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5, ROYAL OPERA ARCADE
4. Authority to Aiderman Morris and Mr Clayton granting
them £37, 6s. 8d. for their own use. Countersigned
by C. Bickerstafle. Folio. 23 Feb. 1670.
5. Indenture on Vellum. The Duke’s Letter of Attorney
to Sir Robt. Clayton and others, empowering them
to contract leases, etc. Large folio. 6 Mar. 1671.
6. Sir Robert Clayton’s Directions about the Duke’s
business. Folio. 1671.
7. “ A note of the two Leases,” i.e. the aulnage of Essex
and Suffolk and town of Colchester for seven years
unto Andrew Freemantle, and the aulnage of
Gloucester County and City, and Bristol for seven
years, unto Sir Richard Napier. Folio. July 1670.
8. Asking when the Deeds and money will be ready. 4to.
14 Feb. 1670-1.
9. Requesting the business above-mentioned be settled
immediately. 4to. 18 Feb. 1670-1.
10. About ejectment declarations upon Duke’s yard. Etc.
4to. 19 June 1671.
11. Reminding him that they both have to go to the Lords
of the Treasury by Lord Ashley’s appointment. 4to.
Whitehall, 6 Feb. 1671-2.
12. Stopping the payment of £50 to the fringe-maker,
Henry Cookeman. Folio. 9 Mar. 1671-2.
13. Elsinore, 18 May 1672. Has had a very tedious voyage.
Asks him to go to the Treasury for his next quarter’s
money. “ Without money nothing is to bee done
here.” Folio.
14. Has written to Lords Shaftesbury and Clifford about
his money. 4to. Copenhagen, 25 May 1672.
15. Capt. Forster or Tilson will call on him for the rent of
his house in St Martin’s Lane and his house at New-
markett. 4to. Copenhagen, 1 June 1672.
16. Again asks for his allowance, and presents his humble
service to his Lady and “ my little mistress your
sister.” 4to. Copenhagen, 7 June 1672.
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4. Authority to Aiderman Morris and Mr Clayton granting
them £37, 6s. 8d. for their own use. Countersigned
by C. Bickerstafle. Folio. 23 Feb. 1670.
5. Indenture on Vellum. The Duke’s Letter of Attorney
to Sir Robt. Clayton and others, empowering them
to contract leases, etc. Large folio. 6 Mar. 1671.
6. Sir Robert Clayton’s Directions about the Duke’s
business. Folio. 1671.
7. “ A note of the two Leases,” i.e. the aulnage of Essex
and Suffolk and town of Colchester for seven years
unto Andrew Freemantle, and the aulnage of
Gloucester County and City, and Bristol for seven
years, unto Sir Richard Napier. Folio. July 1670.
8. Asking when the Deeds and money will be ready. 4to.
14 Feb. 1670-1.
9. Requesting the business above-mentioned be settled
immediately. 4to. 18 Feb. 1670-1.
10. About ejectment declarations upon Duke’s yard. Etc.
4to. 19 June 1671.
11. Reminding him that they both have to go to the Lords
of the Treasury by Lord Ashley’s appointment. 4to.
Whitehall, 6 Feb. 1671-2.
12. Stopping the payment of £50 to the fringe-maker,
Henry Cookeman. Folio. 9 Mar. 1671-2.
13. Elsinore, 18 May 1672. Has had a very tedious voyage.
Asks him to go to the Treasury for his next quarter’s
money. “ Without money nothing is to bee done
here.” Folio.
14. Has written to Lords Shaftesbury and Clifford about
his money. 4to. Copenhagen, 25 May 1672.
15. Capt. Forster or Tilson will call on him for the rent of
his house in St Martin’s Lane and his house at New-
markett. 4to. Copenhagen, 1 June 1672.
16. Again asks for his allowance, and presents his humble
service to his Lady and “ my little mistress your
sister.” 4to. Copenhagen, 7 June 1672.
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