Secret Service Payments: William Jephson

Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 17, 1702. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1939.

Citation:

'Secret Service Payments: William Jephson', in Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 17, 1702, ed. William A Shaw( London, 1939), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/cal-treasury-books/vol17/pp535-560 [accessed 26 November 2024].

William Jephson's Secret Service Account.

1689 Michaelmas quarter.

From 30 September, 1689 to 25 December, 1689.

(T 38/734, folios 15—24).



	Debit or charge.	£	s.	d.
	balance of the last accompt ended 29 September, 1689	1952	7	2½
1689, Oct. 17,	money received of Mr. Villiers [a Teller of the Exchequer] in full of the order of 29 August last for 25,000l.: out of loans on the 12d. Aid	274	13	0
	money received of Mr. Loving [another Teller of the Exchequer] in part of an order of October 16 inst. for 25,000l.: out of the 12d. Aid	1000	0	0
	ditto received of said Villiers: out of loans on said Aid	7350	7	0
Nov. 4,	ditto received of ditto: out of ditto	500	0	0
Nov. 8,	ditto received of ditto: out of ditto	1000	0	0
	ditto received of Mr. Loving: out of ditto	1000	0	0
Nov. 16,	ditto received of Mr. Maynard [another of the said Tellers]: out of [money of the] Customs	1500	0	0
Nov. 21,	ditto received of ditto: out of [money of the] Excise	1500	0	0
Dec. 18,	ditto received of Mr. Villiers: out of loans on the 12d. Aid	420	0	0
Dec. 20,	ditto received of ditto: out of ditto	411	8	0
Dec. 23,	ditto received of Mr. Howard [another of the said Tellers]: out of ditto	7825	0	0
		£24733	15	2½
	Credit or Discharge.
		£	s.	d.
1689, Sept. 30,	money paid to Ann Gabriell de Monmilan [? Montpuillan] per Susan D' Campignus: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
1689, Oct. 2,	paid to his Majesty: per Mr. Harrison: paid fees [hereon]	500	0	0
	paid Eliz[abeth] Hobson, wife of Capt. Samuell Hobson, as contingent expenses in the service of Ireland: by order of the Lords Committees of Ireland dated 28 September, 1689, signified per Mr. Mountagu: clear [of fees]: per Sir John Champante	20	0	0
Oct. 3,	paid Geo. Littlefeild, by him expended in charges of [preparing and passing] a privy seal of 2 skins of parchment passed for regulating the business of seizures, etc. in the Exchequer Court	29	1	10
Oct. 5,	paid Robert Morrison, Alexander Irwin and Daniell Sherrard, recommended by Dr. Walker as having done very good service at Londonderry: each 20l. to enable them to repair to Ireland to serve their Majesties in their Army there, by order of the Lords Committees for Ireland dated 3 October inst.: [paid] per Sir John Nicholas	60	0	0
Oct. 7,	paid John Dwyre on his allowance of 2s. a day for 31 days from 6 Feb. last to this day: clear [of fees]	3	2	0
Oct. 9,	paid the King: per Mr. Harrison: paid fees [hereon]	500	0	0
Oct. 8,	paid the Duke of Ormonde for last Michaelmas quarter upon his pension of 2500l. per an.: paid fees [hereon]: [paid] per Mr. Ri. Lassells	625	0	0
	paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house, gardens and lands within the walls at Kensington	3000	0	0
	paid Thomas Firmin gent as royal bounty towards the relief of the Irish Protestants: to be by him paid into the Chamber of London for that purpose: clear [of fees]	1000	0	0
Oct. 9,	paid Lieut. John Chichester for contingent expenses in Ireland: pursuant to an order of September 28 last of the Lords of the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland: by Mr. Montague	10	0	0
1689, Oct. 10.	paid Dr. Titus Oates his allowance of 10l. a week and is for 4 weeks from the 11th inst. to November 8 next: [paid] per William Dent: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
Oct. 14,	paid Tho. Langley, Esq. [Town] Major of Harwich, for so much by him laid out for the relief of poor Dutch seamen and soldiers at Harwich from 1 August, 1689 to 30 September: clear [of fees]	20	2	6
	paid William Lover: [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	250	0	0
Oct. 15,	paid Thomas Fox for the maintenance of Mrs. Fitzharris's three children: for half a year to Michaelmas last	39	0	0
Oct. 16,	paid Charles Godfrey, Esq., 250l. on his annuity of 1000l. formerly payable by Sir Peter Apsley: and is for last Michaelmas quarter: and 12l. 10s. 0d. for fees [thereon]	262	10	0
	paid Capt. Phillip Howard on his allowance of 120l. per an. [as royal] bounty: for same quarter	30	0	0
	paid the King: paid fees [hereon]	1000	0	0
Oct. 17,	paid Col. Richard Crofton; for the contingent services in Ireland: to enable him to return to his Majesty's service there: in pursuance of an order of Council dated 14 October inst.: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
Oct. 18,	paid Henry Allen, one of the Messengers of the Chamber in ordinary, towards defraying the charges of carrying over Col. Lundy and Col. Cuningham into Ireland to be tried for treason in pursuance of an order from the Lords of the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland of this day's date: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
