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… of the Mint, for a grant to his son Martin Hoare of the place of Chief Clerk of the Mint, void by the death of Corney … recommendation of George Webster for a noon tender's place London port void by the death of Richard Boone. … papers [missing] about remitting quit rents to the Duke of York. Peruse the draft of the [royal] letter for remitting to …
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… Commissioners to discharge the seizure of the ship Duke of York, John Purvis master, and her guns, furniture, etc.: said … deceased; and of Richard Fenton's petition for the same place. Ibid, p. 140. [?] [Henry Guy to the Auditor of the … Book I, p. 143. Oct. 15, his Royal Highness's [the Duke of York's] birthday. Edward, Visct. Latimer, being entitled to a …
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… to petitioner: therefore prays to be constituted in his place. Reference Book I. p. 143. Same to same of the petition of Dudly Hamond praying a place in the Customs for the loyalty of his family to the … clerk to the collector of Plymouth port, praying the place of coastwaiter loco Mr. Buckley, deceased. Reference …
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… in the Exchequer: therefore praying a warrant for such place, having been bred a merchant and perfect in the French … of James Phipps' petition for a landcarriageman's place, London port. Reference Book I, p. 402. Same to same of John Hearne's petition for a surveyor or landwaiter's place in any of the outports. Ibid. Treasury warrant to the …
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… pursuance of an order from his Royal Highness [the Duke of York] grounded upon an order of his Majesty dated the 24th … at 25 l. per an.: and John Peters to be dismissed from the place of waiter at Portland, a creek in Weymouth port, as … of Weymouth having proposed said change as Portland is a place of great consequence for securing the Customs. Henry …
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… shewing that he has lain for a long time prisoner in York Castle for 500 l. fine to the King for assaulting Thomas … being to discharge the freight of the ship Duke of York hired to transport him and his retinue to his government …
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… of seamen, viz. by giving you credit for the same in such place beyond sea as we should judge most convenient. Pursuant … Titles in Ireland may be prejudicial to the Duke of York in several things relating to his interest in Ireland. … has been represented to us by our brother James, Duke of York, that all the [Irish] honors, castles, messuages, …
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… Tangier and were indebted to several inhabitants of that place for their subsistences, upon which matter you seem to … The said Office is to be kept in some convenient place either within the general Hearth Office in London or … l. due to the King from Sir George Chute, of Hinxhill Place, co. Kent. King's Warrant Book IX, p. 398. Same to same …
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… better encouragement in the said service, a grant of the place of Clerk of the Papers of the Mint lately void by … houses at the rate therein set "unless I were upon the place which was the proper work of the auditor at his … l. to Mr. Davenant and partners; 1,000 l. to the Duke [of York]; 500 l. to Prince George of Denmark; 1,000 l. to the …
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… of Denmark this morning to see the goods of Monsieur Place in order to their transport to Denmark. Ibid. Same to … Act if they send their goods in the said ships to New York or any of his Majesty's Plantations. Out Letters ( …