasury, on the inclosed draft of a charter for incorporating the proprietors of debentures, … l. among the proprietors of the Equivalent, and that the charter to be granted ought to be pursuant to that Act; but … pretence in raising this sedition is to take the Lords' charter from them and bring the province under the immediate …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… an Act of Parliament erected the Corporation by his Royal Charter, and in consideration of the benefits thereof the …