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… [ Ibid. VIII. p. 122.] Nov. 21 Petition from William White (on reference from the King) for a lease of the lands …
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… bricks with Mr. Crispe. Sir William Doyly complains of one White, a Solicitor [for the Aids] in North Wales. To be … speak with some North Wales gentlemen about one [to take White's place]. Blank commissions brought in for Receivers of … petition referred to the Excise Commissioners. Thomas White's petition referred to the principal officers of the …
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… his hands. Sir W. Doyly to perfect the agreement with Mr. White. The articles to be in the name of the Commissioners …
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… bringing in the arrears of the monthly taxes. Send to Mr. White to attend at the Treasury on Wednesday morning to speak …
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… which an information was exhibited against him. Mr. White says the gaugers came to visit his cellars, gauging … before the Lord Treasurer, and that the execution against White and Clifton be stopped till Thursday next. The Lord …
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… Upon reading the [said] Commissioners' report concerning white leather [which is] after converted into oil leather the … proof that a lower Duty was paid for the same as for white leather the lower Duty so paid ought to be abated. The …
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… of Longford for a forfeited estate of Daniel Arthur called White Fryers. The King cannot grant this estate; it not being …
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… of goods seized at Yarmouth, viz.: broadcloth, kerseys, white bayes and calfskins, &c. Referred: to the Customs …
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… on Tuesday. Ordered that when any executor of one Mr. White, timber merchant, comes to demand money of Mr. Hugh May …
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… consider Mr. Gibbs' account. The state of the debt of Jay, White, Price and Harlackenden to be presented to the King in … His Majesty upon the accompt of his being security for Mr. White, late Receiver of the Aids for co. Oxford. Sir W. Doyly to bring to-morrow Mr. White's proposition. The letter of the 8th inst. from Mr. …