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Date.
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Nature and Substance of the Entry.
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Reference.
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Oct. 1.
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Royal warrant to the Attorney or Solicitor General
for a great seal for a grant to Louise, Duchess of
Portsmouth, her executors and assigns, of the
annuity or yearly pension of 8,600l., payable out
of the Hereditary Excise for her natural life and
one year after her decease : to be payable
quarterly : with power hereby to the Farmers,
Commissioners, etc., of Excise to pay same : her
acquittances to be sufficient discharge to said
Commissioners for such payments : with direction
to the Treasury to allow such payments in the
accounts of said Farmers, Commissioners, etc., and
if need be to cause tallies of pro or assignment
to be stricken for the due and quarterly payment
of said pension : and in case said revenue shall
be at any time paid into the Exchequer whereby
the due payment of said pension cannot be made
by said Farmers, Commissioners, etc., then same
to be paid out of any money in the Exchequer.
(Treasurer Danby's subscription dated Oct. 23 of
docquet hereof : said pension to be paid quarterly
from Michaelmas last.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
p. 218. Docquet Book,
p. 95.
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Same to same for a grant to John, Lord Tracy, or his
nominee, of that yearly rent of 500l., payable
to the Crown out of the benefit of the New River
brought from Chadwell and Anwell to London,
according to a contract made between Car. I. and
Sir Hugh Middleton, deceased : to hold the same
in reversion after John Buckworth, of London,
merchant, for 21 years under the same yearly rents
now reserved and payable by said Buckworth.
(Treasurer Danby's subscription dated Oct. 23
of docquet hereof. The docquet states the grantees
as Edmond Seymour and Littleton Powell, Esqrs.,
nominees of said Lord Tracy.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
p. 219. Docquet Book,
p. 95.
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Oct. 2.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Clerk of the
Pipe for a lease to Richard Kendal of the woods,
underwoods and woodlands called Poilscoth
(Polscoith) Wood in the manor of Penlyne and
county and Duchy of Cornwall : all for 99 years
from Sept. 29 last determinable on three lives at
the rent of 20l. per an. and a fine of 20l. payable
to the Receiver General of the Duchy of Cornwall.
Prefixing : (a) particular of the premises by Deputy
Auditor James Symes. Premises are not in charge
before me under any rent : but I find 6d. charged
among the convencionary rents of said manor for
the herbage and pannage of said wood as granted
by the Commissioners for assessioning the said
manor in the 19th year of Queen Elizabeth to
William Kendall (said wood being then described
as both above and below the wood leading from
Lostwithiel to Launceston) for seven years at
6d. per an. : which herbag hath been so taken up
and assessioned for from seven year to seven year
ever since and before that time. "I find in the
woodward's account for the said Duchy made
in the second and third years of King Philip and
Queen Mary that there was answered 10l. 10s. 0d.
for seven acres of underwood cutt within the manor
of Penlyne at 30s. the acre, besides one acre allowed
for waste and also in the 11th year of Queen
Elizabeth there was answered by the woodward the
sum of 6l. 13s. 4d. for the price of two acres of
underwood called firewood within the said manor
of Penlyne in a certain wood called Polscow Wood
of 80 years' growth and sold by the said accomptant
for 66s. 8d. the acre. All which I conceive to be
parcel of the wood above mentioned, for there
is not another, as I am informed, within the said
manor ; but the quantity of acres I cannot certify ;
yet have heard by some persons it contains 18 acres,
and by others not above 12 acres, and that it was
felled in the late tymes of trouble by those who
purchased the same of the late pretended
authority."
(b) Ratal of said particular by Tho. Fisher, deputy
to Surveyor General Sir Charles Harbord. The three
lives are to be nominated by said Richard Kendall
being authorised thereto by John Day, gent., the
petitioner as is certified by Nicholas Courtney, Esq.,
who moved the same for said Day. The herbage
and pannage of said wood is now in the tenure of said
Kendall's father and has been held by him and
his ancestors for several generations, according
to the custom of the manor granted by the
Commissioner at the usual assession held for the
same every seven years, at the ancient rent of 6d.,
payable among the conventionary rents there,
which customary estate and rent is now to be
drowned by this lease.
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Warrants not Relating to
Money VI. pp. 411-12.
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Warrant from [Treasurer Danby] to the Customs
Commissioners. "Having received particular
commands from his Majesty in this behalf, these
are to direct and require you forthwith to send
orders and directions to the respective officers
in the outports throughout England to put a stop
to the departure of any ships of his Majesty's
subjects bound for the colonys of Virginia or
Maryland until further order."
