Warrants for the Payment of Money: 1743, January-March

Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers, Volume 5, 1742-1745. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1903.

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'Warrants for the Payment of Money: 1743, January-March', in Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers, Volume 5, 1742-1745, ed. William A Shaw( London, 1903), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/cal-treasury-books-papers/vol5/pp388-401 [accessed 23 November 2024].

1743, January–March


1742.

TABLE II.
Warrants, Orders, Privy Seals and Sign Manuals relating to the Payment of Money.
1742–3.
Date.	Payee.	Amount.			The Account on which the Order or Warrant is made	Reference.
		£	s.	d.
1742. Nov. 15	William Emerson, Keeper of the Gate in Hyde Park.	65	0	0	Watering the road from said gate to Kensington Palace, 1742. Summer season.	Money Book XLI p. 144.
1742–3. Jan. 3	Sir Charles Wager, Treasurer of the Navy.	1,000,000	0	0	Imprest for the Navy and Victualling.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 135.
	John Plumptre, Treasurer of the Ordnance.	150,000	0	0	Same for the Ordnance - -	Ibid.
	Thomas Winnington, Cofferer of the Household.	100,000	0	0	Same for the ordinary and extraordinary expense of the Household.	Ibid, p. 136.
Jan. 4	Luke Gardiner	5,348	11	4½	Charges of transporting from Ireland 7 regiments due to Alderman John Maccarell. Appending:—Said Gardiner's petition and detailed bill certified.	Ibid, XXXV. pp. 132–4.
	Rob. Robinson -	250	0	0	1741, Xmas quarter - -	Order Book XVII. p. 365.
Jan. 5	House Duties establishment	682	10	0	1742, Xmas quarter, salary and incidents bills.	Money Book XLI. pp. 52, 127.
		150	1	5½	1742, Xmas quarter, salary and incidents bills.	Money Book XLI. pp. 52, 127.
	Lord Masham, King's Remembrancer in the Exchequer.	437	8	10	1 year to 1742, Xmas, for parchment books for Customs in the outports and London port.	Ibid, p. 174.
		54	2	6	1 year to 1742, Xmas, for parchment books for Customs in the outports and London port.	Ibid, p. 174.
	James Glen -	200	0	0	1742, Xmas quarter as Governor, &c., of South Carolina.	Order Book XVII. p. 312.
Jan. 10	Arthur Onslow -	500	0	0	100 days as Speaker of the House of Commons to 1742–3, Jan. 4.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 137.
Jan. 11	Anne, Countess Dowager of Strafford, administratrix of Thomas late Earl of Strafford.	839	11	1¼	Farm of Post Fines for the year ended 1742. Sept. 29. answered direct to the Crown by the sheriffs in excess of the late Earl of Strafford's farm of same. Prefixing:— certificate.	Money Book XLI.p. 179–80.
	Thomas Ripley, Keeper of the King s private roads, &c.	97	6	8	1 year to 1742, June 23 Appending:—Lord Chamberlain's certificate.	Ibid, pp. 186–7.
	William Cowper - -	46	16	8	1741, Xmas quarter, salary -	Ibid, p. 92.
	Thomas Odell -	50	0	0	Same, same - - -	Ibid.
Jan. 11	Thomas Lowther	2,000	0	0	His Majesty's Special Service.	Money Book XLI. p. 83.
	Civil List, Scotland -	8,911	1	2	1742, Xmas quarter -	North Britain Booh XIII. pp. 350–3.
	Salt establishment, ibid.	750	0	0	Same quarter, salary bill -	Ibid, pp. 354–6.
	Customs establishment, ibid.	4,900	12	0	Same, same - -	Ibid, pp. 357–69.
Jan. 13	Duke of St. Albans -	20	0	0	For 1742, winter season, for hay for the deer in Old Windsor Walk.	Money Book XLI. p. 180.
	Col. Humphrey Bland; Brig. Gen. Archibald Hamilton.	2,160	0	0	Levy money for 144 horses and accoutrements to mount the additional men of their regiments.	King's Warrant Book XXXV p. 139.
	Col. Humphrey Bland; Brig. Gen. Archibald Hamilton.	each.				King's Warrant Book XXXV p. 139.
	King of Sweden, as Landgrave of Hesse Cassel.	9,023	8	9	1742, Xmas quarter, on the subsidy of 150,000 Crowns as by the treaty of 1740, May 9.	Ibid.
	Ernest,Baron Steinberg, who is authorised to to receive same.	139,313	5	0	Levy money for the troops of Hanover, in the pay of Great Britain, viz. 4,692 horse and 8,127 foot.	Ibid, p. 141.
	John Selwyn, senr., Treasurer to the late Queen.	662	16	8	1742, Lady Day quarter, salaries, &c. for Richmond Lodge, and fees thereon. Appending:—Account.	Ibid, pp. 142–3.
	John Selwyn, senr., Treasurer to the late Queen.	44	16	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, salaries, &c. for Richmond Lodge, and fees thereon. Appending:—Account.	Ibid, pp. 142–3.
	John Gore - -	50,000	0	0	For bills of exchange for the Queen of Hungary,	Ibid, p. 54.
Jan. 14	George Gamier, Apothecary General of the Army.	863	4	2	Medicine, materials, and utensils provided for the hospital in Ghent.	Ibid, p. 140.
	Same - - -	1,079	5	5	Same for same at Jamaica, and for the Independent Company in New Providence.	Ibid.
	Same - - -	1,615	9	6	Same for same in Flanders -	Ibid, p. 141.
Jan. 15	Bank of England -	70,000	0	0	1 year to 1743. June 24, being 4per cent. on 1,750,000l. out of the duty on coals continued anno 1728.	Order Book XVII. p. 167.
