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Calendar of Treasury Books
… 1706 for the respective counties and places of England, Wales and Berwick. Ibid., p. 78. January 5. Money order for …
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… 1710 for the several Counties and places in England and Wales: they in each petition proposing their securities, …
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… General; Receiver of the Alienation Office; Auditor of Wales; Auditor of [the Duchy of] Cornwall; Mr. Compton [as …
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… paid by the Customers of the [out]ports of England and Wales: and is for passing their accounts for the year ended …
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… Letters ( General) XVII, p. 214. Same to the Auditor of Wales for a valuation of the 31 years' lease of lands desired … a privy seal for augmenting the salaries of the Judges of Wales viz. to 300 l. per an. each as from Lady Day past : to … an. usually allowed out of the revenues of North and South Wales : but by the reason of the taking away of the Court of …
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… p. 279. Same by same to the Auditor and the Receiver of Wales and to the [ sede vacante] Receiver of the rents and … for 1000 l. to the Justices of the Principality of Wales as follow : out of Civil List moneys : viz. 150 l. each … Treasury reference to [Sidney Godolphin], the Auditor for Wales, of the petition of Dorothy Wynne, widow of Dr. Owen …
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… fuel : to be payable out of the revenue of North or South Wales as from 1704 June 24. Ibid., p. 229. Same dated Windsor …
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… Whitley, late Receiver General of Cheshire and North Wales, for whom he was a surety? Ibid. Same to the Earl of …
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… by Treasurer Godolphin to Sidney Godolphin, Auditor of Wales, to make out debentures to the Receivers of Crown Revenues of North and South Wales for paying 30 l. to William Gower, late Keeper of … and the Auditor of Crown Revenues of the Principality of Wales for payment of the fee of 6 l. 1 s. 8 d. per an. to Sir …
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… Lovell as second Justice of Chester 50 to the 6 Judges of Wales on their 300 l. per an. each 450 to Sir Salathiel …