Oct. 22,	paid Hugh Magill, to be by him laid out for his Majesty's service to transport men from Whitehaven into Ireland by his Majesty's order: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
	paid William Lightfoot, clerk, for the charges of his transportation to Jamaica, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
1689, Oct. 22,	paid Thomas Tyer, [Town] Major of Liverpool for so much disbursed by him for relief of Irish prisoners at Liverpool to 28 September last: per John Travers: clear [of fees]	44	3	0
Oct. 24,	paid Thomas Taylor, pewterer, as [his Majesty's] free gift for and in consideration of his discovery of several papers in the hands of Lord Griffin's cook: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
	paid John Andrew Ekhart whom his Majesty hath appointed his Resident at Brussels: [as royal] bounty: paid fees hereon (in the margin: 188l. 15s. 0d. probably meaning the net sum paid)	200	0	0
	paid Col. Henry Monroe to enable him to return into his Majesty's service in Ireland: by order of Council of 14 October inst. signified by Sir John Nicholas: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
Oct. 25,	paid William Fanshaw, Esq., on his allowance of 40s. a week: [and is] for 4 weeks ending the 26th inst.: clear [of fees]	8	0	0
	paid Walter Midleton for so much by him disbursed for relief of several Irish men, prisoners in Co. Pembroke; at the rate of 6d. per diem from 23 Jan., 1688-9 to 30 August last: per Richard Butler: clear [of fees]	57	0	0
Oct. 29,	paid John Lillingston, clerk, [as royal] bounty for the charges of his transportation to Maryland, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
Oct. 30,	paid Richard, Lord Lumley for so much by him paid by his Majesty's order to the Honble. Richard Boyle as his Majesty's royal bounty: "paid fees per King"	200	0	0
Nov. 1,	paid James Roch for his service and hazard in swimming and travelling from his Majesty's frigate the Dartmouth riding near Kilmore Castle to Londonderry by direction of Col. Percy Kirke: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
1689, Nov. 1,	paid William Streete, late [Town] Major of Chester for so much paid by him viz. 57l. 15s. 0d. for the relief of 48 private soldiers in the Castle and North Gate at Chester at 6d. per diem from 2 August, 1689 to 22 August for 20 days: and for 48 prisoners from 22 Aug. to 7 October, 1689 at the rate of 4d. per diem; and 16l. 12s. 6d. for half pay of one Major, 2 Captains, 1 Lieutenant and 1 Quarter Master from 3 August to 22 August, 1689: clear [of fees]: [paid] per John Barrobie	74	7	6
Nov. 2,	paid William Lowndes for the charges of letters patent for a security to Mr. Thomas Fox for — lent, etc. and for the warrant thereupon: clear [of fees]	51	10	0
	paid Lady Arabella Macharty on her pension of 300l. per an.: due at Michaelmas last: paid fees [hereon]	75	0	0
Nov. 8,	paid Sir Michael Cole: [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	100	0	0
	paid Richard Johnson for the Contingent affairs of Ireland by order from the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland dated 7 November, 1689 (not to be part of the 1000l.)	5	0	0
	paid Josias Clarke, clerk [as royal] bounty for the charge of his transportation to Jamaica, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
	paid Dr. Titus Oates on his allowance of 10l. per week and is for 4 weeks from date hereof to December 5 next: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
	paid Sir John Morden towards the relief of the French Protestants in such sort and manner as shall seem meet to the Commissioners appointed for the distribution thereof: clear [of fees] to the [individual recipient or] party	1000	0	0
Nov. 11,	paid Jacob Ware [as royal] bounty towards the charge of his transportation to Virginia, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
1689, Nov. 11,	paid James Boissan for ditto to Virginia, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
	paid Daniell, Earl of Nottingham, to be by him disposed according to such direction as he hath already received from his Majesty: clear [of fees]	2000	0	0
Nov. 12,	paid Anthony Seagar, viz. 50l. 18s. 6d. for provisions by him made and supplied in [and for] the Treasury Chambers, from 24 June last to 29 September last and 10l. upon his salary for same: clear [of fees]	60	18	6
	paid Samuell Cox, clerk, for his transportation to the Leeward Islands, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
Nov. 13,	paid John Dwyre on his allowance of 3s. per diem [and is] for 47 days from 7 October last to this day: clear of fees	4	14	0
	paid Joseph Barke for so much by him disbursed in passing the grant of 300l. per an. to the widow and children of Col. Baker in consideration of said Baker's services at Londonderry: clear of fees	46	18	0
	paid Samuel Hobson for his present subsistence in pursuance of a letter from the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland dated the 12th inst.: [signified] per Mr. Blathwayte: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
Nov. 14,	paid Lieut. John Chichester [as royal] bounty in pursuance of an order of the same date from said 12th inst.: [signified] per Mr. Blathwayte: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
