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Calendar of Treasury Books
… to be heard the third Monday in next term. The King's Counsel and Mr. Chislet and Mr. Lawrence to attend on behalf … to ease the Excise. The Solicitor General and the King's Counsel to be added to the Attorney General in the business … Write the Attorney and Solicitor General and the King's counsel to attend on Thursday to advise my Lords as to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Attorney and Solicitor General and the rest of the King's Counsel to attend on Tuesday next to advise my Lords about … said Payne. Lord Townsend called in with Mr. Offley, his counsel, and Mr. Philips, a witness, and an affidavit is read …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Col. Strode and Sir Charles Wheeler called in with their counsel about the Four and a Half per cent. [duty] in …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… thereto from the patent officers of Southampton port. The Counsel [on behalf of the Island] says that the inhabitants … open sea. The Customs Commissioners desire that the King's Counsel may be heard to this point. The Counsel [for the Island] desires that no other fee may be …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… To be discharged [from such assessment] and the opinion of counsel to be returned to the [ Assessment] Commissioners for …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Exchequer, Mr. Smith. Lord Bellomont [attends] with his counsel against Helen, Viscountess Kenmare, Nicholas Pursell …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Give notice to the parties. Sir Richard Beling or his Counsel to be here this day week concerning the house wherein …
The Commissions for Building Fifty New Churches
… of title and his deeds before Solicitor, to be laid before counsel. 531. [p. 61] 23 Feb. 1712/13 1. Considered … send to Wise for his deeds and an abstract to lay before counsel. 4. Beckley to lay deeds and abstract of Smith's …
Cardiff Records
… Ordered that a Case be prepared for the Opinion of Counsel for the approbation of the Commissioners at their …
The Commissions for Building Fifty New Churches
… ready to complete as soon as title laid before their counsel. 3. Advowson not in their power to grant; if they …