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… Receiver General of Marriages &c. for Cheshire and North Wales, for 7691 l. debt thereon. Samuel Pacey, as ditto for …
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… late Receiver General of Taxes for Cheshire and North Wales, shewing that he is indebted 37,407 l. 2 s. 8 d. to the … General of the Land Revenue in co. Chester and North Wales, to be transferred from his last account for the County Palatine of Chester to his next account for North Wales. Appending : certificate by Auditor Shales of said …
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… to 3,265 l. for these officers. In the rest of England and Wales there are about 3,000 chandlers. Considering that the …
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… of all the Judges of Westminster and in North and South Wales. Queen's Warrant Book XXII, p. 91. Same to the Lord …
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… to the Auditor of Crown Revenues of North and South Wales from time to time to renew and grant leases for all … in charge to the respective Receiver of North and South Wales : at every Michaelmas the Auditor to transmit to the … is informed have been anciently leased by the Auditor of Wales, the value being so small that the tenants do not think …
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… [? Sept. 2]. Same to the [Exchequer Court] Auditor for Wales of the petition of Walter Jefferys shewing that in …
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… of Civil List moneys: viz. Mr. Cox, one of the Judges for Wales 75 Mr. Pocklington, a same 100 Mr. Jessop, a same 75 … them July 22 last, supra, p. 373 3,250 the five Judges of Wales for the like 375 the [eleven] Masters in Chancery for …
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… and William Dee for part of Sussex; Caleb Powell for North Wales: all which letters were sent to the Postmaster General … late Receiver General of Taxes for Chester and North Wales, shewing that in 1700 he was charged to be in arrear …
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… Denbigh, Flint and Montgomery 100 the six Judges of Wales on their 300 l. per an. each 450 the 11 Masters in …
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… of the rents of the Crown to 1712 Michaelmas in North Wales (to wit in the Counties of Anglesea, Carnarvon, …