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… ut supra. The Agents for [managing] the tin affair in the country [in Cornwall and Devon] are from time to time in all …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 1658. He was an imposter and a double traitor, to his own country France and to his adopted country England. The payment in the text concerned his …
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… by the respective Receiver Generals throughout the country] on the Land Tax and House Money. Make an abstract of … concerning some of their collectors advancing money in the country to buy tin. Upon hearing Mr. Ryly and Mr. Aynstis my … Excise] collectors will always answer punctually in the country as has been accustomed in other cases. Mr. Aynstis …
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… to the Swiss Cantons, to agree with a banquer in that country who proposes the making a loan to her Majesty for as …
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… of the Commissioners for the Salt Duties, to go into the country for six weeks or two months according to his memorial … be but that none of them should have any directions in the country to receive [Taxes] till they produce their … the Land Tax [for each respective county and place] in the country is read not to permit the late Receivers of the Land …
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… encouragement to the circulating of Exchequer Bills in the country by a ready exchanging of them when desired; and also …
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… to have been raised by the said Sub-Commissioners in the country in each of those years as the annual revenue of that … without warrant to the several Sub-Commissioners in the country in each of the said years over and above their …
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… the London Excise to pay in their 50,000 l.: also to the country Farmers to pay in the remainder of their 100,000 l. … and Durham. Sir William Doyly to have leave to go into the country for the holidays. Write Col. Kirby to pay in his … Solicitor [of the Excise] to let the new Farmers of the country Excise know that my Lords desire their [advance] …
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… Excise to allow interest to be paid to the Farmers of the country Excise for their quarter's advance in the late … from the King. John Collins's petition read concerning his country Excise account. Nothing to be done in it. Petition … in about what is paid or unpaid of the 100,000 l. on the country Excise. [Informs my Lords] that there's but about …