Search
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 1702. Order'd. 3 pages. Aug. 12. 60. Letter of the Duke of Leeds [? to the Lord High Treasurer] on behalf of his brother …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… traders in woollen manufacture, in and about the towns of Leeds, Halifax, and Wakefield in the co. of York; all …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… from the commissioners of Kent, concerning the keeping of Leeds Castle, referred to the committee which meets with the … Kent, and the petition of Sir Cheney Culpeper concerning Leeds castle, that finding the use which the Commissioners … Militia Commissioners that, if they think fit so to use Leeds castle, they are to treat with him, and recompense him …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Major Fenwick to be present. 2. The business of keeping Leeds Castle, Kent, referred to the committee which confers … Commissioners for Kent that it is left to them to keep Leeds Castle for securing their magazine, in case they …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… term. 1 page. [About Feb. 13.] 64. Abstract of the Duke of Leeds grant relative to the site of the tenement called …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… born and had possessed a plentiful estate. The Duke of Leeds had recommended him, and he had served in the Custom … two days later. 5 pages. May 21. 65. Letter of the Duke of Leeds to the L d High Treasurer, enclosing and recommending …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Order that the treasurers pay no money to the merchants of Leeds, on their contract for clothes for the Scots' army, …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… 1645 it appears that Wm. Curtis, Wm. Parke, and others of Leeds, co. York, on assurance of repayment in 9 months, lent …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… to the petitioners in a list of soldiers of Bradford, Leeds, and adjacent towns, co. York, late under Lord Fairfax, …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Agnes rectory, sequestered from Sir Henry Griffith, to Leeds, fifty miles from it, yet in May or June last,on … three villages dependent on it,you revoked your order for Leeds, granted 100 l. a year to Bridlington, 50 l. a year to … Sir Thomas Widdrington and Mr. Bosvile, feoffees for Leeds, to levy the money. Bridlington is nevertheless …