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Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Peter Pet, Peter Buck, Robert Wivel, Thomas Wivel, Thomas Foche, Richard Bate, William Lancaster, Peter Heyman, Sir …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… weeks for objecting to Everard's method; that Sir John Foche told him the Commissioners suspended him during their …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… and to enquire of the real debt due to Mr. Colt. Sir John Foche to attend the King on Friday morning. Capt. Fisher to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… bills in course. Sir Saml. Dashwood, Mr. Duncombe, Mr. Foche and Mr. Evans do agree to advance the King 40,000 l. on …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… considerable causes would be lost. Mr. Parry and Sir Jno. Foche complain to the same purpose. Mr. Strong says Mr. Baber …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… comes in and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir John Foche and other Commissioners of Excise [attend]. They offer … were the author of it he could get Webb 100 l. Sir John Foche says he was the occasion of the silkman's speaking to … who put him upon this information; and the silkman told Foche afterwards that of his own head he had offered Webb 25 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Oct. 27 is read paragraph by paragraph. Sir John Foche will give in a paper under his hand against Mr. Danvers … to be delivered over to any that shall succeed. Sir John Foche delivers in an answer signed by himself and three other … of disaffected persons was read at the Excise Board and Foche objected only against the representation concerning …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to be granted [by Parliament]. Sir Samuel Dashwood and Mr. Foche say for themselves they are willing to comply ; they …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… before the Treasury Lords and no direction given. Sir John Foche complains against Mr. Parry, the solicitor for … Office: it is signed by 5 Commissioners but refused by Foche and Parry. Parry refused to sign because it looks like … Solicitor [of Excise] must give an account of the reason. Foche says they know of no causes till the day of hearing: …