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Pocklington, John Shaw.

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Pocklington, John

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Pocklington, John, Baron of Irish Exchequer

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/222284659

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/702177536

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http://viaf.org/viaf/61898810

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/047-001877462

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Pocklington, John Shaw.

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Papers. 1919-1986.

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Pocklington, John Shaw. Papers.

Title: Papers. 1919-1986.

Certificets re his association with advertising (1919-1937); history of Sandovers (1881-1971); copies of "Alpha link", published by Harris, Searle & Sandover for their staff and customers and edited by J.S. Pocklington (1925-1929); scrapbooks concerning Model Homes Committee Building Revival Campaign (1933) and Bill Read's attempt, organised by Pocklington, to cycle solo from Perth to Sydney; submission on Kwinana Freeway Extension.

ArchivalResource: 10 cm.

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Pocklington, John

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Vol. DXXXIX (ff. 196). 1712- June 1715.includes:f. 1 John Evans, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath: Letter to: 171[1/2?].ff. 3-4b Robert Molesworth, 1st Viscount Molesworth (1716); Ambassador to Denmark: Autobiographical note: circ. [1712?].: ... 1712-Jun 1715

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Vol. DXXXIX (ff. 196). 1712-June 1715.includes:f. 1 John Evans, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath: Letter to: 171[1/2?].ff. 3-4b Robert Molesworth, 1st Viscount Molesworth (1716); Ambassador to Denmark: Autobiographical note: circ. [1712?].: ...

Title: Vol. DXXXIX (ff. 196). 1712- June 1715.includes:f. 1 John Evans, Bishop of Bangor and (1716) of Meath: Letter to: 171[1/2?].ff. 3-4b Robert Molesworth, 1st Viscount Molesworth (1716); Ambassador to Denmark: Autobiographical note: circ. [1712?].: ... 1712-Jun 1715

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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Pocklington, John

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[Journal of the House of Lords], [1640/1 Mar 10 - 1641 Jun 17].

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England and Wales. Parliament (1640). House of Lords. [Journal of the House of Lords], [1640/1 Mar 10 - 1641 Jun 17].

Title: [Journal of the House of Lords], [1640/1 Mar 10 - 1641 Jun 17].

Manuscript, in a single secretary hand, of a chronological journal of proceedings in the House of Lords, including bills, resolutions, committee appointments, and orders of the house. Several entries describe the House of Lords' receiption of a letter from King Charles I concerning his bill of attainder against Thomas Wentworth, Earl of Strafford and his request for imprisonment rather than death for the earl. Other entries note the appointment of a committee to review the forts of the kingdom as well as their commanders; an order to burn books denying the Sabbath by Dr. John Pocklington; and an order against Henry Munday, a Catholic priest who attempted to leave England using a counterfeit passport and who refused to take the oath of allegiance. The manuscript also records the passing of an act to prevent the unlawful mixing of wines; an act for restraining bishops and others of the clergy from involvement in secular affairs; and an act for the pressing of mariners into service; and several entries discuss the closing of the ports and the concern of an invasion by France.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (ca. 500 p.) ; 30 x 20 cm.

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Pocklington, John Shaw.

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Harris, Scarfe and Sandovers Limited

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Harris, Scarfe and Sandovers Limited
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Pocklington, John

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England and Wales. Parliament (1640). House of Lords.

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England and Wales. Parliament (1640). House of Lords.
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Australia--Western Australia

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Cloghnikilty, Cork

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Ireland, Europe

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Dublin, Ireland

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Pocklington, John Shaw.

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Pocklington, John

Pocklington, John Shaw.

Pocklington, John

Pocklington, John, Baron of Irish Exchequer

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Cloghnikilty, Cork

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Dublin, Ireland

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