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Out Letters (Customs) III.
p. 218.
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Same from same to same to discharge the seizure of the
eight blunderbusses, 18 guns, 18 muskets and so
many swords and pistols mounted and laid on board
the Unicorn, of Dantzig, John Deples master,
for the use and defence of said ship, having been
seized by one Pembrooke, deputy to Edmd. Long,
Chief Sercher London port : said matter having
been referred to Treasurer Danby by order of the
king in Council. Security is to be given to the
Customs Commissioners by the merchant to answer
the matter in question.
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Ibid, p. 225.
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Treasurer Danby's subscription of a docquet of a
grant to Thomas Purcell, of the office of one of the
King's musicians in ordinary, loco Jno. Wilson,
deceased : to hold during pleasure with the fee
of 20l. per an., payable quarterly out of the
Exchequer : the first payment to commence
from 1674, Mar. 25.
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Docquet Book, p. 91.
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Letter of direction on 1,500l. in further part of an
order of July 31 last, drawn on the privy seal of
July 26 last, supra, p. 286, for 10,000l. to Charles
Bertie for secret service, whereon there has been
already issued 2,000l. by tally on Hearthmoney,
210l. out of the Customs and 660l. out of Customs
money by Mr. Hebdon. The present issue to be by
tally on the Hearthmoney Contractors' payment
due in Sept., 1677.
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Money Book (General)
p. 450.
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Money warrant for 400l. to Sir Jonathan Atkins for
half a year to Sept. 29 last, on his allowances [charged]
upon the Commissioners or Receivers of the Four
and a Half per cent. duty at Barbados.
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Ibid.
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Charles Bertie to [the Customs Cashier] to bring into
the Exchequer (and same to the Auditor of the
Receipt to issue) 1,000l. to said Bertie for half a
quarter on Treasurer Danby's allowance [as Lord
High Treasurer] notwithstanding any former
restriction. (Entry crossed through.)
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Ibid, p. 451.
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Same to the Auditor of the Receipt for tallies (and
same to the Receivers of Excise to pay said tallies)
for 500l. for half a year to Sept. 29 last, of the Earl of
Bath and Lord Hawley's pension of 1,000l. per an.
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Ibid.
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Money warrants for 125l. each to Mris. Anne Lawson
and Mris. Eliz. Kynnaston (formerly Lawson)
daughters of Sir John Lawson, for half a year
on their pensions. (Charles Bertie dated Oct. 24
to the Auditor of the Receipt to issue said sums :
and same to the Customs Cashier to bring said
250l. into the Exchequer as soon as he has satisfied
the weekly payments.)
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Ibid, pp. 451, 467.
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Charles Bertie to the Auditor of the Receipt to issue
(and same to the Customs Cashier to bring in)
1,000l. to said Bertie in further part of the order
for 4,000l. in said Bertie's name for Treasurer
Danby's salary.
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Ibid, p. 451.
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Same to the Customs Cashier to pay Richard Gregory
last Michaelmas quarter's salary as the Lord
Treasurer's messenger.
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Ibid.
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Allowance by Treasurer Danby of last Sept. 29 quarter's
salary bill of the Customs London port. (Total,
5,979l. 12s. 11d.)
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Ibid.
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Warrant from same to the Customs Commissioners to
direct the collectors of the outports to pay the
outport officers' salaries for said quarter.
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Ibid, p. 452.
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Money warrant for 2,500l. to Isaac Legouch (for a jewel
of diamons of the value of 2,500l. sent by Mr. Hyde
to be presented from the King at the christening
of the daughter of the King of Poland as by the
Lord Chamberlain's certificate of the 10th ult.)
and 100l. allowed to said Legouch for his extraordinary
charges therein.
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Money Book (General)
p. 452.
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Allowance by Treasurer Danby of the last Sept. 29
quarter's salary bill for the Excise [Office]. (Total,
2,017l. 10s. 0d.)
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Ibid.
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Charles Bertie to the Customs Cashier with [due]
respect to the weekly payments to bring in (and
same to the Auditor of the Receipt to issue) 150l.
for Mr. Brerewood.
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Ibid, p. 253.
