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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… 5th saying you had stopped James Deering, of Bartholomew Lane, London, who was going over to France with the papers …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… war. P.S.Lally, who escaped from the messengers in Maiden Lane, is now in Dublin, as is Colonel Pow'r. Lally goes by …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… 204, p. 363. 10 Feb. Portsmouth Dock. Affidavit by John Lane.. Late purser deputy of H.M.S. Royal William. Says:To … of an hour, From thence they rowed up the harbour and, Lane believes, went on board the Victory. Three or four days … those with whom he came. P. 1. Copy, with copy of Lane's signature and of attestation by D. Batwell. Endd. S.P. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… of ?] Samuel Kendrick, of Red Lion Court, D[r]ury Lane. Major Bower. Sent [it] to Barrett. Ibid. 11 Feb. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… Salmon, Roger Felps, John Everatt, Samuel Turfut, Thomas Lane, George Homener, Mibley Holage, Nicholas Nichols, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… Samuel Forth, Robert Johnson, James Johnson, John Deane, Lane Irwyn, Cornet T. Fetherston, James Catcheart, Richard Berry, Daniel Harford, Peter Sandys, Lane Carleton, Quartermaster Thomas Wingfield, Francis …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… 2, 61. 18 Mar. Information of George Dunn. Lives in Shoe Lane, near Holborn. Sworn, he says: Was talking with Thomas …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… Civil Law:The King's Advocate and Drs. King, Littleton, Lane, Newton, Oldys and Pinfold. Total of fees to these, 219 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… 4 Oct. At George Wilson's Chambers, Symonds' Inn, Chancery Lane. Thomas Cocket or Cockett to Same. Relates facts set out … of Mr. George Wilson's Chamber in Symonds' Inn, Chancery Lane. Endd. S.P. Dom., Anne 3, 46. 9 Oct. Dublin. Southwell … Memorandum.Enclosed the petition of Micajah Perry, Thomas Lane and Richard Perry, of London, merchants, and other …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Anne
… Johnson, Esq., "at Mrs. Smith" in Stone Court, Fetter Lane, or Jasper Blythman, at his chambers in the Inner …