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… Marquis of Sesac) a little case of the Queen of Hungary's water and 230 lb. weight of plate lately brought from France …
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… : schedule of said goods (including Orange flower water ; East India cabinets ; trunks, etc., for my Lady, for … 2 5 0 Upon the sixth quarterly payment of the Additional Supply 250 9 2 Upon the eleventh and twelfth quarterly … and upon the seventh and eighth payments of the Additional Supply [in the account book of] Andrew Taylor, Chief …
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… : together with all courts, walls, fences, ways, passages, water courses, easements, profits and advantages : [all] …
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… such as you shall think fit, for the collectors of the water balliage duty as desired by the late Lord Mayor and the … Mr. Downton's clothes, Mr. Woodyeare's clothes, distilled water, Mr. Hales' clothes, Cornelia's clothes, my Lady … d. due from the city of York of the Royal Aid, Additional Supply, the One Month's and the Eleven Months' Assessment : …
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… certain waste and sandy grounds lying between high and low water mark near Holy Island in the bishopric of Durham, of …
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… Mris. Howen of certain mills in Cornwall built under high water mark. Ibid, p. 380. Money warrant for 1,000 l. to … in part of 3,000 l. which the Treasury Lords promised to supply to said Office: to be issued out of Hearth tax moneys …
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… for part of 3,000 l. which the Treasury Lords promised to supply to the Great Wardrobe. Money Book, p. 10. Henry Guy to …
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… viz.: 375 l. 13 s. 5 d. for the Royal Aid and Additional Supply, and 141 l. 13 s. 10 d. for the Eleven Months' … to make a declaration thereof), and praying that a supply of money might be paid to the Victuallers in order … to be employed at Oxford 200 0 0 ditto for water at the Mews 30 0 0 to Lord Alington 500 0 0 to the …
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… which sum said Johnson alleges he cannot pay without a supply of money from the Treasury Lords. Ibid, p. 215. Same … to land and load without the charge of boats, and having water enough for any ship using to trade in those parts and …