M.

Maids of Honour to Queen Mary. See Mary II (Maids).

Malaga wines. See Wines.

Malt Duties and Malt Lottery Tickets. See Excise (Malt).

Manors, franchises claimed against the Crown, 130.
-, Honors, lands and hereditaments occurring in Crown Leases.
-, See Crown (Leases, manors).

Marble, bringing statue of from the Straits for the King, 158.

MARINES, 8.
-, Two Regiments:—accounts, 45, 62, 64, 65, 66, 68, 128, 207; Navy Office account books of pay and deductions, 128.
-, breaking of, 213.
-, clothiers, 213.
-, Muster Master, 212. See Knatchbull, Sir T.
-, Rolls, 128.
-, pay and deductions, 128.
-, payments for by Navy Commissioners, 212, 263, 265.
-, subaltern Officers, petition from, 418.
-, First Regiment under Marquess of Carmarthen, 128, 142, 212.
-, clothiers of, 142, 212.
-, Companies of, 142, 212; and see
-, Capts. Barrington, Ch.;
-, Duncombe, S.;
-, King, Ch.;
-, Killigrew, Ja.;
-, Martin, Jo.;
-, Overton, Ph.;
-, Phillip, St.
-, Second Regiment under Lord Berkeley, 23, 128, 167; under Hy. Killigrew, 11, 139; under Sir Cloudesley Shovell, 23, 167, 212.
-, clothiers of, 138, 139, 167.
-, Companies of, 11, 139.
-, See Finch, L., Killigrew, H., Sydenham, J.
-, Four Regiments:—
-, accounts, 47, 270, 348.
-, arrears, 47, 65.
-, clothing and clothiers, 33, 107, 219, 335, 348, 380.
-, Commissary, Byng, Geo., 418.
-, defalcations from pay, 65.
-, Deputy Commissary, Aylmer, Ed.
-, disbanding, 65, 418.
-, formation of, 65, 213.
-, payments for by the Navy Treasurer, 90, 91, 96, 263, 265.
-, for, by the Earl of Ranelagh [being for disbandment], 66, 263; certificate of, 65–6.
-, Regiments of: Brudenall, Col. Thos. [representing the old two marine regiments reformed after disbandment], 95, 213, 219; to clearings, 335; clothiers, 348.
-, Colt, Col. Ed. D., 107;
-, clearings 335.
-, clothiers, 348, 380.
-, Mordaunt, Col. Harry, 219; clearings, 335.
-, Seymour, Col. William, 213, 219; clearings, 335; sent to Holland, 276, 431.

Marriage portions. See Mary II (Maids of Honour).

Marriages, Births and Deaths, Duties on (as by 6/7 William III, c. 6.)
-, Acts for, printing abstracts, 12, 17, 140.
-, accounts of, 116.
-, allowance to Surveyor of, 132.
-, Commissioners of for assessing, 138, 181.
-, Duties on, frauds and abuses of prevention of, 131, 168.
-, improvement of the Duties on, 5, 15.
-, Proclamations preventing frauds by collectors of, 165.
-, receipts of, applied to Deficient Funds, 134, 153, 171, 177, 178, 199, 216, 217, 237, 257, 272, 296, 321, 356, 365, 373, 389.
-, Receivers and Surveyors of, 44, 122, 125, 128, 140, 142, 149, 150, 151, 221, 236, 237, 241, 254, 255, 308, 343, 390, 397; defaulting, 229; process against, 331.

Masters of Chancery. See Chancery.
-, Ceremonies. See Cotterell, Sir Charles.

Maundy, The King's, issues for, 61, 246.
-, additional Establishment for under the Treasurer of the Chamber, 80.

Measures, ale pints and quarts, sizing and marking of, 192, 409.

Medicines, account of, for the King in Holland, 346.
-, for the Army. See Army.

Merchants importing wines from St. Sebastian. See Wines.

Messenger of the Press, 184; and See Stephens, Robert.

Messengers. See Chamber (Messengers); Mary II (Messenger); Treasury (Messengers).

Million Lottery. See Excise (Million).

Mine Adventurers, Company of, 262.

Mines granted in Crown Leases. See Crown (Leases, mines).
-, Wales, silver out of, 262.
-, (coal), 176.
-, (lead, etc.), leases of, 188, 339, 341, 349,