Jan. 17	Duke of Richmond, Master of the Horse.	10,000	0	0	Extraordinaries of the Stables.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 138.
Jan. 18	Thomas Lowther -	800	0	0	To answer a bill of exchange drawn from Stockholm by Melchior Guy Dickens.	Ibid, p. 137.
	John Selwyn, junr.	4,029	17	1	1742, Lady day quarter for the late Queen s servants.	Ibid, p. 138.
	Earl of Jersey -	416	13	4	Same quarter as Warden Chief Justice, and Justice in Eyre Trent South.	Money Book XLI. p. 125; Order Book XVII. p. 262.
		(? 375l.)				Money Book XLI. p. 125; Order Book XVII. p. 262.
	Lord Abergavenny -	175	0	0	Same as Master of the Jewels	Money Book ibid.
	John, Lord Hervey -	653	15	0	Same as [late] Privy Seal -	Ibid, pp. 126. 186
		182	10	0	Same as [late] Privy Seal -	Ibid, pp. 126. 186
Jan. 18	Duke of Grafton - -	750	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, pension.	Money Book XLI. p. 126.
	Earl of Harrington -	1,000	0	0	1742, June 24 quarter, as President of the Privy Council.	Ibid, p. 127.
	Augustus Schutz, Master of the Robes.	528	16	3	1742, Lady Day quarter's expense of the Office of Robes.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 144.
	William Ellis -	850	0	0	Royal bounty -	Ibid.
	Viscount Weymouth. Keeper of Hyde Park.	100	0	0	1742, Lady Day for keepers, &c., hay, &c., of said park.	Money Book XLI. p. 5.
	Same as Ranger and Keeper of St. James's Park.	222	8	9	Same, for salaries. &c., for said park.	Ibid.
	Four Clerks of the Privy Council.	62	10	0	Same, salaries and for attending Plantation business.	Ibid, p. 6.
	Four Clerks of the Privy Council.	25	0	0	Same, salaries and for attending Plantation business.	Ibid, p. 6.
		each.
	Duke of Dorset -	385	0	0	1742. Sept. 29 quarter's annuity.	Ibid, p. 7.
	Same - -	275	0	0	Same quarter as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports.	Ibid.
	Duke of Bolton -	300	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter's annuity.	Ibid, p. 8.
	Earl of Warwick -	200	0	0	Same, same - -	Ibid.
	Duke of St. Albans -	343	2	6	Same, fees. &c., as Master of the Hawks.	Ibid. p. 9.
	Same - -	250	0	0	Same quarter's pension - -	Ibid.
	Robert Trevor, Envoy, &c., to the States General.	720	0	0	Same, ordinary and one bill of extras detailed.	Ibid, p. 181.
	Robert Trevor, Envoy, &c., to the States General.	150	0	0	Same, ordinary and one bill of extras detailed.	Ibid, p. 181.
Jan. 25	Hawkers and Pedlars establishment.	470	0	0	1742, Xmas quarter's salary bill for officers,	Ibid, p. 135.
	Corporation of Lyme Regis.	50	0	0	Half-year due 1742, Sept. 29, on the annuity, for. the “Cobb” pier.	Ibid, p. 187.
	Wine Licence establishment.	577	10	0	1742, Xmas quarter, salary and incident bills.	Ibid, pp. 62, 63.
	Wine Licence establishment.	42	10	10	1742, Xmas quarter, salary and incident bills.	Ibid, pp. 62, 63.
	Excise establishment, Scotland.	1,882	4	10¼	Same quarter's salary bill -	North Britain Book XIII. pp. 370–2.
	Thomas Lowther	300	0	0	To answer a bill of exchange drawn by Sir Cyril Wych, at St. Petersburg.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 145.
	Thomas Revell -	4,719	12	4½	Victualling Gibraltar. 1742, August. 9 to Oct. 3, and additional allowance on same. Appending:—Report and lists.	Ibid, pp. 145–7.
		674	4	7½	Victualling Gibraltar. 1742, August. 9 to Oct. 3, and additional allowance on same. Appending:—Report and lists.	Ibid, pp. 145–7.
	Messrs. Burrell and Bristow.	1,519	4	10	Victualling regiments in Minorca with salt beef 1742, August 25 to Oct. 24. Appending:— Report.	Ibid, pp. 147–8.
	Henry Pelham, Paymaster of the Forces.	400,000	0	0	Further imprest for tho forces, anno 1743.	Ibid, p. 131.
	Bank of England -	20,000	0	0	1 year to 1743, Michaelmas, on 500,000l., part left unredeemed of 2,000.000l. in Exchequer bills under 11 Geo. I.	Order Book XVII. p. 79.
Jan. 27	Thomas Villiers - -	300	0	0	Equipage, on his employ at the Courts of several Princes of Germany.	Money of Book XLI. p. 187.
	Excise establishment, Scotland.	783	11	2½	1742. Xmas quarter's incidents bill.	North Britain Book XIII. pp. 372–4.
	Duke of Montagu, Master of the Great Wardrobe.	20,000	0	0	Imprest for the service of the Great Wardrobe.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 150.
Jan. 28	John Burnaby, minister to the Swiss Cantons.	3l. a day and 300l.			Ordinary to date from 1742–3, Jan. 3, and equipage.	Ibid, p. 151.
Feb. 1	Post Office establishment, General and Penny.	2,151	15	8	1742, June 24 and Sept. 29, and Xmas quarters' salary bills.	Money Book XLI. p. 15.
		529	14	5½	1742, June 24 and Sept. 29, and Xmas quarters' salary bills.	Money Book XLI. p. 15.
		2,151	15	8	1742, June 24 and Sept. 29, and Xmas quarters' salary bills.	Money Book XLI. p. 15.
		529	14	5½	1742, June 24 and Sept. 29, and Xmas quarters' salary bills.	Money Book XLI. p. 15.
