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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… was found guilty of manslaughter by the coroner's inquest, and who was admitted to bail, which was forfeited by his … Vol. VIII., p. 72, 8 Dec. 1697, is:Hen. Killigrew. Pet n and widdow Wilmott's for some forfeited recognizances granted … of the Treasury. Under the King's assurance of protection and indemnity he had given information of the pretended …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 1October 14, 1698 September 1October 14, 1698 1698. July 1 and Sept. 1. 1. The muster roll of Major Tho. Garth's company of soldiers, &c. mustered at Barbadoes, on 1 July and 1 Sept. 1698. 2 pages. Sept. 1. 2. Report of Mr. Wm. … ( quarto). Sept. 5. 5. Memorial of the Com rs for Sick and Wounded Seamen to the Lords of the Treasury, praying …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Undated. A letter signed Geo. Stanlake, urging payment, and stating that the petitioner was confined to the house by a tormenting and almost incurable disease, &c. Dated 8 Nov. 1700. … Treasury, laying before them an account of the receipts and expenses for the entertainment of the Morocco agents, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… to advise whether it is a fit case for letters of marque and reprisal. 8. Lord Howard, Col. Purefoy, Col. Stapley, and Mr. Scott to be a committee to examine the accusation … exchange of Biat for Marriner, the one lying at Yarmouth and the other at Jersey, both sea prisoners. 10. Mr. Bond, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… of a warrant dormant to the Treasury Commissioners read, and committed to Lambert, Mulgrave, Wolsley, Jones, Montague, Sydenham, Rous, and Fiennes, to consider the papers prepared by the Treasury Commissioners touching fees and salaries of officers of the Exchequer, and to report. 2. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… county of Lincoln, 39 miles (E. S. E.) from Lincoln, and 128 (N. by E.) from London; containing 2257 inhabitants. … supplied from this place with salt made from sea-water; and a road across the fens, still called the Salters' road, … an assembly-room, in which concerts and other public amusements take place; also rooms for a mechanics' …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… 4620 inhabitants. This is wholly a town district, and formed of the villages of Wallace and Content, which adjoin the burgh of Newton-upon-Ayr, on the east side, and are separated from Ayr by the Ayr river, over which is …
A History of the County of Stafford
… The Ancient parish of Walsall 1 consisted of a borough and a foreign. The two parts were incorporated as the borough and foreign of Walsall in 1627. A new borough of Walsall was created in 1835. It became a county borough in 1889 and part of a new metropolitan borough of Walsall in 1974. 2 …
A History of the County of Stafford
… date as the Sunday nearest to 16 August. 53 In the 19th and 20th centuries, however, the wake has often continued for … to that part of the former heath between High Street and Park Road. In that year, however, Patrick Collins, the … custom at Walsall was the throwing of apples, nuts, and hot copper coins from the guildhall windows to the …
A History of the County of Essex
… Walthamstow Education and charities EDUCATION. A school board for Walthamstow was formed compulsorily in 1880 1 and was ordered by the Education Department to provide … of those 2,175 were on the books of elementary schools and 370 at private schools. 2 In 1880 there were 5 Anglican …