Archaeologic Americana. Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society, Volume 12 |
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... Lords and Proprietors of the fame Territories , Limits and places aforfaid , and of all other the remiffes , with expels pro hibition to all other the Subjects of Dur faid Royal 21other to Trade to the parts aforfaid . And whereas at ...
... Lords and Proprietors of the fame Territories , Limits and places aforfaid , and of all other the remiffes , with expels pro hibition to all other the Subjects of Dur faid Royal 21other to Trade to the parts aforfaid . And whereas at ...
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... Lords Justices during the King's absence from England . The great mass of orders in council , which were occasionally issued as broad- sides , but generally are found only in manuscript entries , are not included . These are now being ...
... Lords Justices during the King's absence from England . The great mass of orders in council , which were occasionally issued as broad- sides , but generally are found only in manuscript entries , are not included . These are now being ...
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... Lords Lieutenants of Ireland , which repeat verbatim the English orders in council . From the early days of English history , proclamations were issued by the Crown to make known to the people new acts or regulations or declarations of ...
... Lords Lieutenants of Ireland , which repeat verbatim the English orders in council . From the early days of English history , proclamations were issued by the Crown to make known to the people new acts or regulations or declarations of ...
Page ix
... Lord Chancellor is paid in the Hanaper . His bills for quantitys furnished to the Secretary's office are attested by the Secretaries respectively & those to the Council office by the Clerks there . " ( S.P.D. Entry Book 72 , p . 219 ...
... Lord Chancellor is paid in the Hanaper . His bills for quantitys furnished to the Secretary's office are attested by the Secretaries respectively & those to the Council office by the Clerks there . " ( S.P.D. Entry Book 72 , p . 219 ...
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... Lord Crawford's Library , Haigh Hall . D. H. Devonshire House , London ( Friends ' Historical Society ) . Dalk . Dalkeith Palace ( Duke of Buccleuch ) , Scotland . Dubl . Dublin Public Record Office . Guild . Guildhall Library , London ...
... Lord Crawford's Library , Haigh Hall . D. H. Devonshire House , London ( Friends ' Historical Society ) . Dalk . Dalkeith Palace ( Duke of Buccleuch ) , Scotland . Dubl . Dublin Public Record Office . Guild . Guildhall Library , London ...
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Page 163 - And we do hereby require and command all our governors, lieutenant governors, magistrates, officers, and all other our good subjects, within our said colonies and plantations, to observe and obey our directions herein, as they tender our displeasure: Given at our castle at Windsor, the eighteenth day of June, 1704, in the third year of our reign.