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… Cork which was carried into France in the time of the late war. Ibid., p. 243a. Same to Lord Coningsby to report on the …
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… muster rolls were lost in coming over sea during the late war, for want whereof they cannot make up their account; and …
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… Castle, for payment for keeping prisoners during the late war. Reference Book VII, p. 422. Treasury warrant to the …
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… the Trident prize in the Straits by his Majesty's man of war under the command of Mr. Killigrew, pay a bill of … Sandwich and its members, which was allowed him during the war for his personal attendance in the collection of the … enjoyed only two years viz. from 1695 midsummer though the war has been of far longer continuance; and the said …
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… calamitous condition by reason of losses at sea in the war. Ibid, pp. 4156. Same to same to employ Walter Batson, …
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… informations of debts due to the Crown before the late war for Hearthmoney and other branches of the revenue, the …
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… trust faithfully from that time to the conclusion of the war without receiving any pay or recompense. King's Warrant …
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… passage oversea from Flanders after the conclusion of the war lost several horses whereby considerable respits were …
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… sums for Customs of tobacco and sugar but by losses in the war is reduced to mean circumstances and being indebted 2000 … from the French by the Defiance privateer during the late war and condemned in the Admiralty Court 1696 June 13. Out … between Dover and Calais: it being the practice before the war that all hired boats in France bringing the mail or …
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… between England and Holland as were used before the late war; it having been necessary during the war for the safety of the mails to establish such sorts of … of the Mould's [Mole's] servants assisting the men of war's boats, unfilling water, watching their owers [oars] &c. …