		2,151	15	8	1742, June 24 and Sept. 29, and Xmas quarters' salary bills.	Money Book XLI. p. 15.
		529	14	5½	1742, June 24 and Sept. 29, and Xmas quarters' salary bills.	Money Book XLI. p. 15.
	Same - - -	2,629	4	11	1742, Lady Day and Midsummer quarter's incidents.	Ibid, pp. 188–90.
		1,756	10	8	1742, Lady Day and Midsummer quarter's incidents.	Ibid, pp. 188–90.
[?]	John Smith and Samuel Smith, deputy Chamberlains of the Exchequer Court.	151	11	4	Allowance on 1,515 670l. 19s. 9½d., paid into the Exchequer for the year ended 1741, Xmas, by the Receiver General of Customs. Prefixing:—Certificate.	Ibid, p. 191.
Feb. 1	Hugh Andrews and John Spencer.	22	10	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, as Keepers of the Council Chamber, and for attending Plantation business.	Ibid, p. 132.
		18	5	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, as Keepers of the Council Chamber, and for attending Plantation business.	Ibid, p. 132.
	Henry, Earl of Lincoln.	1,000	0	0	As a Gentleman of the Bedchamber, loco William, Earl of Essex, deceased, to date from 1742–3, Jan. 21.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. pp. 150–1.
		per an.				King's Warrant Book XXXV. pp. 150–1.
Feb. 3	Lord Tyrawley, late Envoy Extraordinary to Portugal.	200	0	0	1741, June 24 to August 17, on his ordinary. Appending:—Certificate of the ceasing of said ordinary on said date.	Money Book XLI. pp. 191–2.
Feb. 4	John Lethieullier, Remembrancer of London	98	14	0	City [Corporation wine] impost for the year to 1742, Xmas.	Ibid, p. 193.
	John Burnaby, Minister Plenipotentiary to the Swiss Cantons.	273	0	0	1 quarter in advance on his ordinary; and equipage.	Ibid, p. 187.
		300	0	0	1 quarter in advance on his ordinary; and equipage.	Ibid, p. 187.
Feb. 8	John Tinker, Governor of the Bahamas.	456	5	0	Allowance for provisioning his independent company, 1741, Dec. 25 to 1742, Dec. 25. Appending:—Report.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. pp. 152–3.
	Henry Pelham, Paymaster General of the Forces.	500,000	0	0	Imprest for the support of the House of Austria as by the resolution of the Commons of 1742–3, Jan. 21.	Ibid, pp. 153–4.
	Charles Hanbury Williams.	206,253	15	0	Imprest for 11,550 marines, anno 1743.	Ibid, pp. 154–5.
Feb. 9	Charles Compton,Envoy Extraordinary to Portugal.	920	0	0	Half-year to 1742, Xmas, on his ordinary.	Money Book XLI. p. 192.
Feb. 10	Thomas Mathews, Vice-Admiral of the Red, and Commander in Chief of the fleet in the Mediterranean.	3	0	0	Ordinary on his appointment as Commissary and Plenipotentiary for the affairs of Italy, to date from 1741–2, March 12.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. pp. 179–80.
		per diem.				King's Warrant Book XXXV. pp. 179–80.
Feb. 12	Rogers Holland and 4 others detailed.	100	0	0	1742, Trinity term as Welsh Justices.	Order Book XVII. p. 420
	Rogers Holland and 4 others detailed.	each.			1742, Trinity term as Welsh Justices.	Order Book XVII. p. 420
Feb. 14	William Baker -	4,203	18	132/47	In further part of 20.000l. for expenses by the fire at Charleston, Carolina. Appending:—List of tire certificates (of sufferers by said fire).	King's Warrant Book XXXV. pp. 156–7.
Feb. 15	John Eggington - -	5	10	9	Duties on liquors destroyed by fire. Prefixing:—Excise Commissioners' report.	Warrant not relating to Money XXVII p. 111.
	Bank of England for circulating Exchequer bills.	21,256	4	7	3 months to 1742–3, Jan. 24. Appending:—Statement of said bills outstanding.	Money Book XLI. p. 85.
	Marianne Tournie and Magdeleane Tournie.	25	0	0	Pension in lieu of one to the like amount hitherto paid to their mother, Blanche Tournie, in the name of Blanch Fournier.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 158.
	Marianne Tournie and Magdeleane Tournie.	per an.				King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 158.
Feb. 17	Hawkers and Pedlars establishment.	214	3	6	Half-year to 1742, Xmas, incidents bill.	Money Book XLI. p. 193.
	John Scrope -	1,300	0	0	Secret Service -	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 158.
	Edward Finch -	500	0	0	As a Groom of the Bedchamber, to date from 1742, July 14.	Ibid, pp. 159–60.
		per an.			As a Groom of the Bedchamber, to date from 1742, July 14.
Feb. 21	Nathl. Gundry, a King's Counsel.	40	0	0	Dormant warrant for wages as such.	Money Book XLI. p. 195.
	Nathl. Gundry, a King's Counsel.	per an.			Dormant warrant for wages as such.	Money Book XLI. p. 195.
	John Pollen a Justice of Carmarthen. Pembroke and Cardigan.	400	0	0	Same for same from 1742, March 30.	Ibid.
	John Pollen a Justice of Carmarthen. Pembroke and Cardigan.	per an.			Same for same from 1742, March 30.
	Sir Dudley Rider, Attorney General, and his clerk, respectively.	105	0	0	1 year to 1742–3, Jan. 28. for attending the Board of Trade.	Ibid, p. 197.
		10	10	0	1 year to 1742–3, Jan. 28. for attending the Board of Trade.	Ibid, p. 197.
	Attorney General -	81	6	8	Same on his salary as such -	Ibid.
