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… St. James's; 41 nights from 15 May to June 26 at 1 s. per night [for] lodging; 119 nights from 26 June to Oct. 23 for lodging at Windsor at 18 d. per night; 10 s. for coach hire to Windsor; 32 nights from Oct. … 23 to Nov. 24 for lodging at Hampton Court at 18 d. per night; towels, rubbers, 18 yards flaxen cloths at 18 d. per …
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… Forces] to be directed and sent away [to Flanders] by this night's post"). It is thought necessary for the operation of … has ordered the necessary remittances to go by this night's post to Amsterdam for her Majesty's proportion of the … Pym, Secretary to the South Sea Company. 1 received last night your account of the subscriptions for the use of the …
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… ships and carried into Ireland. Please write by this night's post to your agent at Waterford to view and value …
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… [he] brings from distant Receiving Houses every post night at three several hours the General Post letters, … 10 guilders 10 stivers, which are to be sent away by this night's post as in further part of 183,786 l. 17 s 4 d. for …
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… for James Milner for the value in his bills sent by last night's post for Port Mahon payable at sight at 4 s. 9 d. per …
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… Windsor Castle]. Mr. Lake and Mr. Blount came to me last night and acquainted me [that] their Company [the Sword Blade …
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… quantity of wines and other goods had been landed in the night time at Port-Chester, an unguarded creek belonging to …
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… this day: "so as that they may be sent to Holland by this night's post." Ibid., p. 104. Same to the Solicitor of the …
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… a loss he met with by having his house broken open in the night and robbed of money and goods which he had in charge … your Lottery farm. Ibid. Same to Mr. Fox to write by this night's post to Mr. Sweet for an account of the clearings of …
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… goods, which [service] he carefully attended day and night for 1 years at his own charge besides that of his horse …