Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 16, 1700-1701. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1938.
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B.
Bakehouse, Crown lease of. See Macclesfield.
Balance of Trade. See Trade.
Band of Gentlemen Pensioners. See Gentlemen Pensioners.
Bank of England, 73, 76, 108, 272.
-, allowance for loss by exchange
on remittances to Flanders,
385.
-, Annuity or Annual Fund of (on
the Tonnage Duty up to May
1697, and thereafter on the
Excise as by 5–6 William
and Mary, c.20), 240, 272, 307,
382.
-, deficiency of, 73, 83, 107,
307, 378.
-, Bills (or sealed bills or bank
notes), 43, 115, discount on,
238.
-, Capital Stock (8–9 William III,
c.20), bill for enlarging, 287.
-, Contract for remitting money to
Flanders, 385.
-, Directors and Governor of, 26,
27, 28, 59, 60, 71, 72, 88, 89,
91, 107, 116, 117, 314.
-, loans by, 27, 28, 71, 89, 91,
113, 117, 119, 314, 426.
-, Fund. See Bank of England
(Annuity).
-, General Court of, 71.
-, Governor of. See Bank of
England (Directors).
-, loss by exchange, 27, 117, 385.
-, Notes or Sealed Bills. See Bank
of England (bills).
-, payments to, to be free of
poundage deduction, 117.
-, question as to participating in
subscription for circulating
Exchequer Bills, 60.
-, remittances to Holland, 385.
-, Sealed bills. See Bank of
England (bills).
-, unwilling to meddle in remittances to Holland, 73; sharing
in, 76.
-, Yearly Fund. See Bank of
England (Annuity).
Bankers' Debt Annuities arising out of stop of the Exchequer under Charles II, and charged on the Hereditary Excise, assignments of, 55, 122, 188, 215, 243; and see Bateman, J.; Evance, Sir S.; Eyles, F.; Furnese, Sir H.; Hallet, Mr.; Heathcote, G.; Janssen, Sir T.; Moyer, S.; Vyner, Sir R.
Barbers. See King's (barbers).
Barges. See King's (Barges).
Baronetcy fees, discharges of, 207, 251, 410.
Barracks (England), Sheerness, 424.
-, Tilbury, 424.
-, for the Horse in Ireland. See
Army in Ireland (Barracks).
Beagles. See Royal Beagles.
Beaver skins brought to London by factors from Narova, 269.
Bed made for King's Service, 115.
Beer Buttery, King's. See Royal Household (beer).
Bell shipped to Canary Islands, 164.
Bills. See Parliament.
-, of Credit. See Exchequer Bills.
-, of exchange, Collectors returning moneys by, and losses
by failure of, 141, 164.
Births, Marriages and Death Duties. See Marriages.
Black Rod, Gentlemen Usher of, attendance at House of Lords, 145, 184, 346; and see Mitchell, Sir David.
Blockhouse. See Gravesend, Hull.
Board of Trade. See Trade.
Body, Squires and Yeomen of. See King's (Body).
Books. See Libels, Rymer's "Foedera."
Bowling Green. See Hampton Court.
Bows, King's, Gentleman of. See King's (Bows).
Brandy, seizures of, 102, 103, 106, 227,
290, 305, 397, 416, 421.
-, dispute between Customs officers
and Excise officers as to
seizures and boarding ships,
103, 104, 116.
Breaking bulk, fine for, 352, 355.
Brewers, Excise fines and forfeitures on, 187, 190.
Brewing trade, 40.
Bridges in Windsor Forest, repairs to,
178.
-, Surveyor of. See King's (ways).
Broad cloth. See English Broad cloth. Money. See Mint.
Brocade silks, export of, 338.
Buckhounds, King's. See Royal Buckhounds.
Bullion, coins and guineas, seizures of on export, 176, 206, 258, 304, 319, 398, 416, 423.
Burgundy wines for the King, 49, 214.