Nov. 15,	paid Lieut. Col. William Campbell [as royal] bounty to carry him over to Ireland in pursuance of an order of the 13th inst. from said Committee: [signified] per Mr. Blathwayte: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
	paid Lieut. John King as same to carry him over into Ireland in pursuance of a like order [signified] per [Blathwayte]: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
1689, Nov. 15,	paid Lieut. Michaell Boyer as same to carry him over into Ireland in pursuance of a like order:	20	0	0
	paid Lieut. William Campbell as same in consideration of his service relating to Londonderry: in pursuance of a like order, signified by William Blathwayte: clear of fees]	20	0	0
	paid William Johnson: [as royal bounty: clear [of fees]	5	0	0
	paid Roger Mitton, clerk, towards the charge of his transportation to Virginia, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
Nov. 16,	paid James Tennant [as royal] bounty to carry him home into Norfolk: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Col. Henry Monro [as royal] bounty to carry him over into Ireland in pursuance of an order from the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland signified the 13th inst. by Mr. Blathwayte: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
	paid Andrew Hamilton that came over with an address from the town of Inniskillen: [as royal] bounty to defray the charge of his journey to and from Ireland: which said sum is not to be deducted from the Officers of Inniskillen: in pursuance of his Majesty's order in Council of the 14th inst.: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
Nov. 21,	paid Thomas Morris 22l. for 22 days' service in carrying several Commissions and Acts of Parliament to the three Ridings of Yorkshire [and to] Durham, Newcastle and Northumberland about the 12d. Aid; and 6l. 3s. 8d. for riding post to Newmarket thither and back again, being 106 miles and for his own and other charges for their Majesties' service: clear [of fees]	28	3	8
	paid Thomas Bendyshe for the charges of letters patent, containing 3 skins, for establishing a Register in the Exchequer upon the New Impositions (fn. 1) and for paying 600,000l. to the Dutch and for other purposes: clear [of fees]	97	11	10
1689, Nov. 23,	paid William Fanshaw, Esq., for 4 weeks from October 26 last to date hereof on his allowance of 40s. a day: clear [of fees]	8	0	0
	paid John Wildman, Esq.: [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	400	0	0
	paid Sir John Morgan, Governor of Chester, in part of a bill of 1477l. by him disbursed and expended for the use and service of his Majesty in his said Government [of Chester] to 29 September last: which said bill is signed by himself: paid fees [hereon]	500	0	0
Nov. 26,	paid Ezekiell Webb, minister of Inniskillen, [as royal] bounty to enable him to return into Ireland, by order from the Committee for Ireland signified the 23rd inst. by Mr. Blathwayte: clear of fees	30	0	0
	paid Will. Jackson, Esq., late [Town] Major of Bristol, for so much by him disbursed as well for subsistence to Irish prisoners at Bristol as for half pay to Officers there in custody: clear [of fees]: per Joseph Mason	64	3	9
Nov. 29,	paid Daniell Butts: to be applied towards the expenses of his journey into the North to assist Mr. Fotherby: clear [of fees]	30	0	0
Dec. 3,	paid Samuel Grey, clerk, [as royal] bounty towards the charges of his transportation to Virginia, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
1689, Dec. 4,	paid Capt. Edward Taylor [as royal] bounty to carry him over into Ireland pursuant to an order from the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland signified the 2nd inst. by Mr. Coling: clear [of fees]	25	0	0
Dec. 6,	paid Dr. Titus Oates for one month from the 5th inst. to the 2 January next on his allowance of 10l. per week: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
Dec. 9,	paid Charles, Earl of Mountrath: [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]: per Charles Writtle	300	0	0
	paid Col. Robert Lundee: [as royal] bounty: per his wife: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
Dec. 10,	paid Mr. Thomas Langley of Harwich, for so much by him expended for relief of poor Dutch men and seamen which went and came from Holland: clear [of fees]	21	10	0
Dec. 12,	paid Katherin Lesly, widow: [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]: per Aiskell	100	0	0
Dec. 14,	paid Patrick Adaire and John Abernathy: [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
Dec. 19,	paid Sergt. Tho. Nailer [as royal] bounty in consideration of the loss of his arm at the siege of Londonderry by a shot from the enemy: by letter from the Committee for Irish Affairs of the 12th inst. signed by Mr. Coling: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Col. Geo. Philips [as royal] bounty for and in consideration of his bringing from the inhabitants of Londonderry an Address to his Majesty and to carry him and family into Ireland by order of Council dated the 12th inst.: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
