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Calendar of Treasury Books
… Ireland of seven Regiments of Foot, viz. of Col. Moles-worth, Major Gen. Rooke, Brigadier Price, Lord Slane, Col. …
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… the gentlemen of the country find that 20 l. is the worth of the same to be converted to coal which is the best …
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… for release of the Queen's part of a seizure of some 18 l. worth of lace and muslin which she brought with her from …
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… of them have yielded up their offices alleging the fee not worth their trouble, which Mr. Pottinger affirms he must …
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… several warehouses may be sold by auction, they not being worth the Duty and daily perishing from the hot weather. … in the ports of Rye, Dover and London which are not worth the Duty and by reason of the hot weather are daily …
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… along with him, which he swapt for about 40 pounds worth of thrown silk and other Indian goods, which being …
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… term the same are in grant, and what it may be reasonably worth if her Majesty should think fit to direct the …
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… four miles of Limerick and in the gift of the Crown and worth 100 l. per an. may be annexed to the Deanery of …
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… and Barnstaple loco Sidney Strode, deceased. Simon Worth to succeed Burgoin as Surveyor of Falmouth. Out Letters … is valued at in England (viz. at 1 l. 1 s. 6 d.) are worth here 17 s. 1 d.: and in Ireland, where the silver money … if the gold be raised in the same proportion they become worth 18 s. 6 d. And so in proportion the Quadruple Pistole …
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… [of the said quarantine, viz. 1709] they left above 300 l. worth of oysters on the ground for stock and brood the …