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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Treasurer, as to certain disbursements in prosecuting a suit for recovering divers encroachments, made on part of Her … that a patent office to be executed by a deputy might best suit him. Dated 13 Sept. 1703. The petition and two other …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… had been nearly three years confined at her Majesty's suit. They prayed to be allowed to compound being defaulters, …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… reduction of Ireland in 1690, about which there had been a suit. Dated Feb. 17034. 1 page. March 2. 96. Letter signed … the petitioner, as money lent, &c. by him to prosecute a suit which was decided against the proprietors of the New …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 10 days to attend the assizes in Essex, as witness in a suit at law. 16. Order to be given to the Militia … Proceedings. That the contract for 2,000 arms at 17 s. a suit, to be paid for at two and two months after delivery, be … Gardner claimed as his, to an arrest at Gardner's suit, and also pay Gardner two thirds of the freight for the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… and the Advocate for the State give speedy dispatch to the suit between him and Ellinor Windell, when this committee …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… that the business mentioned therein, being a civil suit, and already depending in the Admiralty, Council leaves the petitioner to prosecute his suit there. [ I. 64, p. 439441.] June 12. Order in Parliament … few will stand to a trial, as the charges of the suit will go a good part of their fine, and the numbers are …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… such a way of countermining the adverse party would better suit with the present condition of these parts, than any …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… the Concord,for an order for the speedy hearing of their suit now depending in the Admiralty Court against their …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… in next term. There is also a paper relating to the suit between Lady Wood and M r Rowe as to tallies of the …