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… Same appointing Henry Beeston to be one of the Judges of Wales: to wit for the Counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke and …
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… to the Customs Commissioners to send to the Princess of Wales's apartment at St. James's, a box which is come up from …
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… the second 2 s. Aid anno 1700 for co. Chester and North Wales, praying allowance of 747 l. 17 s. 0 d. for his …
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… the office of Receiver General [of Crown Lands] of North Wales & Cheshire by patent for life, did on the death of …
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… other mines which he alleges to have discovered in North Wales. Ibid. Same to Mr. Wilcox [Surveyor General of Woods …
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… and searchers in all the [out]ports of England and Wales for one year from Xmas 1711. And similarly 54 l. 4 s. 4 … by the Customers of the several [out]ports of England and Wales: and is for passing their accounts for the year ended …
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… and begs further directions. Ibid. Same to the Auditor of Wales of the petition of Rice Vaughan, Sheriff of Brecon, …
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… of 1,200 l. per an. charged on the revenues of North Wales. Please certify what is due thereon and from what … of the patent officers of all the [out] ports of England, Wales and Berwick loco Richard Holmes, whose constitution … books &c. of the officers of the ports of England and Wales and to compare them together to see that the entries …
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… Samuel Molyneux for the use and service of the Prince of Wales: which is intended to be repaid to the King's use out … of Customs and Subsidies in the Outports of England, Wales and Berwick loco John Jones, Esq. King's Warrant Book … Inspecting and Managing the Duties on Houses in England, Wales and Berwick: of the said allowance 200 l. per an. is to …
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… to be Treasurer or Receiver General to the Prince of Wales with the wages or fee of 100 l. per an. King's Warrant … that the revenues of the Duchy now belong to the Prince of Wales as Duke of Cornwall. Hereon 1,500 l. is to be paid for …