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Money warrant for 910l. to Lawrence Hide, ambassador
to the King of Poland to represent him at the
christening of said King's daughter, for a quarter's
advance of ordinary from the 14th inst. ; it being
certified by Secretary Sir Joseph Williamson that
said Hide took leave of the King July 15 last, in
order to his said journey : the present payment
being for the second quarter on his said ordinary.
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Ibid.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Receipt to
issue 40,000l. to Edward Seymour on any unsatisfied
orders in his name as Treasurer of the Navy : to
be by tallies on the Customs.
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Ibid.
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Money warrant for 364l. to Bevill Skelton, Envoy Extr.
to the Emperor of Germany for a quarter's ordinary
to the 27th ult.
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Ibid, p. 454.
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Same for 125l. to Charles, Earl of Carlisle, for half
a quarter on his pension of 1,000l. per an.
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Ibid.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Customs Cashier
to pay 60l. to Edmond Long for half a year to last
Sept. 29 as chief searcher London port.
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Ibid.
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Money warrant for 150l. to John Trelawney, brother
and executor to Major Edward Trelawney for
three quarters on said Edward's allowance : to
be by tallies on Edward Backwell as Receiver of the
Queen's portion.
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Ibid, p. 458.
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Royal warrant to the Attorney or Solicitor General
for a great seal to authorise the Treasury to pay
40,000l. to the East India Company with 6 per cent.
interest for the same, paying same out of such
moneys as shall grow due for the Customs of
East India commodities to be imported by said
Company after the completing of their satisfaction
[in a similar manner out of Customs] for (whatever
remains yet unsatisfied of) the 37,100l. and interest
payable to them for 700 tons of saltpetre which
they formerly sold to the King : all by reason
that said company has agreed to lend said 40,000l.
to the King upon security of such customs after
such satisfaction as above. (Treasurer Danby's
subscription dated Oct. 16 of docquet hereof.
Treasurer Danby, warrant dated Oct. 3 to the
Customs Cashier hereon accordingly.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
pp. 219-20. Docquet
Book, p. 94. Money
Book (General) p. 457.
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Royal warrant to Treasurer Danby to give warrant to
the officers of Windsor Forest to fell 40 loads of beech
and 40 loads of elm trees for the officers of the
Works, to be employed by them in rebuilding and
repairing Windsor Castle : the charge of felling to
be met out of the sale of offal, which is to be
accounted for. (Treasurer Danby's warrant dated
Nov. 8 hereon accordingly to William Chiffinch,
woodward of said forest.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
p. 225. Warrants not
Relating to Money VII.
p. 6.
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Oct. 3.
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Same to the Attorney or Solicitor General for a
great seal for a grant to William Moses and
Tho. Raymond, as below, of the estate as follows
of Thomas Hoare, of Great Ilford, Essex, who is
become one of the Farmers of the Revenue of
Ireland, and has advanced a considerable sum
of money as well for our immediate service as
to secure the payment of the rent of said farm.
He has been compelled to borrow a great part
of the money so advanced, and desires to secure
repayment thereof by sale or mortgage of part of his
estate, which by reason of his becoming our Farmer,
cannot be done without our permission. We are
disposed to grant such permission, and in order hereto
have accepted from him a grant of all those messuages
or tenements called Edulphes, Salmans and
Drogdales, in the parish of Gingraffee, alias
Ingrave, co. Essex, and all those arable lands,
meadows, pastures and wood grounds appertaining
to said messuages or tenements containing by
estimation 90 acres lying in said Gingraffe,
heretofore in the tenures of Joane Derrick, widow,
and John Larking, and late in the occupation of
Richd. Allam, and now in that of said Thomas
Hoare : and also all that messuage or tenement
and farm called Newmans, in the parish of Wennington
alias Wenigton alias Wenton, co. Essex, heretofore
in the tenure of Robt. Brisco, late in that of Tho.
Pamflin, and now in that of Ralph Bestland : and
also that messuage, tenement and farm called
Hatchmans, alias Wennington Wharfe, in said parish
of Wennington, in the tenures successively of said Robt.
Briscoe, Tho. Pamflin and Ralph Bestland : and also
that close called Bridg mead containing four acres,
and in said parish, and the lands to said messuages,
tenements and wharf belonging, containing 84 acres :
and also that messuage, tenement and farm called
Elme House, alias Ilford, situate in Rainham.
