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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… shot overboard, could not keep up, and meeting the Exeter Merchant who was in the same condition, we made what … 10. Council of State. Day's Proceedings. 2. The Mayor of Exeter and Col. Copellston, justice of the peace co. Devon, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 2 pages. Aug. 17. 41. A letter of Sir Jo. Elwill, from Exeter, to the Lords of the Treasury, precisely similar to … Treasury, giving an account of the state of the mint at Exeter, where he arrived on Friday evening with Mr. Morris, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Trumbull, acquainting him with the progress he had made at Exeter, in relation to the Exchequer Bank, in which he had … in the Gazette these words; viz: The Exchequer Bank at Exeter do give notice that they will negociate bills of exchange gratis, as well foreign as domestick, from Exeter to London, and from London to Exeter, & also from …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… merchant of London, and Thos. Pitts, merchant of Exeter, referred to the Committee for Foreign Affairs, to …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… on the petition of Daniel Ivie and Henry Arthur, of Exeter, merchants, who had paid into the Custom House, 4,669 …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… relating to Mr. Ivie and Mr. Arthur, merchants of Exeter, and Mr. Orchard, customer and collector of that port, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Manton, merchants of London, to have liberty to bring from Exeter to the port of London, or any other port, their corn … Reference of the petition of Bernard Sparke, merchant of Exeter, to Dr. Walker, to report in what state the business …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… storekeepers of Windsor, Wallingford, Hull, Portsmouth, Exeter, Northampton, and Stafford, to return an account of …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… on the petition of Coort Walkeling, praying that some Exeter worsted might be allowed to be transported from hence …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of Mr. Joseph Boson, who lived happily and plentifully at Exeter, and was wharfinger or key-master there at the King's …