Dec. 20,	paid Henry Sloughter, Governor of New York, viz. 100l. for the buying such presents to be made in his Majesty's name to the Five Indian Nations bordering on New York as have been heretofore usually sent to the Indians in those parts: and 20l. for a schoolmaster [as] of his Majesty's bounty to defray the charges of his transportation to New York whither he is going: paid fees for 100l. [hereof]	120	0	0
1689, Dec. 21,	paid Phillip Ryley in full of 311l. 8s. 0d. for several reparations made in the Middle Park at Hampton Court: clear [of taxes]	111	8	0
	paid William Fanshaw for 4 weeks from 23 November last to this day on an allowance of 40s. a week: clear [of fees]	8	0	0
Dec. 23,	paid Laud Crispe for half a year to Xmas next on an allowance of 20l. 16s. 0d. per an. [as royal] bounty: [clear of fees]	10	8	0
	paid Tho. Smeaton, late one of the Messengers attending the Treasury, for last Michaelmas quarter on an allowance of 20l. per an.: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
	paid Isaac Richier, Esq., his Majesty's Lieut. Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Bermuda Islands, for the transportation of himself and household goods to that Government: paid fees [hereon]	200	0	0
	paid Tho. Firmin, gent, as of his Majesty's bounty for and towards the relief of the Irish Protestants: to be by him paid into the Chamber of London for that purpose: clear [of fees]	1000	0	0
	paid Anne Fitzharris [as royal] bounty: [paid fees hereon]	50	0	0
	paid Eliza[beth], widow of John Loup and Eliza[beth] Richards for last Michaelmas quarter on an allowance of 40l. per an.: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Eliz[abeth], widow of Thomas Loup, for same quarter on a like allowance: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Lewis Maria Gwillims for same quarter on a same: clear [of fees]: per Isabella Gwillims	10	0	0
	paid Hester D' Civell for same quarter on a like allowance of 30l. per an.: clear [of fees]	7	10	0
	paid John Dwyre for 40 days from November 13 last to this day on an allowance of 2s. a day	4	0	0
1689, Dec. 23,	paid Mary Brinknell alias Holtby for half a year to Michaelmas last on an allowance of 20l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
Dec. 24,	paid Mary Watson, widow, for last Michaelmas quarter on her allowance of 40l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Mary Bococke, widow, for same quarter on a same: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Rudolph Keine for his Majesty's use and service	4000	0	0
	paid Hellen Prideaux, widow, for last Michaelmas quarter on an allowance of 30l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear of fees	7	10	0
	paid Eliz[abeth] Madge alias Ogleby, for same quarter on a same of 40l. per an.: clear of [fees]	10	0	0
	paid the Rt. Honble. Henry Powle, Esq., for 84 days from 2 September last to 25 November last on his allowance of 5l. a day as Speaker of the House of Commons: clear [of fees]: per Geo. Crips	420	0	0
	paid Alice Baggot, widow, for last Michaelmas quarter on an allowance of 20l. per an.: clear [of fees]	5	0	0
	paid Kath[erine] Ironmonger, daughter of Agmondesham Pickayes, for same quarter on a same of 40l. per an.: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid the Rt. Honble. Sir Robert Atkins, Speaker of the House of Peers, [as royal bounty] for and in consideration of his service in that place: clear [of fees]: per Tho. Shirley	500	0	0
	paid Richard Jenings for half a year to Michaelmas last on an allowance of 20l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid William Wekett, deputy to John Langwith, messenger, for last Michaelmas quarter on an allowance of 20l. per an. for extraordinary service in carrying letters and doing other services [in the Treasury]	5	0	0
1689, Dec. 24,	paid Capt. James Reade for a year ended Michaelmas last on an allowance of 50l. per an.: paid fees [hereon]: per Mrs. Smith	50	0	0
	paid Tho. Silver for last Michaelmas quarter on an allowance of 20l. per an. for his wife, necessary woman to Charles II, [as royal] bounty in consideration of her said service and of her present indisposition: clear [of fees]	5	0	0
	paid Joyce Greeting, widow, for same quarter on her allowance of 40l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Alice Elliot, widow, for same quarter on her same: clear [of fees]	5	0	0
	paid William Aldham for same quarter on same: paid fees [hereon]	10	0	0
	paid Susanna Woodward for same quarter on same: clear [of fees]	12	10	0
	paid Eleanor Ross, widow, for three quarters to Michaelmas last on a same	15	0	0
	paid Dame Eli[zabeth] Lenthall for last Michaelmas quarter on a same	5	0	0
	paid Richard Yates, carpenter, for same quarter on his same: clear [of fees]	5	0	0
	paid Robert Squibb for so much by him disbursed for fees in passing several warrants and for Exchequer fees on money received there from Michaelmas last to December 25 inst. for his Majesty's secret service in the name of William Jephson	529	4	6
		21396	7	1
	to be hence deducted: 20l. paid 15 November to William Campbell being twice put down	20	0	0
		£21376	7	1
	remainder [after deduction of this sum from the Debit charge of 24,733l. 15s. 2½d. ut supra p. —] to balance this account which is this day closed and is carried to the next accompt	3357	8	1½