	John Sharpe -	1,000	0	0	Imprest for Crown law expenses	Ibid, p. 115.
Feb. 24	Sir Cyril Wich, Envoy Extraordinary to the Czarina of Muscovy.	450	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarters ordinary and 1 bill of extras, detailed.	Ibid. p. 198.
		650	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarters ordinary and 1 bill of extras, detailed.	Ibid. p. 198.
	Walter Titley, Envoy, &c., to the King of Denmark.	450	0	0	Same and 2 same, detailed (including expenses in attending the Danish Court in a progress through Fünen, Jutland, Scheswig and Holstein).	Ibid.
		100	0	0	Same and 2 same, detailed (including expenses in attending the Danish Court in a progress through Fünen, Jutland, Scheswig and Holstein).	Ibid.
		235	0	0	Same and 2 same, detailed (including expenses in attending the Danish Court in a progress through Fünen, Jutland, Scheswig and Holstein).	Ibid.
Feb. 24	Edward French, Envoy Extraord, and Plenip. to the Empress of Russia.	600	0	0	Ordinary, 1741–2, Jan. 9 to 1742, March 25, and one bill, of extras, detailed (including Richard Meggot's journey, express, from St. Petersburg to Hanover, with news of the battle of Wilmanstrand).	Money Book XLI. p. 199
		141	18	6	Ordinary, 1741–2, Jan. 9 to 1742, March 25, and one bill, of extras, detailed (including Richard Meggot's journey, express, from St. Petersburg to Hanover, with news of the battle of Wilmanstrand).	Money Book XLI. p. 199
	John, Earl of Hyndford, Envoy, &c., to Prussia.	720	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter's ordinary and 1 bill of extras, detailed.	Ibid.
	John, Earl of Hyndford, Envoy, &c., to Prussia.	108	8	0	1742, Lady Day quarter's ordinary and 1 bill of extras, detailed.	Ibid.
	Sir Thomas Robinson. Minister Plenipotentiary at Vienna.	450	0	0	Same and same, detailed (including his servant Nathan Draper's journey, Sept. 8, from Presburg to Breslau, and Dresden and back, and same on Feb. 14 last, from Vienna to Brünn, and Skalicz (“Scheletas”) and back via Brunn).	Ibid, p. 200.
	Sir Thomas Robinson. Minister Plenipotentiary at Vienna.	473	0	0	Same and same, detailed (including his servant Nathan Draper's journey, Sept. 8, from Presburg to Breslauand Dresden and back, and same on Feb. 14 last, from Vienna to Brünn, and Skalicz (“Scheletas”) and back via Brunn).	Ibid, p. 200.
	Thomas Villiers, Envoy Extraordinary to the King of Poland.	450	0	0	Same and same detailed (including mourning for the Empress Amelia, mother to the Queen of Poland).	Ibid. pp. 200 210.
	Thomas Villiers, Envoy Extraordinary to the King of Poland.	250	0	0	Same and same detailed (including mourning for the Empress Amelia, mother to the Queen of Poland).	Ibid. pp. 200 210.
	Melchior Guy Dickens. Resident in Sweden.	287	10	0	1 bill of extras, detailed -	Ibid, p. 201.
	James Cope, Resident with the Hanse Towns.	270	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarters ordinary and 1 bill of extras, detailed.	Ibid.
	James Cope, Resident with the Hanse Towns.	75	0	0	1742 Lady Day quarters ordinary and 1 bill of extras, detailed.	Ibid.
	Horatio Mann - -	270	0	0	Same ordinary as Resident to the Grand Duke of Tuscany.	Ibid, p. 202.
	Arthur Villettes - -	270	0	0	Same as Resident with the King of Sardinia.	Ibid.
	John Laye - -	90	0	0	Same, residing at Dunkirk	Ibid.
	Brinley Skinner - -	135	0	0	Same till provided for in His Majesty's service.	Ibid.
	John Burnaby Parker	125	0	0	Same, on his employ at Oporto	Ibid.
	Ambrose Stanyford -	150	0	0	Same as Agent and Consul General at Algiers.	Ibid, p. 203.
	William Reed - -	95	0	0	Same as Consul General at Tripoli.	Ibid.
	William Cayley - -	50	0	0	Same as Consul at Cadiz -	Ibid.
	Jonn Dean -	50	0	0	Same as same in Flanders -	Ibid.
	William Latton - -	62	10	6	One quarter to 1741–2, March 1, as same at Tetuan.	Ibid.
	Charles Holzendorff -	100	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter allowance.	Ibid.
	Monsieur Ignatius de Wasner, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Queen of Hungary.	150,000	0	0	In part of 500,000l. for support of the House of Austria and restoring the balance of power.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 162.
	Robert Cheeke, sheriff of Somerset.	40	0	0	Reward paid for arrest of Ambrose Davies, a felon.	Money Book XLI. p. 24.
March 1	Philip Sharpe, for the under clerks of the Privy Council.	200	0	0	One year to 1742 Xmas, for writing letters to the public offices, &c.	Ibid, p. 204.
March 1	John Sharpe, Solicitor for the affairs of the Treasury.	900	14	0	Rewards for convictors of street robbers. Appending:—List of same.	Money Book XLI. p. 205.
	Henry, Earl of Pembroke.	500	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, as Groom of the Stole.	Ibid, p. 206.
	Duke of Marlborough and 9 others, detailed, and the executors of the Earl of Essex.	250	0	0	Same quarter as Gentlemen of the Bedchamber.	Ibid.
		each.			Same quarter as Gentlemen of the Bedchamber.
	Sir Robert Rich and 5 others, detailed.	125	0	0	Same as Grooms of same	Ibid, p. 207.