Essex, successively in the tenures of William Nelson,
William Cooper, Tho. Crow and said Tho. Hoare :
and also that messuage or tenement called Chapmans
alias Mockbeggars in Rainham, Essex, and
39 acres of land to the last-mentioned two messuages
belonging : and also those freehold messuages
in Barking and Dagenham, Essex, viz., five acres
of meadow called Wyat Holpenny, five acres of
meadow called Neybrooks, five acres of freehold
land of the fee of Hatfield, five acres of freehold
land of Ennock Yard abutting upon Gant's lane
towards the East, and a messuage or house with
a curtilage where the kitchen is, and two acres of
freehold land abutting on said kitchen and upon
Ennock Croft, three acres of freehold land in East
Marsh, two acres of freehold land in West Marsh,
three acres of freehold marsh ground in Ripple
Marsh, two acres thereof lying in Great Nun Mead,
one of them abutting on land of the late Nunnery of
Barking on the South, the way leading unto the
marsh on the North, the lands sometimes called
the lands of Sir Tho. Nevil, Kt., on the West, and
the lands sometime the lands of Sir Tho. Jeffery
on the East, the other acre of the said two acres in
Great Nun Mead abutting on the lands sometime
of the late Nunnery on the South, the way leading
to said Marsh on the North, the lands sometime
of Richard Hunting, of Dagenham, on the West
and Little Nun Mead on the East, and the third
acre lieth in Haghill Mead in Barking, abutting East,
West and North on the lands sometime of said
Nunnery, and South on the Thames, said parcels
of land being in the tenure of said Hoare : and
also all buildings, orchards, woods, common of
pasture, fishings, passages, etc., etc., to all the
above belonging : and all other the freehold
messuages, farms, lands, etc., whatsoever of said
Tho. Hoare in possession or reversion situate in
Ingrave, Wennington, Rainham, Barking and
Dagenham : and also that messuage or tenement
and 21 acres of land in Aylesbury, Bucks, now in
the several occupations of Luke Foster and Edward
Russell : and also those 12 messuages in or near
Little Pot Alley, heretofore called Kelley's Alley
in the parish of St. Katherine Creechurch, alias
Christchurch, London : and also those two
messuages at the South end and West side of said
alley, late in the tenure of William Gilburne :
and all those messuages or tenements and two gardens
thereto, sometime in the tenure of Ralph Dyall
and Humphry Nelson and afterwards laid into one
garden, and situate in the parish of St. Stephen,
Coleman Street, and now in the tenure of Edmd.
Gilpin : and all the messuages, gardens, etc., in the
parish of St. Buttolphs without Bishopsgate,
heretofore in the several tenures of Samuell Ford,
citizen and tallow chandler of London, Tho.
Cartwright, Tho. Brettey, John Robinson, Giles
Greffen, Barth. Banks, Peter Simonds, Richard
Willett, John Tedder, Edward King, John Strong,
William Smith, widow Swanson, William Bover,
Richd. Browne, Michll. Pye, Robt. Panke,
Christopher Catler, William Birt, Agnes Wood
and John Bagly and afterwards in the occupation
of Anne Bull and Alice Wendover and now of
Samuel Ford : and all other lands, etc., of said
Hoare in the abovesaid parishes : all with intent
to re-grant the same at the suit of said Hoare to
William Moses of Grays Inn, Esq. and Thomas
Raymond of Grays Inn, to whom same was intended
to be settled by said Hoare for security of his debts :
the grant to contain a discharge of the premises
from all extents for or by reason of said Hoare
becoming Farmer as aforesaid. (Treasurer Danby's
subscription dated Oct. 24 of docquet hereof.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
pp. 220-3. Docquet
Book, p. 96.
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Royal warrant to the Attorney or Solicitor General
for a great seal for a grant to William Chiffinch
and Martin Folkes, for ever and without rent or
other payment, of the reversion of all that new
erected brick messuage or tenement in Pall Mall
Field in St. Martins in the Fields, co. Midd., on
the South side of Pall Mall Street, between the
said street on the North and the wall enclosing
St. James's Park on the South, and a messuage
or tenement and ground now in the tenure of Mary,
Countess of Portland on the East, and a messuage,
tenement or ground of Mr. Griffith on the West :
and containing in front next Pall Mall Street, 33 foot
and a half of assize, and which is now in the tenure]
and possession of Mris. Ellen Gwynn : and also
of that long strip of ground, now divided into
three parts called the Laysoyle, Veysy's Garden
and Watt's Close, containing together about 3 acres,
with a garden, house and shed thereon, bounded
South with the common way between said Laysoyle
and Pickadilly Tennis Court and East upon Hege
Lane, leading to a street called the Soho and
northward by several tenements belonging to
Sir William Poulteney, Kt., near the South end of
said Soho Street, and West upon other tenements
of said Poulteney and Col. Thomas Panton or the
yard and gardens thereto belonging, and so extends
to the said common way to said Tennis Court :
of which premises above the Earl of St. Albans
is possessed for about 60 years to come. (Treasurer
Danby's subscription dated Nov. 27 of docquet
hereof.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
p. 225. Docquet Book,
p. 102.
