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Calendar of Treasury Books
… dismissed. John Lathbury as a tidesman at Topsham in Exeter port loco Richard Dark, deceased. Ralph Henville as a …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… William Johns as a stamps distributor in Cos. Devon and Exeter. They are now informed that he is put into no more …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… and 15 others and the city and county of the city of Exeter: petition reference dated March 5: report and sureties …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Johns be appointed sole distributor [of stamped paper] at Exeter. Ibid., p. 313. Treasury reference to the Customs …
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… Tavistock, Lifton and city and county of the city of Exeter: reference of petition and names of securities not …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of stamped paper, vellum and parchment for Devon and Exeter for misbehaving himself in relation to a late … petition of Benj. Robins, distributor of stamped paper in Exeter and Devon, alleging that all matters with which he is …
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… at Dartmouth 51 16 6 Charles Orchard, Collector at Exeter 120 11 2 Daniel Gwynn, Collector at Falmouth 20 2 6 … of [Hants] in 1696 250 Charles Orchard, Collector at Exeter, paid George Courtney, Vice Admiral of Devon in 1697 … Wood, merchant, for part of co. Devon and the city of Exeter (the Hundreds or Divisions of Stanborough, Coleridge, …
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… Winchester, Llandaff, Worcester, Carlisle, Rochester, Exeter, Sarum, Bangor, Chester, Ely, Hereford, Lichfield & …
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… into the 5 Country Mints lately erected at Norwich, York, Exeter, Chester and Bristol to be new coined [in 1696] : the … of Israel Hayes' bond as late Comptroller of the Mint at Exeter pursuant to the Treasury Minute of 1698-9 Jan. 11. And …
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… Lady day last he delivered 13,000 l. to Richard Veale of Exeter merchant, he being reputed the most substantial man in … Harris and Jo[h]n Pyne and Tristram Whitter, merchants of Exeter, shewing that they were informed by the Deputy Collector [of Exeter port] they might by the Act of Navigation import …