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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… so called." [ page.] [May 21.] 3rd month. 9. Steven Crisp to [Roberts]. We have received thine about the 3 lists, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… some reward. On the back is:I beg leave to recommend M r Crisp's case to your Lordships. Tho. Johnson.13th June 1717. …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… M r Sollicitor-Gen ll relating to the prosecuc[i]on of Duk Crisp, and Nodes, for fraudulent practices in Chelsea … of John le Master, one of the witnesses against James Duke Crisp, concerning the frauds and abuses committed in Chelsea … setting forth that he has been a great sufferer on Crisp's account, by being imprisoned for some months, and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… John Shaw, who collected the foreign duty, Sir Nicholas Crisp, who received the coast duty, and Mr. Backwell, who …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 27. Order on the petition of Nat. Goodlad and Thos. Crisp, alleging they have sustained losses by the Portuguese … Armoury in the Tower. 7. That of Francis Townley, Henry Crisp, and John Dogett, merchants, referred to Mr. Thurloe. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of exchange upon Council for 2,000 l., payable to Hen. Crisp, merchant in London, which I pray you to see accepted … by me, or on my order, as there shall be occasion. Mr. Crisp is in good repute with all the merchants here, and when …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of sight. [ Also Vol. XXXVI., No. 61.] 4. To inform [Hen.] Crisp, merchant of London, that the Resident at Hamburg, … 1,000 l. to be paid to Mr. Malbone and Capt. Lieut. Henry Crisp, one of the officers of Col. Pride's regiment, to be … the government, in which great work God direct them. Mr. Crisp desires you to excuse him to Council, and wishes me to …
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… compare the debentur w th the entry in y e book. S r Nic. Crisp saies 12 persons are now entrusted in examining deb rs …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… faith debt to Sir John Jacob, Sir Job Harby, Sir Nich. Crisp, and Sir John Harrison, late farmers of Customs, on …