23 January, 1689, examined by Lord Delamere.

Signed and allowed by his Majesty at Kensington 29 January, 1689–90.

William Jephson's Secret Service Account.

1689–90 Lady Day quarter.

From 26 December, 1689 to 25 March, 1690.

(T 38/734, folios 26–34.)



	Debit or charge.
		£	s.	d.
	Balance of the last accompt ended 25 December, 1689	3357	8	1½
1689–90, Jan. 3,	money received of Mr. Loving [one of the Tellers of the Receipt] in part of an order of 25,000l. dated 31 December, 1689: out of the Customs	1000	0	0
1689, Dec. 31,	money received of Mr. Howard [another Teller of the Receipt] in further part of the order of 16 October, 1689: out of loans on the 12d. Aid	1780	0	0
Jan. 8,	money received of ditto in further part of same order: out of the Present Aid	500	0	0
Jan. 22,	money received of Mr. Villiers [another Teller of the Receipt]: on the [abovesaid] order of December 31: out of the Customs	900	0	0
	money received of Mr. Maynard [another Teller of the Receipt]: out of same	800	0	0
	"The fees of these two last sums my Coz[en] Arnold doth charge in the account of fees beginning from 20 January inst."
Jan. 20,	money received of Mr. Howard: out of Hearthmoney. "My Co[zen] Arnold hath charged the fees of this 500l. in [the] account of fees ended this day"	500	0	0
Jan. 29,	money received of Mr. Loving: out of Customs	2200	0	0
Feb. 3,	money received of ditto: out of Hearthmoney	1000	0	0
Feb. 6,	money received of Mr. Maynard: out of Customs	1100	0	0
Feb. 12,	money received of Mr. Howard: out of Customs	1000	0	0
1689–90, Feb. 14,	money received of Mr. Villiers: 1100l. out of Letter Money; 435l. 2s. 11½d. out of the Present Aid; 147l. 17s. 0½d. out of loan on the Additional 12d. Aid	1683	0	0
	money received of ditto: out of loans on the Additional 12d. Aid	2000	0	0
Feb. 18,	money received of ditto: out of Customs	1000	0	0
Feb. 25,	money received of ditto: 8l. 11s. 10d. out of Tenths; 5l. 10s. 4½d. out of the Present Aid; 985l. 17s. 9½d. out of loans on the Additional 12d. Aid	1000	0	0
Feb. 26,	money received of Mr. Loving: out of Customs	1000	0	0
Mar. 6,	money received of Mr. Maynard: out of Customs	1000	0	0
Mar. 11,	money received of Mr. Howard: out of Customs	300	0	0
	money received of Mr. Villiers: out of the Lottery [rent] of the Royal Oak	600	0	0
Mar. 20,	money received of ditto: out of the Customs	300	0	0
Mar. 25,	money received of Mr. Loving: out of loans on the Additional 12d. per £	3000	0	0
	money received of Mr. Maynard: out of same	3000	0	0
		£29020	8	1½
	Discharge or Credits by Payments.
		£	s.	d.
1689, Dec. 28,	paid John Maugridge [as royal bounty] as well for his service and sufferings in Londonderry and in particular in the late siege there as for and towards defraying the charges of removing himself into Londonderry: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
	paid Mrs. Needham's two sons and a daughter: [as royal] bounty towards their maintenance: paid fees [hereon]: per William Fanshaw	100	0	0
Dec. 31,	paid James Gourdon, Capt. Browning's second in the ship Mountjoy which broke the boom at Londonderry: to be distributed and paid over to the following persons, mariners in the said ship as of his Majesty's bounty to him and them: viz. 10l. to himself: and 5l. each to William Gourdon, Tho. Cage, Fra. Holloway, Howell Brian, Daniell Hay, John Mitchell, Ebenezar Browning, Archibald Dicke, John Eaton, John Newland, Tho. Helman, William James, James Sluce, Roger Wittinton, Tho. Elder, John Knox: [all] clear of fees	90	0	0
1689, Dec. 31,	paid Capt. Phill[ip] Howard for last Xmas quarter on an allowance of 120l. per an. [as royal] bounty	30	0	0
	paid Sir John Morden, bounty for and towards the relief of the French Protestants in such sort and manner as the Commissioners appointed for the distribution thereof shall think meet	1000	0	0
1689–90, Jan. 1,	paid the Marquess of Carmarthen on his pension of 3000l. per an. [as royal] bounty: for half a year to Xmas last: paid fees [hereon]	1750	0	0
Jan. 2,	paid Henry Killigrew, Esq. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	100	0	0
	paid William Streete, Esq., late Major of Chester: viz. 39l. 7s. 6d. for so much by him paid to Geo. Mathew and four other Officers, prisoners in Chester, by way of half-pay to 20 November last: and 40l. 6s. 8d. for the like sum paid by him to Richard Hatt, Deputy Constable of the Castle of Chester, for subsistence of several disbanded [Irish soldiers] in prison there being 44 in number, at 4d. per diem for 55 days from 6 October to 1 December, 1689: clear [of fees]: per Geo. Manwaring	79	14	0
	by paid Henry Campsie of Londonderry merchant, for his present supply for and in part of consideration of goods by him delivered to the Governor of Londonderry for the sustaining of the Garrison and of his service there done: in pursuance of his Majesty's order in Council of 28 December, 1689: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
1689–90, Jan. 2,	paid Samuell Hobson in part of satisfaction of his service and the loss of his vessel which was taken from him by the French when he was upon his voyage to Ireland, being sent thither on a message from the Committee for Irish Affairs to Major General Kirke: by order of Council of 28 December, 1689: in part of 370l. 5s. 0d. damage	150	0	0
Jan. 3,	paid Thomas Scaife, clerk, [as royal] bounty towards the charge of his transportation to Virginia, whither he is going chaplain: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
