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Calendar of Treasury Books
… reference to Mr. Blathwayte of the petition of John Wiltshire merchant praying to be appointed Receiver of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the royal sign manual dated St. James's constituting John Wiltshire as Receiver of the Casual Revenue in Barbados …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… payments to John Connell and others for apprehending John Wiltshire, James Niblett and Richard Bickerton, robbers on …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… made), said office being void by the death of John Wiltshire Esq. Ibid., p. 162. Royal sign manual for 500 l. to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of her Majesty's Casual Revenue in Barbados loco John Wiltshire deceased. Ibid. Same to the Customs Commissioners … casual revenue in the island of Barbados loco John Wiltshire deceased ut supra. Hereon Blathwayt reports that … in England as is required and as was lately given by Mr. Wiltshire; as also like security in Barbados. I conceive he …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… from the Governor of Barbados and copy [missing] of John Wiltshire's bond as Receiver of her Majesty's Rents &c. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 1689 Dec. 30 for the service of his table (as then Earl of Wiltshire and Chamberlain to the then Queen) by Sir Gilbert …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Cooper, junior, tidesman and boatman at Rye port, vice Wiltshire Slade, resigned; Thos. Spong to be riding surveyor …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… " Customs officers at London, &c. To permit Capt. Richard Wiltshire, with his ship and goods, to pass and repass to and from Ireland. 9, 11 " " " Capt. Rich. Wiltshire. To fall down to the Downs, and sail for Ireland …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… " 18 " Customs Comrs. To free the Jonas of London, Capt. Wiltshire, laden with goods for the army in Scotland. 7 " 19 … to be re-supplied by Col. Long; to be sent in Capt. Wiltshire's ship to the Lord Deputy of Ireland, at his … so that they may go with Col. Deane. 86 (2) " " " Rich. Wiltshire, of the Jonas To sail to Sir Geo. Ayscue, in the …