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Return of writs, oaths of JPs, 5 Geo II Trin: John Lawton, Essex; Lord Willoughby...
Catalogue reference: C 202/120/1
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- 1732-1733
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Return of writs, oaths of JPs, 5 Geo II Trin: John Lawton, Essex; Lord Willoughby de Broke, Staffordshire; John Pickering, Cheshire; Edward Hughes, Hertfordshire; Newsham Peers, Warwickshire; William Price, Flintshire; Lionel, earl of Dysert, Suffolk; Samuel Horsmanden, clerk, Essex.
Return of writs, oaths of JPs, 6 Geo II Mich: Richard Price, Essex; Henry Colclough, Staffordshire; Robert Hickes, Hertfordshire; Walter Bagott, baronet, Staffordshire; Edward Sneyd, Staffordshire; John Treise, Cornwall; Robert Hucks, Oxfordshire; Lord Carbery, Hampshire; Thomas Tower, Hertfordshire; Thomas Tower, Buckinghamshire; Edmund Thomas, Herefordshire.
Return of writs, oaths of JPs, 6 Geo II Hil: William Kynaston, Shropshire; George Smith, Norfolk.
Return of writs, oaths, masters extraordinary in Chancery, 5 Geo II Trin: Edmund Hooke; John Kerly; Richard Morse; William Nott.
Return of writs, oaths, masters extraordinary in Chancery, 6 Geo II Mich: Nathaniel Carpenter; James Bernard; Peter Gaye.
Return of writs, oaths, masters extraordinary in Chancery, 6 Geo II Hil: Robert Martyn; Abraham Shuldham; Goodchild Clarke; William Horner; Richard Kempe; Martin Davis.
Return of writs, oaths, sheriffs, 6 Geo II Mich: Thomas Condon, Yorkshire.
Return of writs, ad quod damnum, 5 Geo II Trin: A.L. Swymer, market at Mold, Flintshire.
Return of writs, ad quod damnum, 6 Geo II Hil: Thomas Kay, road in Godmersham, Kent; mayor and burgesses of Derby, fairs, Derbyshire.
Return of writs, appointments, 5 Geo II Trin: Lewis Rye as coroner, Northamptonshire.
Return of writs, appointments, 6 Geo II Hil: Thomas Reeve as sergeant-at-law; Martin Wright as sergeant-at-law
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- Trade and commerce
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