	paid Dr. Titus Oates for four weeks to the 28th inst. on his allowance of 10l. per week: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
	paid Daniell, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house, gardens and lands within the walls at Kensington: clear [of fees]: per Mr. Armstrong	1000	0	0
	paid Robt. Stuart [as royal] bounty towards the charge of his transportation to Jamaica, whither he is going, to be a schoolmaster: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
Jan. 11,	paid John Taylour for the charges of passing two privy seals viz. one to authorise the Treasury Lords to appoint Receivers General of the 2s. Aid, the other to authorise the taking in loans at the Receipt upon the said Aid	42	14	0
	paid Titus Oates for one month to 25 February next: by advance on his allowance of 10l. per week	40	0	0
	paid Charles, Earl of Shrewsbury, 500 guineas at 1l. 1s. 8d. each: [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	541	13	0
Jan. 16,	paid Tho. Plume, Dr. in Divinity, Vicar of Greenwich, for and in lieu of the tithes of Greenwich Park: for one year ended at Michaelmas last: clear [of fees]: per Tho. Ernle	5	0	0
1689–90, Jan. 18,	paid William Fanshaw, Esq., for 4 weeks from December 21 last to date hereof: on his allowance of 40s. per week	8	0	0
Jan. 20,	paid John Lee, for three quarters to Michaelmas last on his allowance of 50l. per an. [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	37	10	0
	paid John Thompson on account of the service of Ireland by order of the Committee for Ireland: for his Majesty's service: clear [of fees]	30	0	0
Jan. 21.	paid George Walker, clerk, for so much disbursed in bringing over and buying necessaries for William Irwin, the boy who carried a letter from Major General Kirke to him [Walker] at Londonderry: by order of Council of 6 December, 1689, signed by Mr. Coling	3	17	4
	paid William Lover [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	250	0	0
	Paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house, gardens and lands within the walls in Kensington: per Mr. Armstrong: clear [of fees]	1700	0	0
	paid Mr. Blathwayte: without account: for his Majesty's service: clear [of fees]	200	0	0
Jan. 23,	paid Thomas Morris for 16 days' travelling charges in carrying the Acts of Parliament granting 2s. per £ (Land Tax) and Breviats [thereof] into Kent and Sussex and the 14 Cinque Ports at the rate of 20s. a day	16	0	0
Jan. 22,	paid James Kitson, by order of the Committee for Irish Affairs dated this day: per Mr. Cardonell	21	13	4
Jan. 24,	paid Margaret Hill, wife of Col. Thomas Hill, late Governor of the Island of St. Christopher, [as royal] bounty and in consideration of the like sum which she laid out in clothes and provisions for the relief of her said husband and soldiers "all which" were cast away on board the Supply near Deal in the late storm: paid fees [hereon]	369	10	0
1689–90, Jan. 27,	paid Anthony Seagar viz. 97l. 16s. 0d. for several provisions by him bought for the use of the Treasury Chambers in Whitehall "and elsewhere" from Michaelmas to Xmas 1689 and 10l. for same time on his allowance of 40l. per an. as Keeper of said chambers	107	16	0
	paid John Dwyre for 35 days to this day on his allowance of 2s. a day	3	10	0
Jan. 28,	paid Daniell, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house, gardens and lands within the walls in Kensington: per Thomas Armstrong: clear [of fees]	2200	0	0
Feb. 3,	paid Mr. John Taylour for the charge of passing two privy seals, one to authorise the Treasury Lords to appoint Receivers General of the Additional 12d. Aid; the other to authorise the taking in of loans on the said tax: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
Feb. 4,	paid the clerks and others attending the Treasury Lords as follows:
	Robert Squibb for coach hire	38	16	0
	ditto for 12 days at 13s. 4d. per diem	8	0	0
	William Lowndes for 17 days at the same rate	11	6	8
	Samuel Langford for 12 days at the same rate	8	0	0
	William Glanville for 14 days at the same rate	9	6	8
	John Evelyne for 5 days at the same rate	3	6	8
	Philip Ryley, Serjeant [at arms] for 13 days at the same rate	8	13	4
	Anthony Seagar for 19 days at the same rate	12	13	4
	Samuel Southworth for 5 days at 10s. per diem	2	10	0
	Richard Powys for 4 days at the same rate	2	0	0
	Christopher Tilson for 5 days at the same rate; with h[orse] hire	2	15	0
	John Taylor, 7 days at the same rate	3	10	0
	John Peirce, 14 days at 6s. 8d. per diem	4	13	4
	William Bayly, 9 days at the same rate	3	0	0
	Math. Cohoone [Colquhoun] 11 days at 3s. 4d. per diem	1	16	8
	(in toto for the Treasury clerks 120l. 7s. 0d.)
1689–90, Feb. 4,	paid Robert Squibb 30l. for so much by him paid to Mr. Francis Lund for 45 days' travelling charges to attend upon the Earl of Monmouth, one of the Commissioners to inspect the Army, in the Northern Circuit: and 40l. for mine [William Jephson's] and my man's travelling charges in attending on his Lordship in the said journey, 5l. for the charges and loss of a horse in price, and 25l. as a reward	100	0	0
	paid Charles Godfrey, Esq., for last Xmas quarter on his annuity of 1000l. formerly paid by Sir Peter Apsley: clear [of fees]	250	0	0
Feb. 5,	paid Sir Henry Fane [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	200	0	0