	Sir Robert Rich and 5 others, detailed.	each.			Same as Grooms of same
	Sidney Beauclerk, esq., commonly called Lord Sidney Beauclerk.	150	0	0	Same quarter as Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.	Ibid.
	Earl of Stair, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the States General.	1,300	0	0	In full of 2,600 for ordinary. 1741–2, March 13 (day of departure) to 1742, Sept. 11, and 1 bill of extras, detailed. Appending:—Certificate of departure.	Ibid, p. 203,
		800	0	0	In full of 2,600 for ordinary. 1741–2, March 13 (day of departure) to 1742, Sept. 11, and 1 bill of extras, detailed. Appending:—Certificate of departure.	Ibid, p. 203,
	Anne Desmaizeaux, wife to Peter Desmaizeaux.	3s. 6d. a day.			Pension from date hereof on the Irish establishment, instead of one to the like amount hitherto paid to her husband, and which is henceforth to cease.	Irish Book IX. p. 388.
	Sir Charles Gilmour, Paymaster of Works.	40,000	0	0	Imprest for the service of the Works.	King's Warrant Book XXXV p. 163.
	Mathew Woodford -	828	0	0	Victualling Placentia and Annapolis, 1742, Oct. 1 to Dec. 31. Appending:—Report.	Ibid, p. 164.
	Thomas Revell -	1,263	12	2	Insurance on provisions sent to Gibraltar for 1 year to 1740–1, Jan. 25. Appending:—Report.	Ibid, p. 147.
	Same - -	4,665	3	8½1/7	Ordinary and additional allowance for victualling Gibraltar garrison for 2 months to 1742, Nov. 28. Appending:—Report and lists.	Ibid, pp. 165–7.
		313	1	11¾5/7	Ordinary and additional allowance for victualling Gibraltar garrison for 2 months to 1742, Nov. 28. Appending:—Report and lists.	Ibid, pp. 165–7.
March 2	Monsieur Jerome de Salis sent on special affairs to the Republic of the Grisons.	1,375	0	0	Ordinary as such, 1742, March 25 to Dec. 25. and equipage.	Ibid, p. 163.
		500	0	0	Ordinary as such, 1742, March 25 to Dec. 25. and equipage.	Ibid, p. 163.
	William Finch, Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.	600	0	0	Dormant warrant for salary as such, to date from 1742. July 13.	Ibid, pp. 169–70.
	William Finch, Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.	per an.
	The Commissioners for building Westminster Bridge.	10,000	0	0	To complete 20,000l. granted by Parliament in the last session for said work.	Ibid, p. 76.
March 3	Nicholas Hardinge, Clerk of the House of Commons.	1,000	0	0	Recompense for loss of fees by printing the Journals of said House.	Ibid, p. 167.
March 7	John Walker, Usher of the Exchequer Court.	226	16	4	Necessaries delivered for said Court, 1742. Hilary Term.	Order Book XVII. p. 493.
	Sir Clement Cotterell Dormer.	350	0	0	Royal presents to Baron Utterodt, Envoy Extra from Poland: and to Brigr. Burmania, Master of the Horse to the Prince of Orange, who came to notify birth of said Prince s daughter: both being on their departure.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 168.
	Sir Clement Cotterell Dormer.	300	0	0	Royal presents to Baron Utterodt, Envoy Extra.from Poland: and to Brigr. Burmania, Master of the Horse to the Prince of Orange, who came to notify birth of said Prince s daughter: both being on their departure.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 168.
		64	17	0	Royal presents to Baron Utterodt, Envoy Extra from Poland: and to Brigr. Burmania, Master of the Horse to the Prince of Orange, who came to notify birth of said Prince s daughter: both being on their departure.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 168.
March 8	Rogers Holland, Thomas Martin, John Trevor, John Pollen, Richard Carter,Henry Procter.	100	0	0	1742, Michaelmas and Hilary terms as Welsh Justices, viz: respectively 1st and 2nd Justices of Carnarvon, Merioneth, Anglesea: of Carmarthen, Pembroke. Cardigan: of Glamorgan, Brecon, Radnor.	Order Book XVIII. p. 9.
		each.				Order Book XVIII. p. 9.
	Commissioners for Trade	2,000	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter's salaries.	Money Book XLI. p. 44.
	Thomas Hill, Secretary to said Commissioners.	287	10	0	Same, salaries and incidents for office of Board of Trade.	Ibid, p. 45.
	Thomas Hill, Secretary to said Commissioners.	283	14	3¾	Same, salaries and incidents for office of Board of Trade.	Ibid, p. 45.
	William Peasley	20	0	0	Passage money as a minister to Newfoundland.	Ibid, p. 4.
March 10	Paymasters of Exchequer Bills.	1,779	13	5	Salaries and incidents, &c., of their office. Appending:—Their memorial.	Ibid, pp. 207–8.
	Ralph Jenison, Ranger of Swinley Lodge in Windsor Forest.	280	0	0	Allowance to him as such, 1740, Xmas, to 1742, Xmas: to be paid by Henry Legge out of wood sales.	Warrants not relating to Money XXVII. p. 124.
	Thomas Langthorn -	50	0	0	From the late sheriff of York, for Christ. Grigg's assault.	Ibid, p. 127.
	John Burnaby Parker -	450	10	0	Extraordinaries in the royal service at Oporto to 1742. Dec. 31.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 170.
	Sir Theodore Janssen -	130	0	0	Allowance to John Walton, for two quarters to 1742, Sept. 25, and fees thereon. Appending:—Note of Walton's receipts.	Ibid, pp. 170–1.
		130	0	0	Allowance to John Walton, for two quarters to 1742, Sept. 25, and fees thereon. Appending:—Note of Walton's receipts.	Ibid, pp. 170–1.
		30	4	0	Allowance to John Walton, for two quarters to 1742, Sept. 25, and fees thereon. Appending:—Note of Walton's receipts.	Ibid, pp. 170–1.
