Copy of a warrant from Charles II. to the duke of Ormonde, for the payment of compensation to sir Robert Southwell for lands taken for the erection of a fort at Rincorran, with a copy of a reference of the same from the duke to sir John Temple, solicitor general, the report of the latter, and the duke's order thereupon
MS. Rawl. A. 236, fols. 127, 130, 131
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Copy of a warrant from Charles II. to the duke of Ormonde, for the payment of compensation to sir Robert Southwell for lands taken for the erection of a fort at Rincorran, with a copy of a reference of the same from the duke to sir John Temple, solicitor general, the report of the latter, and the duke's order thereupon
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MS. Rawl. A. 236, fols. 127, 130, 131
Summary
Copy of a warrant from Charles II. to the duke of Ormonde, for the payment of compensation to sir Robert Southwell for lands taken for the erection of a fort at Rincorran, 14 Mar 1679; with a copy of a reference of the same from the duke to sir John Temple, solicitor general, the report of the latter, and the duke's order thereupon, 23 Feb 1681.
Date
14 Mar 1679 and 23 Feb 1681
Language
English
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Rawlinson A: English History
Papers relating to Richard, earl of Ranelagh, and to the vice-treasury of Ireland
Copy of a warrant from Charles II. to the duke of Ormonde, for the payment of compensation to sir Robert Southwell for lands taken for the erection of a fort at Rincorran, with a copy of a reference of the same from the duke to sir John Temple, solicitor general, the report of the latter, and the duke's order thereupon
