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… read]. The King will appoint a day to hear them by their counsel. The petition of the widow and children of Thomas … from the Royal Africa Company. They will advise with Counsel and my Lords will consider. [Order for] 107 l. 5 s. 0 … further charge there. Mr. Granville is to be heard by his Counsel before my Lords. Hugh Bethell Esq. [his petition is …
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… stand at present. Green and Spendelove [come in with their Counsel and their case is heard]. Mr. Dod [of counsel] for Green says that Woodward was first indebted to …
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… the Exchequer. The Attorney General comes in. Mr. Bruce, [counsel for] Mr. James Herbert, and Mr. Parkhurst, are called …
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… desired a copy of the warrant [in order] to advise with counsel whether he can safely pay it over. My Lord orders … easy as may be, desires that the Company will direct their counsel to prepare such a clause as they think proper and to … 24th inst.: at which time Mr. Edwyn is to be heard by his counsel in relation to his claim [as Usher of the Receipt] …
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… claims of Trinity House to said office. Mr. Veele brought counsel to show that the words in the Trinity House patent of … liberty to dig gravel and lade ships for ballast with it. Counsel for Trinity House produced an order from the Lords of …
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… Sessions. Meantime my Lords will advise with the King's counsel at law. Mr. Eccleston sent to to know if he has …
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… Sir Robert Long about drawing such an order as the Queen's Counsel would have [to enable her] to get in her money from …
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… Windsor account is made up. Mr. Moseley called in with his counsel about the arrears of Hearthmoney due from him. His counsel say that an immediate extent ought not to go out in … scire facias must go out so that he may plead beforehand. Counsel to state the case in writing and my Lords will advise …
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… Coppinger called in with Mr. Plowman and Mr. Ophley, his counsel. Mr. Plowman offers to refer the matter to any in the …
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… now vested in trustees, that neither any of His Majesty's Counsel in the Council of the Duchy can pretend to any right … conveyances the form of them is agreed and so no need of counsel. But if His Majesty think fit to gratify Sir John …