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Calendar of Treasury Books
… crowns as by Treaty of 17 May 1703 4,761 18 1 1/7 King of Prussia, two thirds of 37,500 crowns towards subsisting his …
Calendar of Treasury books
… 0 0 arrears of subsidies paid to the Kings of Denmark and Prussia (to be deducted as above) 6,675 10 7 money due to … to William Burroughs for forage delivered to the King of Prussia's Army in Limbourg, Nov. 1712 to April 1713 4,418 11 … 6 8 arrears of Subsidies paid to the Kings of Denmark and Prussia; to be deducted as above, but here allowed 6,675 10 7 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the Queen's share of the several subsidies to the King of Prussia and agio of the pay of Prussians and for their bread …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… in the year 1708 361 1 9 to the troops of the King of Prussia, viz. in full of Queen Anne's share of the losses … Queen as by the Treaty of 7 May 1702 5,952 7 8 the King of Prussia in full of Queen Anne's share of 12 months' subsidy … as by Treaty dated 15 June 1701 37,500 0 0 to the King of Prussia for extraordinary forage and bread [and for agio], …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… service, detailed, viz.: eight horses for the King of Prussia; six padds for the Queen of Spain; eight saddle … the charge of transporting the horses sent to the King of Prussia and to the Queen of Spain 2,897 6 1 money paid as the …
Calendar of Treasury books
… the Duke of Bolton, the Duke of Kent and the Queen of Prussia, 400 l.; with 30 l. for office fees 430 0 0 John …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Emperor of Russia, and Frederic William, King of Prussia, with the veteran Blucher and other distinguished …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… is chiefly imported from Russia, Brabant, Holland, and Prussia, and the quantity landed at Dundee annually during …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… case and desk maker to the Royal Family, the King of Prussia and his Serene Highness the hereditary Prince of …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, East Indies, China and Persia
… here, but had passed from Spain into Persia, through Prussia and Muscovy, and had never come into England had not …