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… a year's pension due to the Earl of Rochester. Ambassador Temple's ordinary to be directed to be paid by letter. In the … to bring into the Exchequer 700 l. for Ambassador Temple. In the margin : Done [ meaning : letter written]. [ … 1,448 l. 3 s. 0 d. The Lord Treasurer directs Sir William Temple's extraordinaries to be paid out of such money as …
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… Sir George Downing to pay the postage of Sir William Temple's letters and such charges, and have them repaid on … tax. This warrant to be in Captain Cock's name. Lady Temple called in. Mr. Comptroller is to speak to Lord Arlington about Sir William Temple's paying himself, as formerly, 600 l. more out of the …
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… James Hoar, John Bence, John Ryves, George Cocke and James Temple) are interested therein and liable as sharers. My … altered, being wrongly struck on Michaelmas next. Sir W. Temple called in: moves for his expenses [as ambassador], and … Customs tallies, to see if money can be provided for Temple out of it. Temple also moves about his Mnster account. …
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… Arlington, Sir G. Carteret, Secretary Trevor, Sir John Temple. A letter is read from the Judges of Ireland … Arlington, Lord John Berkeley, Vice-Chamberlain, Sir John Temple. The Earl of Orrery presents a paper of the charge and … write to Mr. Williamson for an extract of what Sir William Temple has lately written concerning that business. Mr. May …
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… General acquaints my Lords that some lands of Miles Temple's being granted under the Exchequer seal to Mr. …
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… to attend to-morrow afternoon about the assessment on the Temple. The King's Remembrancer to attend to-morrow afternoon …
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… this day week and Mr. Annesley to have notice in the Inner Temple. The business about the lott and cope [of lead] in …
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… He acquaints my Lord of some uneasiness occasioned by Mr. Temple Brisco, Collector of Wexford, to his Lordship's …