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… other place, w ch y e Comm rs of y e Customs shall think most proper. 2 pages. Jan. 21. 14. Presentment of the Com rs … a great mise; 'tis about 437 l. However, I am sure 'tis most safe to go by Parl t & not by patent. For Bromf. & Yale …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… have our affairs under consideration; some assistance is most necessary, not only in respect to the honour of the … men, and these people, like the fashion of the world, give most reason to the strongest. Last week I put some tin on … have had a council of war to know the state of the fleet; most of the ships are maimed, and will be put into Stokes …
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… admitted to the Government, by whose warrant he had paid most of the money away; he had, however, written to Sir …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… duty or the grant of 2,400 l. per ann. The latter seemed most advisable, &c. Undated. The papers referred to consist … years, to the extent of 1,000 l.; but his Excellency found most of them had been given away or encumbered, and the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… and several merchants of London, and on the petition from most of the port towns in the West of England, that letters … either from that place or some other, as they find most convenient for its speedy obtaining. 12. Order that Sir … affirm that the difference I have now devised is the most proper. Represent this to both their Royal Highnesses, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 14. The Admiralty Committee to hasten out the ships most ready for strengthening Vice-Admiral Penn, now at or … and pressed nine men, finding Sir Wm. Strickland most ready to promote the service. Thence to Scarborough and … join Rear-Admiral Lawson or Vice-Admiral Penn, as they see most fit. [ Also Vol. XXXV., No. 28 a.] 14. Col. Ingoldsby to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… When they are out at sea, one of your frigates should take most of their men, for they all have aboard men to whom I … Marryott to the Navy Commissioners. To the same effect. Most of the men are willing to come on board, and the rest … Lord Gen. Cromwell. On "the happy tidings of that most glorious and never-to-be-forgotten achievement of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… all the men I can that are fit for service, but they are most disordered seamen. I hope to reduce them to better … drowned 8,000 acres of corn and rape, the corn stacks, and most of the houses. Upon this expulsion from their … ships, to supply which we have appointed press-masters in most of the maritime counties. Hearing that there is a good …