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Calendar of Treasury Books
… to the Customs Commissioners of the petition of Thomas Waugh for employment in the Customs. Richard Marshall's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 46. I. Warrant by John Archer, J.P., for committal of Jane Waugh, spinster, for disturbing divine worship at Old Hutton …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Sir James Montgomery, and was chief evidence against Alex. Waugh, who was convicted and fined 500 l.; that he assisted …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… living in Newcastle. [York freemen rolls; York poll bk] Waugh, James, Bridge St, Workington, Cumb., joiner/cm (1811). [D] Waugh, James & Co., Trinity House Lane, Hull, Yorks., cm and … in 182326 but in 1835 the number was 5. Listed as James Waugh & Co., 182326 but in 1835 simply James Waugh. See …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… ibid. loco Maurice Bowen deceased. Edward Morgan, Thomas Waugh and William Blenkarne as tidesmen in Bristol port loco …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Bucknall as a tidesman in Bristol port loco Thomas Waugh deceased. Mathew Price as tidesman and weighing porter …
Alumni Oxonienses
… B.A. 15 Jan., 1657-8; M.A. from New Inn Hall 4 June, 1662. Waugh, John s. J(ohn), of Appleby, Westmorland, p.p. Queen's …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… Montgomery. He was also chief evidence against Alexander Waugh, who was, upon that account, convicted, and fined 500 …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… was named for one, whom he afterwards understood to be Mr. Waugh, and that the other was Sir John Fenwick. Lady … saw the Duke of Shrewsbury, Sir John Fenwick and Captain Waugh. He said he spoke to the Duke there, and knew him well. … a fisherman of Romney, employed to carry over Fenwick and Waugh as two merchants. In Whitsun week Lads was sent for to …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William III
… and receive into custody James Alexander alias Alexander Waugh, for high treason in compassing the death of the King, … Ladd himself was taken up at Canterbury with Mr. Alexander Waugh, whom he intended to conduct hither and apprehend with … the proceedings of the Lords Justices of England. Captain Waugh, examined, excused himself from answering questions for …