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… l. to Robert Corker, Receiver and Paymaster for buying of tin in Cornwall and Devon: out of the 20,000 l. which Mr. … and Company have agreed to lend on credit of her Majesty's tin. This is over and above the weekly sum of 2,400 l. … l. for his place as Receiver of the moneys for buying tin in Cornwall and Devon. Ibid., p. 427. Treasury …
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… buildings at Woodstock: out of loans in the Exchequer on tin: and is to be paid by 2,000 l. a week from the 17th inst. …
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… to be made by them respectively on credit of her Majesty's tin and partly out of the 3,000 l. per week, ut supra, p. … 471: all as follows: in money. by tallies on the sale of tin. s. d. s. d. Earl of Strafford [late Ambassador … to be made by Mr. Ralph Cooke on credit of her Majesty's tin. Disposition Book XXI, p. 166. Same for 803 l. 3 s. 7 d. …
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… be issued out of the moneys arising by sale of the Queen's tin. (Money warrant dated Nov. 24 hereon.) (Money order dated … Do. for do. against John Anstis, Receiver of her Majesty's tin money: until the last day of Trinity term then next. 7 …
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… of loans made and to be made on credit of her Majesty's tin. Out Letters ( General) XX, p. 38. Same to Mr. Cardonell. …
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… &c. 3,977 tallies of loan on the Land Tax and on Malt, Tin &c. and joining and delivering the foils of the said …
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… many years to Mr. Gribble for giving an account of the [tin] Coinage Number at Truro has been discontinued, the …
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… have agreed to let her Majesty have 1600 tons of tin yearly at 3 l. 10 s. 0 d. per hundred stannary weight for …
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… Lord Privy Seal objects to pass the privy seal about the tin affair because it is directed to the High Treasurer and …
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… Corker, Receiver and Paymaster of the moneys for buying tin in the counties of Cornwall and Devon: to be issued out … of loans to be made by himself on credit of her Majesty's tin; at 6 per cent. per an. interest: and is to answer the [tin] Coinage Duty payable at Midsummer and Michaelmas 1710 to …