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Folio 28: Translation of SP 91/25 f.26. Enclosed with SP 91/25 folio 21.
Catalogue reference: SP 91/25/28
Date: 1740
Folio 28: Translation of SP 91/25 f.26. Enclosed with SP 91/25 folio 21.
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Committee of Arrears
Catalogue reference: SP 28/268
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- 1644-1651
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Committee of Arrears
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This committee was first launched on 26 November 1642, when in compliance with an order of 14 November, the Lord Mayor and sheriffs of London appointed a committee representative of all the city wards to hold court at Weavers' Hall in Basinghall Street, and collect subscriptions for the cause of the Parliament by monthly payments from 1 December.
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