March 12	William Matthew -	300	0	0	1742, Xmas quarter as Governor, &c., of the Leeward Islands.	Order Book XVII. p. 305.
March 14	William Burridge -	616	10	3½	Overpayment by Samuel Burridge late Receiver General for part of Devon, to be immediately repaid back into the Exchequer.	Ibid, p. 495.
	Charles Hope -	100	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, annuity.	Money Book XLI. p. 89.
	Lord Balgony -	100	0	0	Same, allowance - -	Ibid.
	Alex. Lord Garlies -	200	0	0	Same, same -	Ibid.
	Mungo Haldane - -	100	0	0	Same, same - -	Ibid, p. 90.
Mar. 14	Thomas Grant	100	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, allowance.	Money Book XLI. p. 90.
	Earl of Findlater -	200	0	0	Same, same -	Ibid.
	Earl of Buchan -	100	0	0	Same, annuity -	Ibid, p. 91.
	Capt. George Munro -	100	0	0	Same, same -	Ibid.
	Earl of Hyndford	200	0	0	Same, allowance -	Ibid, p. 93.
	Earl of Sutherland and others.	700	0	0	Same, same ut supra, p. 190 -	Ibid.
	Lord Torpichen -	200	0	0	Same, allowance -	Ibid.
	Richard Bentley -	50	0	0	Same, salary as Keeper of the King's Libraries.	Ibid, p. 94.
	Samuel Long -	50	0	0	Same, same -	Ibid.
	Earl of Kintore -	50	0	0	Same, annuity -	Ibid.
	Martha Johnston	12	10	0	Same, pension -	Ibid, p. 96.
	George Turbill -	50	0	0	Same, salary as Keeper of records relating to Forfeited Estates, England.	Ibid.
	Charles Fitzroy - -	65	18	0	Half-year to same date, same-	Ibid.
	Poor ministers of Isle of Man.	25	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, annuity.	Ibid, p. 97.
	George Middleton -	150	0	0	Same, incidents for Lords of Police.	Ibid.
	Earl of Crawford et al.	425	0	0	Same, allowances ut supra, p. 191.	Ibid, p. 98.
	Robert Cotterell -	25	0	0	Same, salary - -	Ibid, p. 99.
	Charles Cotterell -	30	0	0	Same, same - -	Ibid.
	Sir Clement Cotterell Dormer.	50	0	0	Same, same - - -	Ibid.
	Same - -	25	0	0	Same, allowance - - -	Ibid, p. 103.
	Earl of Ilay and George Campbell.	50	0	0	Same, annuity for Lord William Forbes's children.	Ibid.
	Lord Bellenden - -	200	0	0	As heritable usher of the Exchequer Court, Scotland, in place of a salary of 300l. hitherto paid to James Stephen, deputy usher of same.	North Britain Book XIII. pp. 376–7.
		per an.				North Britain Book XIII. pp. 376–7.
	Archibald Tod -	100	0	0	As deputy to said Lord Bellenden in said office.	Ibid.
		per an.			As deputy to said Lord Bellenden in said office.
	Solomon Durell - -	500	0	0	Pension, to date from 1742–3, Feb. 11.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 171.
		per an.			Pension, to date from 1742–3, Feb. 11.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 171.
[?] (fn. 1)	Thomas Waite -	200	0	0	Same, to date from 1742–3, Feb. 11.	Ibid, p. 172.
		per an.			Same, to date from 1742–3, Feb. 11.
Mar. 15	Robert Robinson -	125	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, as Chief Judge of Civil Pleas at Gibraltar.	Money Book XLI. p. 231.
March 15	Salisbury Cade	1500	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, for the Band of Pensioners.	Money Book XLI. p. 66.
	Robert Smith	37	10	0	Same quarter as Master of Mechanics.	Ibid, p. 168.
	Corporation of Dartmouth Hardness.	10	0	0	Same, on their perpetuity	Ibid.
	Thomas Farrington	100	0	0	Same quarter, salary	Ibid, p. 88.
	Charles Shelley	75	0	0	Same, same	Ibid.
	Taxes Commissioners -	150	0	0	Same, same, and land tax incidents.	Ibid, pp. 91. 167.
		34	15	7½	Same, same, and land tax incidents.	Ibid, pp. 91. 167.
	Richard Bradley	75	0	0	Half-year to same date, salary	Ibid, p. 92.
	William Cowper -	46	16	8	1742 Lady Day quarter, salary	Ibid.
	Thomas Odell	50	0	0	Same, same	Ibid.
	Andrew Stone	40	0	0	Same, same	Ibid, p. 100.
	Sir Charles Dalton	50	0	0	Same, same	Ibid. p. 101.
	Duke of Montagu, Master of the Bath.	125	0	0	Same, for the officers of said Order.	Ibid.
	William Chetwynde -	100	0	0	Same, salary -	Ibid, p. 102
	Earl of Berkeley	52	10	0	Same, for Dean Forest officers	Ibid, p. 104.
	Engraver of Royal Seals.	12	10	0	Same, salary -	Ibid.
	Earl of Tylney -	67	10	0	Same, for Waltham Forest officers.	Ibid, p. 105.
	Peter Lord King- -	150	0	0	Same, salary -	Ibid, p. 106.
	Duke of St. Albans -	45	0	0	Same, as Governor of Windsor Castle.	Ibid.
	Edward Tizard and Thomas Bryer.	250	0	0	Half-year to same date, salary	Ibid, p. 107.
	Sergeants at Arms, detailed.	198	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, salary. &c.	Ibid.
	Kings and Heralds at Arms, et al., detailed.	201	8	5¾	Half-year to same date, same	Ibid, p. 108.