	paid Stephen Allen, Mayor of Gravesend and Milton, for so much paid by him and the Corporation to Major Darby Macharty and 3 other prisoners there from 22 August, 1689 to 25 January following for their subsistence: clear of fees	25	6	0
	paid Dame Mary Viscountess Mountjoy [as royal] bounty clear [of fees]	200	0	0
	paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. due for the purchase of his house at Kensington: clear [of fees]	1100	0	0
Feb. 6,	paid James Roch for one quarter ended the 1st inst. on an allowance of 40l. per an. [as royal] bounty	10	0	0
Feb. 7,	paid Mathew Ingram for the charges of carrying several chests of medicaments to Chester for the use of their Majesties' army in Ireland in pursuance of an order of the 5th inst. from the Committee for Irish Affairs: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
	paid Mary Mitchell alias Rosse for last Michaelmas quarter on her allowance of 40l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
	paid Arthur Hart, Esq., Mayor of Bristol for so much by him disbursed for subsistence to the Irish prisoners there in Bristol from 30 September, 1689 to February 1st inst.: per Sir Richard Hart: clear [of fees]	36	5	0
Feb. 12,	paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house etc. within the walls in Kensington: per Tho. Armstrong: clear [of fees]	1000	0	0
Feb. 13,	paid John Walker and John Relfe deputies to John Browne, Esq., Clerk of the Parliaments, [as royal] bounty for their extraordinary pains and service in transcribing and dispatching the several Money Bills passed the House of Peers in the late Parliament: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
	paid Mary Kirke, widow, for half a year to Michaelmas last on her allowance of 250l. per an. [as royal] bounty: clear [of fees]	125	0	0
Feb. 14,	paid Tho. Cox, Esq., their Majesties' Envoy Extraordinary to the Cantons of Switzerland, for his extraordinary disbursements in that service: per Nicho. Turton his assignee: paid fees [hereon]	2000	0	0
	paid Phillip Darcy [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]: per William Andrews	100	0	0
Feb. 15,	paid William Fanshaw, Esq., for 4 weeks from January 13 last to this day on his allowance of 40s. per week: clear [of fees]	8	0	0
	paid Richard Bere, of Carlisle, for so much by him disbursed for the subsistence of such Irish Officers and soldiers as have been secured in the Garrison of Carlisle from 16 March, 1688–9 to 25 November last: per Jer[emiah] Bub: clear [of fees]	156	14	10
1689—90, Feb. 17,	paid Paul Jodderell, Esq., Clerk of the House of Commons, [as royal] bounty for his extraordinary pains in and about the two Money Bills passed the last Session of Parliament: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
Feb. 18,	paid Thomas Langley, of Harwich, for so much by him laid out for the relief of the poor Dutchmen in December [1689] to January 1689–90: per John Gough: clear [of fees]	23	10	6
	paid Thomas Howard [as royal bounty] paid fees hereon: for Col. Kingmill	50	0	0
Feb. 19,	paid Thomas Gummins, William Bawkham and Tho. Fry, wounded and disabled in the late skirmish that happened 12 December, 1688 in defence of the Corporation of Gravesend on their Majesties' behalf against the Irish; and Joan Head, Jane Mills, Katherine Roberts, Joan Lance, widow of William Head, Benja[min] Mills, Edward Roberts and Edward Lance and Ursula Clarke alias Ellis, mother of Geo. Clarke, [being all relatives of men] who were killed in that skirmish and received wounds therein whereof they died: each 10l. as his Majesty's bounty: and is for one year ended 13 December last: per Edward Jones: clear of fees	80	0	0
	paid James Gurney in consideration of his service in the time of the siege of Londonderry, by order of the Committee for Irish Affairs dated 14 February, 1689–90: clear [of fees]	10	0	0
Feb. 20,	paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house, gardens and lands within the walls in Kensington: clear [of fees] per Mr. Armstrong	1000	0	0
	paid William Blathwayte, clerk of their Majesties' [the Privy] Council in satisfaction for his service performed as Clerk [one of the four clerks] of the Council from 25 December, 1688 to 13 February [following] and is to make up 250l. for one year ended at Midsummer, 1689: per Mr. Cardonell: paid Exchequer fees only	35	2	0
1689–90, Feb. 20,	paid George Sandford, of Exeter, Agent for James Parle, Esq., Farmer of the Prizage Wine arising within the port of Exeter: in satisfaction of the like sum that Antho[ny] Row, Esq., received from the said Sandford at Exeter, out of the said Duty when his Majesty, then Prince of Orange, was at Exeter: per Mr. Joseph Aris: paid fees [hereon]	90	13	6
Feb. 25,	paid Sir John Morgan, bart. viz. 20s. in satisfaction of the like sum by him paid to 20 men. a detached party that went to meet the ship that brought the 170 French prisoners sent from the Duke of Schomberge, to bring and conduct them to Chester: and 72l. 5s. 0d. to reimburse him the like sum he paid for the subsistence of the said 170 French prisoners 17 days from 24 October, 1689 to 9 November following, at 6d. per diem each: per William Bissell: clear [of fees]	73	5	0
	paid Thomas Dawson for his service in coming hither express from the committee of the city of Londonderry for aid; and to enable him to return into Ireland: in pursuance of an order of the Committee for Irish Affairs dated the 24th inst. signed by John Nicholas: clear [of fees]	50	0	0