MINT, account of work done for, 265.
-, accounts, 62.
-, bribes in. See Mint (Clipping).
-, Broad Money, 135, 136; clipping of, 135.
-, bullion, 3.
-, Carpenter of. See Brand, Daniel.
-, Chief Graver of Seals. See Harris, Henry.
-, clippers and coiners and counterfeiters, prosecutions of, 9, 126, 136, 219, 227, 228, 230, 240, 254, 430, 432.
-, clipping trade, Treasury inquiring into, 135, 136.
-, Coinage of farthings and halfpence of tin, Commissioners for, 79, 124, 125, 331, 344, 352; accounts of, 352; and see Buckworth, Sir J.; Corbett, Andrew; Duncombe, Sir Chas.; Hoare, James; Neale, T.; Povey, Thomas.
-, Comptroller of, 22, 58, 60, 63, 66, 268; and see Ellis, John; Mason, Charles; Molyneux, Thomas.
-, House of, 7.
-, Comptrollment Roll, 9, 21, 22.
-, counterfeit or diminished moneys to be cut or defaced (as by 9 William III c. 2). See Counterfeit.
-, Country, 200, 273; the five Country Mints, 253.
-, accounts, 62.
-, Comptrollers, corruption of, 3.
-, offices, 253.
-, Treasury enquiring into irregular procedures at the Country Mints during the great Recoinage, 3–9. at Bristol, 253.
-, Clerk to. See Calverley, —.
-, Comptroller of. See Morley, —, Wodnoth, —.
-, at Chester, 8, 9, 230, 240, 253.
-, conviction of false coiners at, 219, 228, 230, 240, 432.
-, hammered money delivered to, 297, 306.
-, Warden of. See Weddal, Robert.
-, at Exeter, 173, 200.
-, Comptroller of. See Hayes, Israel.
-, Deputy Master of. See Redhead, Anthony.
-, Deputy Warden of, See Burdikin, Thomas.
-, King's Clerk at. See Reynel, —.
-, Melting House of, 200.
-, at Norwich, 130, 165.
-, Deputy Worker to. See Redhead, Anthony.
-, hammered money carried to, 130, 165.
-, Comptrollers of, 3, 9.
-, Comptrolment Rolls, 3, 9.
-, fees on bullion sent to, 229.
-, inquiry as to their procedure and frauds at the Country Mints during the recoinage, 3, 4, 5–7, 9.
-, officer, 253.
-, Receivers of Bullion in, 3.
-, Currency for West Indies and Colonies, proposal for coining small moneys for, 270.
-, of counterfeit and diminished moneys, 105.
-, Gravers, annuities to. See Rotier, John; Rotier, Joseph; Rotier, Philip.
-, Great Recoinage of 1696, 130, 165, 200, 273.
-, allowance on clipped money, plate, 229.
-, books and rolls, method of entries in 3.
-, Country Mints, operation of, Treasury, enquiry into. See Mint (Country).
-, Exchequer fees on bullion for and 6 pence per ounce recompense on plate and clipped money, 229.
-, Excise, moneys for, 230.
-, Postmasters, losses under the re-coinage, 157.
-, sweep of, 95.
-, weighing silver moneys of, 260.
-, Guineas. See Guineas.
-, hammered money, 3, 130, 165.
-, recoining of, 163.
-, Healing medals. See Healing.
-, Indenture, 273.
-, Inspector of. See Bingham, J.
-, Ireland, erection of. See Ireland.
-, joiner at. See Ivatt, Anthony.
-, loss by clipped money, 238.
-, Master and Worker at, 165, 262, 273, 386; issues to, 82, 200, 221, 301. See Neale, Thomas; Newton, Isaac.
-, accounts of, 253.
-, Agent of. See Fauquier, J. Francis.
-, Deputy to. See Courtney, Edward.
-, Melting House, 200.
-, memorial on proclamation on French and Spanish Pistoles, 196.
-, Moneyers, Corporation of, Provost and Engineer of. See Braint, John.
-, allowance to for their tools, 235.
-, office, 5.
-, officers, 7, 39, 42, 58, 72, 107, 270; issue to for entertainment at Trial of the Pyx, 425.
-, Plumbers money, 3.
-, Principal officers of [Warden, Master and Comptroller], 62, 64, 71, 95, 105, 108, 130, 173, 212, 228, 230, 235, 245, 260, 262, 272, 292, 306, 319, 348, 413; reports from, 74, 430.
-, recoinage. See Mint (Great Recoinage).
-, silver plate of officers of State sent in for recoinage, 357.
-, Smith to. See Silvester, John; Silvester, Thomas.
-, tickets for moneys delivered into by Receivers and Collectors, 117, 420.
-, paid into for Great Recoinage by Receivers and Collectors, 253.
-, Trial of Pyx at the house of the Usher of the Receipt of the Exchequer, 319; in the Tower, 425.
-, Jury of Goldsmiths at, 425.
-, Warden of, 43, 72, 122, 124, 272.
-, accounts, 245, 265, 323; surplusage on, 237; and see Lloyd, Sir P.; Neale, Thomas; Newton, Isaac; Overton, Benjamin; Stanley, Sir John; Wynn, Dr. Owen.
-, Deputy to. See Macy, George.
-, Weigher and Teller of, 348, 381; and see Fitch, T; Haines, H. work for, 6.

Money, seizure of on export. See Bullion.

Monastery. See St. Mary's, Coventry; St. Mary's, York.

Moneyers. See Mint (Moneyers).

Monmouth Rebellion in the West, 266.

muslins. See Customs Duties (East India goods).

Musters and Muster Rolls see Army; Marines.