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BERKSHIRE Windsor Reading Sir Thomas Higgons , knight , hath a pension of sool . per annum , and hath had 4,000l . in gifts : married to the earl of Bath's sister . Sir Francis Winnington , knight , Solicitor - General to the king ...
BERKSHIRE Windsor Reading Sir Thomas Higgons , knight , hath a pension of sool . per annum , and hath had 4,000l . in gifts : married to the earl of Bath's sister . Sir Francis Winnington , knight , Solicitor - General to the king ...
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The Customs let to farm for five years from Michaelmas 1662 at 390,000l . per annum , the king paying the patent fees to the officers and making such defalcations as are agreed by the grant 390,000 0 400,000 The revenue in lands and ...
The Customs let to farm for five years from Michaelmas 1662 at 390,000l . per annum , the king paying the patent fees to the officers and making such defalcations as are agreed by the grant 390,000 0 400,000 The revenue in lands and ...
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In the last four years of King Charles the Second the charge of the navy was never less than 400,000l . per annum . Household . In King Charles the Second's time computed at 107,000l . Ordnance . The ordnance was always paid 1,000l ...
In the last four years of King Charles the Second the charge of the navy was never less than 400,000l . per annum . Household . In King Charles the Second's time computed at 107,000l . Ordnance . The ordnance was always paid 1,000l ...
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| Título | English Historical Documents, Volumen 8 English Historical Documents, David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | David Charles Douglas |
| Editor | Oxford University Press, 1953 |
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