Feb. 26,	paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in further part of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house etc. in Kensington: per Mr. Armstrong clear [of fees]	1000	0	0
	paid William Streete, late Major of Chester, in satisfaction of so much by him expended for the subsistence of the disbanded Papists in prison in the Castle of Chester and in the Northgate of the city of Chester from the last of November to 12 January, 1689–90: per Samuell Ebrall, servant to Charles Herle, assignee of [said] Streete: clear [of fees]	46	12	0
1689–90, Feb. 27,	paid Dr. Titus Oates for 4 weeks from the 25 inst. to March 25 next on his allowance of 10l. per week by advance: clear [of fees]	40	0	0
Feb. 28,	paid Tho. Morris upon his allowance of 20d. a day for 27 days' travelling charges to carry the Acts for the Additional 12d. Aid with Breviates thereof to Kingston upon Hull, York, the 3 Ridings of Yorkshire, Durham, Newcastle, Berwick on Tweed, Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmorland: with 2 horses: clear [of fees]	27	0	0
March 1,	paid John Johnson as his Majesty's bounty and charity to the poor inhabitants in and about the city of London: clear [of fees]	1000	0	0
March 3,	paid John Dwyre on [his] allowance of 2s. per diem: for 35 days days from 27 January, 1689–91 to date hereof	3	10	0
March 4,	paid Daniel, Earl of Nottingham, in full of 20,000l. for the purchase of his house etc. in Kensington: clear [of fees]: per Mr. Tho. Armstrong	1000	0	0
	paid John Freeman to defray the charges of his journey into the West whither he is sent by the Committee for the Affairs of Ireland by their order of the 3rd inst. to inspect the hay bought by Mr. Row for their Majesties' service: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
March 7,	paid Simon Quash (who served as Serjeant under Capt. FitzSimons in Col. Hamill's Regiment: [as royal] bounty by order of the Committee for Irish Affairs dated the 5th inst.: clear of fees	10	0	0
	paid Geo. Holder, Spaniel Keeper to Charles II and James II, for so much expended by him for conveniences in the house in St. James's Park built by Charles II to keep the dogs in: clear [of fees]	26	15	0
March 10,	paid Sir John Chardin in part of 550l. by him advanced and lent by his Majesty's directions to the Earl of Dumbarton in January, 1688–9 on the credit of repayment out of the money due to the said Earl as one of the Gentlemen of the Bedchamber to the late King James and out of the pension of 1000l. per an. granted in the name of George Dunstan, Esq., viz. 300l. on the first sum and 250l. on the said pension	183	0	0
1689–90, March 14,	paid Barbarah Roch, widow, [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	50	0	0
	paid Eliza[beth], widow of John Sympson [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	50	0	0
	paid Alice King, widow [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	50	0	0
	paid William Fanshaw, Esq., for 4 weeks from February 15 to March 15 inst. on [an] allowance of 40s. per week: clear [of fees]	8	0	0
	paid Capt. Phillip Howard [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	150	0	0
March 15,	paid Jeane Berkeley [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	100	0	0
	paid Marg[aret] Butterfeild, widow of Capt. Bernard Butterfeild, as of his Majesty's bounty to carry herself and family into Ireland: pursuant to an order of the 12th inst. from the Committee for Irish Affairs, signed by Mr. Blathwayte: clear [of fees]	20	0	0
	paid Dame Anne Bunce [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	90	0	0
	paid John Germaine, Esq., in part of 4225l. in repayment of 3900 guineas [which] he lent his Majesty: per Mr. Rogers	300	0	0
March 19,	paid Mary and Sophia Nevill, being to each of them 50l. [as royal] bounty: paid fees [hereon]	100	0	0
March 24,	paid Sir Samuell Moreland to reimburse him his charges and disbursements laid out and expended in going to Hampton Court to view the new buildings there: clear [of fees]	11	9	0
	paid John Germaine, Esq., in further part of 4225l. in repayment of so much money he lent his Majesty	300	0	0
1689–90, March 24,	paid William Wekett, deputy to John Langwith, messenger, upon his allowance of 20l. per an. for extraordinary service by him performed in carrying letters and doing other services: and is for last Xmas quarter: clear	5	0	0
	paid Tho. Smeaton, late one of the Messengers attending the Treasury upon his allowance of 20l. per an. as of his Majesty's free gift and royal bounty: for same quarter: clear [of fees]	5	0	0
March 25,	paid Mr. John Taylour for the charges of passing the present Commission of the Treasury and the two letters patent for the Chancellor and Under Treasurer of the Exchequer; and of several enrollments in the said Exchequer: clear [of fees]	183	1	8
	paid Robert Squibb in satisfaction of so much money by him disbursed and expended for fees in passing several warrants and for fees paid to the officers of the Exchequer for several sums of money there received [for Secret Service] from 25 December, 1689 to the 25th inst: clear [of fees]	650	7	0
		22499	16	10
	remains to balance this account [after deducting said sum from the debit charge of 29,020l. 8s. 1½d. ut supra p. 549] which is this day closed: carried forward to the next account	6520	11	3½
		£29020	8	1½
15 May, 1690.	Examined by Mr. Hampden.
21 May, 1690.	Signed and allowed by his Majesty at Kensington.