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Privy seal for 1,560l. to Robert Maddocks (Maddockes)
as royal bounty for his faithful services particularly
in discharging the great trust reposed in him by
the Treasurers of the Navy for many years past
with much diligence, integrity and despatch : to be
paid by the Treasurer of the Navy and to be allowed
on the accounts of Lord Treasurer Danby as late
Treasurer of the Navy or any subsequent Treasurer
of the Navy. (Treasurer Danby's subscription
dated Oct. 16 of docquet hereof.)
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King's Warrant Book V.
pp. 230-1 Docquet
Book, p. 94.
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Oct. 3.
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Royal warrant to the Attorney General for a great
seal for a grant to Joseph Gyrle, of the parish of
Marrybone, co. Midd., b[r]ewer, of the king's licence to
build upon the unbuilt portions of the premises
as follow good and convenient brick houses with
outwalls of brick or stone : said Gyrle being
possessed of certain closes and grounds called
Kemps Field and Bunches Close in St. Martins
in the Fields and St. Giles in the Fields, containing
17 acres divided into several parcels lying together
and bounded by the roadway leading from Piccadilly
towards St. Gyles under the military wall or Staines
road Southward, the great roadway leading from
St. Giles towards Uxbridge Northwards, and Hogg
Lane Eastwards and Hedge Lane in part and several
gardens belonging to several tenements of Sir
William Poulteney in the Soho in part Westwards :
of which premises (several parts of which are already
built upon) the inheritance is in the Crown.
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King's Warrant Book V.
pp. 231-2.
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Treasurer Danby's subscription of a docquet dated
1676, Sept., of a confirmation of all the rights,
liberties and franchises formerly granted to the
East India Company by two charters, one dated
1661, April 3, the other dated 1668, Mar. 27, with
a grant and declaration from the King that they may
for ever hereafter take to their own use the full
benefit of the covenants or agreements made or
to be made with their factors, agents or servants
or any commanders or owners of ships, whereby
any special damage is to be paid upon breach without
any account of a moiety thereof to the King : and
that they and their successors in the port and island
of Bombay may coin money to be current within
the limits of their charters with any impression
and inscription and to be called by any name, but
[except] by the name of the coins current in any
other part of the King's dominions : and also
a pardon and release to them of all contempts,
misdemeanours, etc., done before the 16th inst. :
and the like to all their members, agents, factors,
servants of all treason, murder, felonies, etc.,
committed within the limits of their charters before
the 16th inst. by colour of any commission,
order, etc. : and the like to said company of all
accounts, reckonings, etc., and demands from
the King, etc., for any fines, mulcts, penalties or
forfeitures by them or their agents received for
any stated damages paid them upon any covenants
or for any seizures of goods or compositions before
the 16th inst., saving the Customs due to the King
before that time : with direction to the Attorney
General to forbear prosecuting the company for
any matters hereby pardoned, and to discharge
all suits therefor already commenced against them.
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Docquet Book, pp. 92-3.
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Charles Bertie to Mr. Dawson to pay Edward Masters
1,500l.
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Money Book (General)
p. 453.
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Same to the Customs Cashier to pay [into the
Exchequer] "notwithstanding any former restriction"
210l. 16s. 8d. for (and same to the Auditor of the
Receipt to issue same in the following proportions,
viz), Mr. Wiseman (64l. 3s. 4d.), Mr. Pyle (64l. 3s. 4d),
Mr. Whittle (47l. 10s. 8d.) and Mr. Peirce (35l.),
as four of his Majesty's chirurgeons.
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Ibid.
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Same to [the Auditor of the Receipt] for tallies
[a tally for 1,000l. as below] for a quarter on Prince
Rupert's pension due at Michaelmas last.
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Ibid, p. 454.
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Same to the Customs Cashier to proceed in the payment
of Prince Rupert's pension, being 500l. due at
Michaelmas last and 1,000l. more, for which last sum
a tally [as above] is to be delivered to you.
