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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and stating that in the assignment from Jackson to Leeson was expressed that the premises transferred consisted …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the Lords of the Treasury, stating that Mr. Duxbury, Mr. Leeson, and Mr. Kaine, lately fled from Dublin, had imported …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… which recognizance had been forfeited by the conviction of Leeson at the Old Bailey, for speaking scandalous words …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Grove of six acres and Shakeman's Grove of two acres and Leeson's Grove of 11 acres on the road leading from London to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… On the 10th March 16923 at the assizes for Surrey Robert Leeson gave bond in 100 l. to the King, and Francis Walker … John Challener likewise in 50 l. each as his sureties, for Leeson's good behaviour until he should take the oaths to the King. The said bonds have been forfeited by Leeson's conviction at the Old Bailey for speaking scandalous …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Warrant to the keeper of Newgate to permit Martha Leeson to have access to her husband, Robert Leeson. [ Ibid., p. 385.] Aug. 4. The Berwick in Torbay. … and Mary Cooks, nurse, to have access to Robert Leeson in the presence of a keeper. [ Ibid. 346, p. 392.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Francis Walker and John Challener as sureties for Robert Leeson's being of good behaviour, until he should take the … has been forfeited by the conviction of the said Leeson, at the Old Bailey, for speaking scandalous and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… into his custody Edward Edwards, Thomas Ibbet, and Robert Leeson, on charges of high treason in compassing and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… messenger in ordinary, to go to Southwark, to the house of Leeson, and search for papers belonging to the said Leeson. [ Ibid., p. 142.] Oct. 24. Whitehall. Passes for …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… service at sea and receiving 5 l. from the King; Robert Leeson, for speaking seditious words against the King (to …