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… to report on the enclosed letter [missing] from Visct. Cornbury, Governor of New York, touching his proceedings in … a state of the enclosed accounts [missing] sent by Visct. Cornbury, Governor of New York, of the late Earl of …
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… Oct. 2 last [to the Board of Works] for the repair of Lord Cornbury's lodgings at Somerset House: to an estimate of 247 …
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… [of New York] without the leave or knowledge of my Lord Cornbury the present Governor, and that the said accounts … to the 9th of June 1702 when he was suspended by the Lord Cornbury. s. d. The accomptant charges himself with the …
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… Paymaster of Guards and Garrisons, to advance to Visct. Cornbury the subsistence of the 4 Companies [of Foot] in New …
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… General for a great seal for a grant to Edward Visct. Cornbury of mines and minerals in New York (to wit : all …
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… 274 l. 8 s. 3 d.) was referred to the examination of Lord Cornbury, not appearing to have been duly examined before the Governor and Council as was usual. Visct. Cornbury has not yet returned the same with his remarks and … upon his withdrawing himself from those parts, the Lord Cornbury as Governor did appoint Commissioners for receiving …
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… 18 0 849 17 6 Ibid., p. 61. Treasurer Godolphin to Visct Cornbury, the Governor of New York. It is represented to me …
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… York as during his suspension from his office by Visct. Cornbury, late Governor of that Province. Hereon Blathwayt … arrive in New York before the following May [1703] Lord Cornbury appointed Commissioners to execute that office … the same has been paid to them." On the 15 April 1705 Lord Cornbury suspended the petitioner on pretence of …
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… Earl of Clarendon, for the lives of his sons Henry, Lord Cornbury, Lawrence Hyde and Edward Hyde: at a rental of 40 l. …
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… Council the enclosed letters [missing] from Visct. Cornbury, Governor of New York, and Col. Quarry of …