	Eton College	10	10	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, perpetuity.	Ibid.
	Dr. Russell Plumptree	10	0	0	Same, salary -	Ibid. p. 110
	Jane Kien -	75	0	0	Same, same	Ibid.
	Thomas Graham -	28	15	0	Same, same	Ibid, p. 111.
	Heirs of Col. Fairfax -	25	0	0	Same, perpetuity	Ibid, p. 112.
	Dr. Henry Brooke -	10	0	0	Same, salary -	Ibid, p. 113.
	Heirs of Nicholas Yates	25	0	0	Same, perpetuity	Ibid.
	Mayor of Macclesfield	25	0	0	Half-year to same date for a town preacher.	Ibid.
	Berwick Corporation	25	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter for Tweed Bridge.	Ibid, p. 114.
March 15	Dr. William Woodford	10	0	0	1742, Lady Day quarter, salary.	Money Book XLI. p. 114.
	Dr. Francis Dickens	10	0	0	Same, same	Ibid.
	Robert Smith - -	37	10	0	Same, same -	Ibid, p. 115.
	Edward Eyre -	20	0	0	1 year to 1742, Lady Day	Ibid, p. 208.
	First and second secondary of the Treasurer's Remembrancer's Office.	5	0	0	Same -	Ibid, p. 209.
		4	0	0	Same -	Ibid, p. 209.
	James Johnson, late sheriff of Carmarthen.	10	0	0	Reward paid by him after closing his accounts. Prefixing:—Certificate.	Ibid.
	John Ellys	66	7	6	Half-year to same date as keeper of the lions, &c., in the Tower.	Ibid, p. 210.
	Charles Frewen	26	13	4	1 year to same date as Brunswick Herald.	Ibid, p. 211.
	John Anstis, junr. -	26	13	4	Same, as Blanch Coursier -	Ibid.
	Lieut. Gen. Jasper Clayton, Commander in Chief in North Britain.	10s. a day.			Allowance for the attendance of an aide de camp to make up 2 aides de camp as usual for a Lieut. Gen. serving abroad; he being ordered to serve in Flanders.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 172.
	Henry Pelham, Paymaster of the Forces.	1,340,229	8	4¾	Imprest for the Guards garrisons and land forces, anno 1743, to complete 2,340,229l. 8s. 4¾d.	Ibid, p. 173.
March 16	John Sharpe, Solicitor for the affairs of the Treasury.	800	0	0	Proclamation rewards - - Appending:—Account of same.	Money Book XLI. p. 212.
March 17	Thomas Lowther	1,500	0	0	His Majesty's special service	Ibid, p. 83.
March 18	Sir Thomas Robinson -	500	0	0	1742, Xmas quarter as Capt. Gen., &c., of Barbados, &c.	Order Book XVII. p. 496.
March 22	Charles Compton, Envoy, &c., to Portugal.	75	0	0	3 bills of extras, detailed, for 3 quarters to 1742–3, Feb. 6 (in each bill an item of 30l. for intelligence).	Money Book XLI. p. 210.
		75	0	0	3 bills of extras, detailed, for 3 quarters to 1742–3, Feb. 6 (in each bill an item of 30l. for intelligence).	Money Book XLI. p. 210.
		75	0	0	3 bills of extras, detailed, for 3 quarters to 1742–3, Feb. 6 (in each bill an item of 30l. for intelligence).	Money Book XLI. p. 210.
	Daniel Prevereau -	300	0	0	To answer a bill of exchange drawn on Andrew Stone by Anthony Thompson at Paris for the King's special service.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 178.
	The Deputy Paymaster of the Forces in the Netherlands.	10,000	0	0	In bills on Amsterdam or Antwerp for bread and bread waggons.	Ibid, pp. 178–9.
March 24	Executors of the Duke of Ancaster.	26	18	4¼	1741, June 24 to Jan. 1 following, on which day he died, as Chief Justice in Eyre, Trent North.	Money Book XLI. p. 214.
	George, Earl of Cardigan.	9	6	3½	1741–2, Feb. 11 to 1742, March 25, as same.	Ibid.
Mar. 24	Richard Morley -	105	0	0	1743, Lady Day quarter, sorting records in the Receipt. Appending:—Certificate of work done in said quarter.	Money Book XLI. p. 154.
1743. Mar. 25	Lord Carteret, a principal Secretary of State.	3,000	0	0	Secret service -	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 232.
Mar. 26	William Mitford, Receiver General of Sussex.	485	7	2½	Over payment to be immediately repaid back into the Receipt.	Order Book XVII. p. 498.
Mar. 28	Henry Beeston, late Second Justice of Carmarthen, Pembroke and Cardigan.	28	9	10¼	1741–2, Feb. 12 to March 11, being the day on which he surrendered said office.	Ibid, p. 498.
	Horatio Walpole -	125	0	0	Half-year to 1743, Lady Day, as Auditor of the Plantations.	Ibid, p. 459.
Mar. 29	John Sharpe - -	336	6	0	1742, July 28 to 1743. Lady Day, as Solicitor for the Treasury.	Money Book XLI. p. 215.
	Hackney Coaches and Chairs establishment.	113	16	8	Incidents bill for 1743, Lady Day quarter.	Ibid, p. 216.
[?]	George, Earl of Cardigan.	25	0	0	1742. June 24 quarter, as Chief Justice, &c., Trent North.	Ibid.
Mar. 29	John Selwyn, junr., Treasurer and Receiver General to the Princesses Amelia and Caroline.	3,654	6	9¼	1743, Lady Day quarter's establishment for the Princesses Amelia and Caroline and Princesses Mary and Louisa.	Ibid, p. 152
		1,163	6	0	1743, Lady Day quarter's establishment for the Princesses Amelia and Caroline and Princesses Mary and Louisa.	Ibid, p. 152
	Duke of Cumberland -	3,000	0	0	Same quarter's establishment.	Ibid, p. 153.
