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… Thomas Thurlow, John Cradock, Samuel Leeds, Henry Prettyman and Walter Rymer to St. Edmundsbury in Suffolk to …
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… former assignment having fallen into the hands of Sir John Prettyman. Ibid, p. 169 July 23 Money warrant for 4,000 l. to …
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… 2 Sir G. Downing to Sir Thomas Denham concerning Sir John Prettyman's business. Treasury Outletters Miscellaneous I. p. …
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… the King's Remembrancer to issue process against William Prettyman and his sureties as Receiver for First Fruits: said Prettyman not having yet satisfied his moneys and there being further sums of money due to His Majesty from said Prettyman yet unpaid. Ibid, XXXIX. p. 213. Treasury warrant …
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… Exchequer to swear in Charles Porter as deputy to William Prettyman as Remembrancer of First Fruits and Tenths ; the … seal dated 1670, Sept. 28, having constituted said William Prettyman, Charles Porter and John Fenn, and every of them to the said office for life, and the said Prettyman having been sworn into said office and having by an …
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… l. which will be speedily paid into the Exchequer by Mr. Prettyman. Same is to be issued "when you shall receive …
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… moneys from their proper assignments: [thereupon] Mr. Prettyman, Remembrancer of First Fruits, being in debt 7,965 …
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… my Lords hereon on Friday. Ibid, p. 300. Same to Mr. Prettyman to attend my Lords on Monday at the hearing of the …
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… Ibid, p. 358. Sir G. Downing to the Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Prettyman. Auditors Beale and Wood, Sir R. Long, and Sir C. … on Wednesday at the hearing the business between Mr. Prettyman and Capt. Scarlett about the place of Receiver of …
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… and why. Out Letters General II. p. 481. Same to Mr. Prettyman to attend my Lords to-morrow about the moneys owing … You are desired to attend then. Ibid. Same to Mr. Prettyman. You are forthwith to apply yourself to your … office of Receiver of First Fruits (forfeited by Sir John Prettyman thereto appointed by letters patent of 1660, Aug. …