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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 4 pages. March 21. 22. Letter of Jonathan, Bishop of Exeter, to the Hon ble Mr. Lowndes, Secretary to the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 100 Dutch troopers, who were suddenly marched back to Exeter, which prevented the petitioner from being cleared. … 1. [? 1702 or 1703.] 87. Letter from Jonathan, Bishop of Exeter [? to Mr. Lowndes] with a petition to the Lord High …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to the agent's office, for that part which belongs to Exeter. Asks for a commission for the five western counties …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… General touching an establishment of a new post from Exeter to Truro. Addressed to the L d High Treasurer. The … the postage, as they were served only by a bye post. Exeter, Plymouth, and Launceston had been consulted and a …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of M r Stephen Coven, late Collector of Excise for Exeter, as to the robbery of the mail, when certain Exchequer …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of Benjamin Robins, as to his collection of the taxes in Exeter, and the frauds and abuses perpetrated there. Dated 4 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… April 1. Whitehall. Council of State to Major Blackmore at Exeter. The commonwealth suffers much, both in safety and … the people. Mr. Ford and Mr. Nicholls, preachers at Exeter, are principally active, but that we may have a more … seditious preaching of ministers. [ As in the letter to Exeter, p. 76, supra.] This mischief has spread into many …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… arms in the rebellion of Ireland. Col. Legg, prisoner in Exeter. [ I. 64, pp. 499, 500.] July 2. Admiralty Committee …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 2. The information given concerning the ministers of Exeter not keeping the fast to be sent to the committee for … assist him. 10. Like letter to be sent to the Governor of Exeter, on the intelligence received by Mr. Bond, and also to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… safe custody, we desire you to cause him to be carried to Exeter Castle, and there kept until his trial. [ I. 95, p. …