Item
Duplicate of SP 42/111/59
Catalogue reference: SP 42/111/65
Date: [1693]
Duplicate of SP 42/111/59
Item
[Brigadier] Hill to St John: the westerly wind has abated and General Seamore's regiment...
Catalogue reference: SP 42/68/41
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- 1711 April 22
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[Brigadier] Hill to St John: the westerly wind has abated and General Seamore's regiment is embarking. He encloses a copy of his letter on the French money due to Kirk's and Kane's regiments. Dated at Portsmouth. No. 41
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