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Calendar of Treasury Books
… Swindley Rails from the open forest are for the most part broke down and carried away, the rest rotten and decayed, and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to commence as from 11 Jan. 171011, when the Regiment was broke. Major Thomas Browne 5 0 Capt. Thomas Csar 4 0 Capt. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… after intimation that any of the said Regiments were to be broke and whether any collusive bargains have been made in …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Sir Daniel Carroll's [O'Carroll's] Regiment. When it was broke he was destitute of subsistence having received no pay … to the Duke of Ormonde after the Regiment he served in was broke, where he lost to the value of 300 l.: his three …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Crown at Michaelmas 1701 but the fences were soon after broke down and the country let in. Warrants not Relating to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… brother John and one James Braine and Dean Cook) are all broke. Robert Wise hath been a very great and fair trader and … by Count de Paulin [Paulen], but when said Regiment was broke he was by some mistake allowed only 1 s. a day in the … of February last a great many trees were blown down and broke and spoiled to the value of 2,473 l. 9 s. 4 d.: …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Serjeants and others belonging to the Regiments which were broke in England; for subsistence. Ibid., p. 370. T. Harley …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… are cleared) to 1698 September and October (when they were broke): viz. of the first Regiment Lieutenants Browne, … of the Marine Regiments, their executors etc., that were broke in 1698; as in full of their pay. Ibid., p. 280. Same …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Dispatch, Fly. Sloops: Bonetta, Wolf, Whiting, Assurance (broke up). Yachts: Isle of Wight, Shoreham prize, Seaford, … Lively, Diligence, Cruizer, Discovery. Hoy: Unity (broke up). Sloops: Weazel, Merlin. Hulk: Saudodoes (sunk for a breakwater), French Ruby (broke up). Hoys: Unity, Transporter, Flemish Longboat, Sophia …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the petitioners pay from the time their Regiments were broke in Portugal until their arrival in England. Please …