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Calendar of Treasury Books
… proprietors of lands taken in for fortifying Portsmouth, Chatham and Harwich. What is reasonable to allow them for the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Plymouth 50,000 0 0 for beginning the payment of ships at Chatham 25,000 0 0 to the head of Victualling. for half a … that Mr. Richard Carter, purser of the Torbay, laid up at Chatham, may have four months leave to attend the making up …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… vested in trustees for the better fortifying Portsmouth, Chatham and Harwich: and likewise 600 l. to their Secretary. … There are 78 titles to be perused at Portsmouth, 70 at Chatham and 55 at Harwich. Mr. John Hughes has been employed …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 113 " " C.O.S. Capt. of the Victory. To bring his ship to Chatham river, and deliver her to Peter Petts, who has charge … his late father, Rich. Wye, as surgeon in ordinary at Chatham Dock. 144 82 " " " " For Jno. Harrison to be surgeon extraordinary at Chatham, in place of Rich. Wye, junior. 145 83 Nov. 19 Col. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… For their several expenses specified in travelling to Chatham, Dover, Portsmouth, &c. to take the remains of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… give an account of the defalcations for the slopsellers, [Chatham] Chest, chaplains and others by producing receipts …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Caesar alias Higgons concerning lands claimed by her at Chatham Dock. Ibid. Same to same enclosing the reports … petition of Alice Caesar alias Higgons concerning lands at Chatham Dock. Ibid., p. 391. Same to Mr. Borrett to report on …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the issuing for wages the deductions made for the Chatham Chest, the Minister and the Chirurgeon. (The like … your hands of the defalcations made out of sea pay for the Chatham chest, Minister, Chirurgeon and slopseller. (The like …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… certified by the Victualler's Agent Mr. Rowland Crisp of Chatham. When repaired they will not yield above 18 l. per …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… paying of 13 ships now lying in harbour at Blackstokes, Chatham and Portsmouth "that so their men may be removed into …