...restored, or confirmed to him in 1632, and again in 1636, as appears by the following document. GHAHLES R. Our will and pleasure is, That you forthwith prepare a bill for our signature, and to passe ye scale of our dutchy of Lancaster, conteining a grant for making and constituting...

...MlCKLETHWAITE. of Ireland. ROYAL GRANT TO ADDISON OF 1013 OZ. OF SILVER PLATE. May 8th, 17J8. GEORGE R. Our Will and Pleasure is, that you forthwith prepare a Bill for Our Royal signature to pass Our Privy Seal in these words or to this effect : GEORGE, by the Grace of God...

...WARRANTS FOE THE SALARIES OF SUNDERL.AND AND ADDISON AS SECRETARIES OF STATE. (£1850 per annum.) GEORGE R. Our Will and Pleasure is, that you forthwith prepare a Bill for Our Royal signature to pass Our Privy Seal, in these words or to this effect : George, by the Grace of...

...: AND WHEREAS our gracious intentions are to re-grant the said office to the said William Hogarth, our will and pleasure is, that you forthwith prepare a Bill for our royal signature, to pass our Great Seal of Great Britain, to revoke and determine the said recited...

...would be as shadow without a substance." On the next day, the King sent the following order : — " CHARLES R. — Our will and pleasure is that you forthwith prepare a draught of a proclamation, declaring the course of our proceedings upon the accusation of high treason...

...Blackwell, who are put down on an old map of London as being bankers on that spot in 1743. £17759 13*. 8d., the bond for the payment of which, bearing the autograph...a Bill for Our Royall Signature to pass Our great Scale in these words or to this effect. — CHARLES THE SECOND by the grace of God of England Scotland...

...for the payment of which, bearing the autograph of Charles R., countersigned by the Earl of Dauby, is still in the possession of Messrs. Praed. As it...in these words or to this effect. — CHARLES THE SECOND by the grace of God of England Scotland Ffrance and Ireland King Defend of the faith &ca To...

...BACKWF.LL, AFTER THE CLOSING OF THE EXCHEQUER IN 1672. (The original in the possession of CT Praed, Esq.) CHARLES R. Our Will and pleasure is that you forthwith...a Bill for Our Royall Signature to pass Our great Scale in these words or to this effect. — CHARLES THE SECOND by the grace of God of England Scotland...

...leave this miserable world. And yo' Ma" poore Pet' shall ever pray &c.' Pardon to Ambrose Rigg. Draft. Our Will and Pleasure is That you forthwith prepare a Bill for Our Royall Signature to passe Our Great Seale, containeing Our Gracious Pardon unto Ambrose Rigge Prisoner at Horsham Goale...

...by Stanhope, that it was thought advisable to abandon the attitude of passive indifference. GEORGE R. Our Will and Pleasure is, that you forthwith prepare a Bill for Our Royal Signature to pass Our Privy Seal in the Words or to the Effect following : George, by the Grace...