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Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… and requesting Lord Halifax'si nterposition for their relief.Cleverland Row. The enclosures, consisting of a …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… by Lord Botetourt, for selling household bread to the poor at a low price. However, has just now sent to the gaol … preserve the peace with one hand, and to subscribe for the relief of the deserving and meritorious poor with the other, all the mishiefs and expenses would have …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… The Same to the Same. Relative to the transport of the relief to Gibraltar and Minorca, and as to recruiting, &c. 14 …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… quantity of the goods now on hand, and be a very great relief to the poor and industrious part of the city.Dublin Castle. 2 pp. 15 … cannot resist the very laudable motives of relief to the poor and industrious part of the city of Dublin, which induce …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… every man was convinced that Lee could do more for the relief of ruptured persons than any other man living, and was … public faith, common justice, and the welfare of poor soldiers so well deserving of mankind. It contains lists … of Government in Ireland, without further burthening the poor inhabitants. Has written to Lord North upon this means, …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Bk., 172982, p. 321. Church Bk., 176178, p. 220. 1060. Poor Knights of Windsor. Mem. "His Majesty was pleased to … direct any persons to be put on the list of the Poor Knights of Windsor without first taking the King's … the Treaty of Madrid, 1667, and praying for assistance and relief. Numerous signatures are appended. On the dorse is: …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… private ship of war, to apply to Parliament for their relief, beg for a copy of a letter dated about 11 Nov. 17, … dragoons, however, to be considered merely as a temporary relief, and only to take place until a general plan can be …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… approbation of his conduct, &c. in connection with the Poor Knights of Windsor. Having already signified the King's pleasure particularly concerning the Poor Knights installed after 22 Mar. 1773, is now commanded … rigour of the Statutes of the Order against any of the new Poor Knights found disobedient, and he, the Bishop, is to …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… paid by the Governor. He himself relieved many of those poor persons. His remonstrances to the Governor and Council …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… of His Majesty's pardon. It is a hard case upon the poor fellow to lie so long in a horrid gaol. Can do no more …