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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… comply outwardly. But since the Act of Oblivion, Peter Norman has animated the Malignants, and they elected him … [1 sheet.] Annexing, 42. i. Nine articles against Peter Norman, Mayor of Carlisle, e.g., that he joined the King's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… find cause, and report. 14.* Orderon information that Dan. Norman, Viscount of Jersey, has lately been much absent from … John Freeman, Rob. Russell, Thos. Abrahall, and Thos. Norman, and by their carrying out the same at all times, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Post Office, 31 Jan. 1711. 1 page. Jan. 31. 45. Lionel Norman to W m Lowndes, Esq. Sending an account of the Customs …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of the 25th ult. referred to the said committee; Capt. Norman to attend. 7. Warrant to be drawn for apprehending …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… concerning the malignity and disobedience of John Norman, preacher there, tending to the danger of that place, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Jersey to consider as to sending Col. Stockall and Capt. Norman with Col. Heane to Jersey, Council conceiving they may … Council of State to Col. Heane. As Col. Stockhall, Capt. Norman, and Capt. Lamprier may be very useful to you in … sale of the late King's goods on behalf of Capt. Daniel Norman. [ I. 96, p. 552.] Sept. 25. Whitehall. Council of …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Preston Pans: was further recommended by letter of Lionel Norman of 4 Nov. 1713. Prays to be provided for. Dated 17 …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 1 Jan. 171314. The extract. 2 pages. Jan. 1. 3. Lionel Norman to W m Lowndes, Esq. Thanked him for favours, and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… customs. Dated 18 Feb. 1713. 1 page. Feb. 18. 6. Lionel Norman to W m Lowndes, Esq. If there were anything more …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of York. I heard nothing from you last week. What Mrs. Norman 2 writes of my mistakes may be her forgetfulness; she bade me address rather to Mrs. Haynes than Mrs. Norman. My meaning in naming Mr. Wharton's injustice touching …