	Clerks of the Treasury	300	0	0	Same quarter's salaries - -	Ibid, p. 122.
	Henry Ballowe and Abraham Farley.	40	0	0	1742, Michaelmas and Hilary terms, sorting and ordering records.	Order Book XVII. p. 398.
	John Beresford et al., clerks.	77	10	0	1743, Lady Day quarter, making up books of public revenue.	Money Book XLI. p. 19.
	Customs officers, London port.	8,687	10	9	Same quarter's salary bill -	Customs Book XV. p. 14.
	Same, outports -	12,879	6	2	Same - -	Ibid, p. 49.
	Robert Tape -	12	10	0	Same quarter, keeping Register of Public Loans in office of Auditor of Receipt.	Order Book XVII. p. 330.
	Charles Bettridge, porter at the Exchequer Gate.	5	0	0	Same quarter, securing His Majesty's treasure	Ibid, p. 49.
	Henry Ballow, senior deputy Chamberlain of the Exchequer.	10	0	0	Same, locking up said treasure.	Ibid.
	Richard Morley - -	120	0	0	Same quarter, for Chapter House Records.	Money Book XLI. p. 32.
	David Polhill -	37	10	0	Same, sorting &c., records in the Tower.	Ibid, p. 33.
Mar. 29	George Holmes	25	0	0	1743, Lady Day quarter, as Chief Clerk for the sorting, &c., of records in the Tower.	Money Book XLI. p. 32.
	Richard Andrews -	37	10	0	Same, as Solicitor, &c. in the Exchequer Court.	Ibid, p. 34.
	John Couraud -	25	0	0	Same, as Latin Secretary -	Ibid.
	Treasury Lords -	2,000	0	0	Same, salaries - -	Ibid, p. 35.
	Samuel Sandys -	400	0	0	Same, as Chancellor of the Exchequer.	Ibid.
	Nathl. Cowdery - -	25	0	0	Same, for services in Auditor of Receipt's Office.	Ibid, p, 36.
	Edward Bryant -	15	0	0	Same, as Messenger to the Treasury and Customs.	Ibid.
		15	0	0	Same, as Messenger to the Treasury and Customs.	Ibid.
	Sir Thomas Allin and Wentworth Odiarne.	49	10	0	Same, as Sergeants at Arms -	Ibid, p. 37.
	Thomas Mann, et al., detailed.	165	0	0	Same, servants, detailed, and incidents (fire candles mops, brooms) of the Treasury.	Ibid, p. 38.
	Carlton Hayward -	50	0	0	Same, as a Solicitor for negotiating Treasury affairs.	Ibid.
	Henry Fane -	50	0	0	Same, sorting, &c. Treasury records.	Ibid, p. 39.
	Duke of Newcastle, Lord Carteret, Marquess of Tweeddale.	462	10	0	Same, as Principal Secretaries of State.	Ibid, pp. 40, 41.
	Prince of Wales - -	12,500	0	0	Same, allowance -	Ibid, p. 41.
Mar. 30	Thomas Jones	1,500	0	0	Incidents of the 1743 lottery, to be accounted for to the managers and directors of said lottery.	Ibid, p. 215.
	Hackney Coaches establishment.	280	10	0	1743, Lady Day quarter, salary bill.	Ibid, p. 50.
	David Polhill -	125	0	0	Same quarter, as Keeper of the Records in the Tower.	Order Book XVII. p. 175.
	John Scrope -	10,000	0	0	Secret Service -	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 180.
	John Selwyn, junr. -	3,954	17	1	1742 June 24 quarter, for the late Queen's servants and pensions.	Ibid, p. 181.
	John Selwyn, senr., Treasurer to said late Queen.	873	17	11	Same, for Richmond Lodge and fees thereon. Appending:—Account of allowances, &c., for said Lodge.	Ibid, pp. 181–3.
	John Selwyn, senr., Treasurer to said late Queen.	55	3	6	Same, for Richmond Lodge and fees thereon. Appending:—Account of allowances, &c., for said Lodge.	Ibid, pp. 181–3.
	Arthur Collins -	100	0	0	Royal bounty - -	Ibid, p. 91.
Mar. 31	Thomas Revel -	2,320	9	63/7	Charge and additional charge for victualling Gibraltar garrison, one month to 1742, Dec. 26. Appending:—Report and lists.	Ibid, pp. 184–5.
		155	14	8¾1/7	Charge and additional charge for victualling Gibraltar garrison, one month to 1742, Dec. 26. Appending:—Report and lists.	Ibid, pp. 184–5.
	Same - - -	1,447	17	0	Insurance on provisions for same for one year ended 1741–2, Jan. 24.	Ibid, pp. 185–6.
	John, Earl of Stair -	20s. per diem.			As Governor of Minorca, to date from 1742, April 14.	Ibid, pp. 186–7.
March 31	Monsieur Ignatius de Wasner, Minister Plenipotentiary from Maria Theresia.	150,000	0	0	In further part of 500,000l. voted for the support of the House of Austria.	King's Warrant Book XXXV. p. 187.
	John Gore - -	228	2	6	Victualling the Independent Company at New Providence for 6 months from 1742, Dec 25.	Ibid, p. 188.
	Messrs. Burrell and Bristow.	1,106	14	0	Provisions for Minorca garrison, 1742, Oct. 25 to Dec. 24. Appending:—Report.	Ibid, pp. 190–1.
	Galfridus Mann -	5,322	18	4	Clothing for the 10 Companies and 25 Independent Companies of Invalids.	Ibid, p. 194.
	Robert Lord Walpole	44	5	0	1743, Lady Day quarter for Richmond Park.	Money Book XLI. p. 42.