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… the Court there the ancient grants by which he claims the right of such wood. Out Letters ( General) XVI, p. 228. Same … On the petition of the Old Company for a restraint of the right of seizure the point of the legality thereof was …
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… by their treason [for counterfeiting &c]; the King's right having been granted to the Queen Dowager by the patent … best instruction you can of the manner and method of the right indorsing of Exchequer Bills passing through the …
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… the slip of back meadow ground called the Friars and right of free passage from the Brewhouse Yard, as he now has, … shewing that Stockdall has resigned; whereby the whole right of the patent descends to petitioner. Ibid. Same to …
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… by her within the said manor and are of opinion she has no right or title to fines of this nature but that the same are … Cos. Meath, Louth and Longford which he alleges to be his right by grant from Charles II. Out Letters ( Ireland) VIII, …
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… of money provided he could find something in the King's [right to] grant; therefore praying a grant of the 500 l. …
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… George Petty and Richard Harrison who have the surviving right in said office only as nominees of said Earl as they …
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… petition of Dennis Cooling shewing that he is seized in right of the Crown of the reversion of a yearly rent of 500 …
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… of said Earl's said estate though he had no manner of right to it, whereby the Earl lost his rents for 2 years and … a grant to Sir Thomas Domvile, bart, of all the Crown's right of redemption in the forfeited lands of Redmund and …
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… King's pleasure that the accounts should be stated so that right be done to the petitioners. Please state same … thereof till the late troubles, but the inheritance and right of redemption descended to said Wentworth, Earl of … of Hen. Fitzgerrald of Blackwood which he had in right of his wife's jointure. The first and last of the above …