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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Letter Office stated. The late King, 7 Charles, granted a patent (reciting former patents granting the inland post to … that Mr. Coytmor be continued in that office, and the patent granted to Billinghurst delivered up to the Lords … right to hold it, for which purpose they are to peruse his patent, and report. 13. To write to the Generals of the fleet …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… is the following: Com rs of Customs cal'd in with the patent officers & M r Williamson; M r Godolphin thinks it … Treasury, acknowledging the favour done him in getting his patent to be Receiver-General of the casual revenue in …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… a year, and was exclusive also of the charge of the Com rs patent and house officers, which came to about 11,000 l. a … reasons and proposals thereon, and praying for letters patent for the sole making and uttering the small coins … of the port of Chichester, praying leave to renew his patent; stating that they had nothing to object thereto. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… information of abuses by persons counterfeiting Letters Patent, or orders from Council of State, for licenses for …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of Michael East to the Lords of the Treasury, for a patent place in the Customs. Minuted:Read 1 Dec r '96. My …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… House by Col. Barton. On 25 Jan., 17 James, the King, by patent, granted to Sir Robt. Pye for life the office of … any right. On 20 Dec., 22 James, the King, after by patent reciting that this house was by appointment enjoyed by …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… 1 page. [About 1696.] 28. Certain particulars as to a patent for the office of Treasurer or Receiver General of … As to the per-centage on the fees; (2.) As to whether the patent was not void by the death of Tho. Martin; and, (3.) As to the propriety of a woman, to whom the right in the patent had been bequeathed, disposing of Their Majesties' …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… allowances given to former treasurers, being 220 l. fee by patent and a poundage of 3 d., would have amounted in the 3 … lands, manors, therein mentioned, nor of any conveyance by patent of lands to persons named for the use of the late King …