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Ibid.
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Same to the Auditor of the Receipt for a tally on the
Excise (and same to the Excise Commissioners
to pay said tally) for 125l. for a quarter's pension
due to Col. Thomas Howard of Suffolk.
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Ibid.
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Same to same to issue to the Master of the Wardrobe
(upon an order for 450l. for furniture of the Chapel
Royal) the 450l. which the Customs Cashier is to
bring into the Receipt.
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Ibid, p. 455.
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Same to same to satisfy an order of the 2nd inst.
for 34,500l. to Lemuell Kingdon by tallies for
8,500l. on the Excise and by paying the remainder
by 2,000l. a week as the Customs Cashier shall
pay same into the Exchequer for that use.
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Ibid.
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Same to same for a tally for 5,000l. for a quarter
on the 20,000l. per an. for Charles Bertie out of the
Excise for secret service.
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Ibid.
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Same to the Customs Cashier to pay off Sir Robt.
Vyner's tally struck in Aug. last on the Customs
for 1188l., "out of money which will come to your
hands upon the Michaelmas account" [of the
Customs.]
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Ibid.
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Charles Bertie to the Customs Cashier to bring 500l.
into the Exchequer for half a year of Sir Robert
Vyner's pension : notwithstanding any former
restriction.
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Money Book (General)
p. 455.
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Same to the Auditor of the Receipt for tallies on the
Tenths of the Clergy for Visct. Brouncker's full
payment to Midsummer last.
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Ibid.
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Same to same for a tally (and same to the Excise
Commissioners to forthwith pay said tally) for
2,000l. for one quarter's pension to the Duke of
Monmouth : "for which a tally will be brought
to you."
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Ibid, p. 456.
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Same to the Excise Commissioners to forthwith
pay 1,000l. to Mris. Gwynne for a quarter on her
pension "for which I will take care you shall have
a regular discharge."
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Ibid.
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Same to the Navy Commissioners to immediately
pay Sir John Berry's bill of disbursements
(41l. 13s. 6d.) out of the Navy weekly money.
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Ibid.
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Oct. 3.
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Money warrant for 14,300l. to Samuel Pepys for
one quarter June 30 to Sept. 30 last, for Tangier.
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Ibid, p. 457.
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Same for 7,500l. to Sir Edward Griffin for one quarter's
allowance for the service of the Office of the Chamber.
(Letter of direction dated 25 Oct. on the order
dated Oct. 5 drawn hereon : same being hereby
to be paid by tallies on the Law Duty Farmers.)
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Ibid, pp. 457, 470.
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Same, dormant, for the perpetuity of 6l. 13s. 4d. per an.
to the Vicar of St. Peters' in the Tower and warrant
for what is already due thereon.
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Ibid, p. 457.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Receipt to pay
250l. to John Lock in further part of the order of
Aug. 23 last for 347l. 9s. 6d. remaining unpaid
upon an order of 1673-4, Feb. 26, for 650l. to said
Lock, late Treasurer to the Council for Trade and
Foreign Plantations : same to be by him applied
for payment of 1 years' house rent for Villiers'
house, according to the order of Council of 1674,
Dec. 22. (See supra, p. 290.)
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Ibid, p. 458.
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Money warrant for 48l. 10s. 0d. to Thomas Felton and
William Chiffinch, Masters of the Hawks, for last
Sept. quarter on 10s. a day ; 200l. for same on
800l. per an. ; and 120l. for four months on 30l. a
month.
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Ibid.
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Same for 150l. and 330l. to Isaac Legouch for a jewel
value 150l., given to Monsieur Le Marr, who came
from the Prince of Orange, and a jewel value 330l.
given to Monsieur Horne, envoy from the King
of Sweden : as by the certificate dated 1675,
Nov. 20, from the Earl of Arlington, Lord
Chamberlain.
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Ibid.
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Same for 210l. to same for a diamond ring given
to the governor of the Prince of Neuburg : as by
the like certificate of Aug. 10 last.
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Ibid, p. 459.
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Same for 364l. to Thomas Chudleigh, secretary to
the extraordinary embassy for the treaty of peace
at Nimueguen for six months' advance of ordinary
Mar. 13 last to Sept. 11 last : it being certified
by Sir Joseph Williamson that said Chudleigh
took leave of the King for said employment Dec. 13
last : and further for 54l. to him for extraordinaries
in said service 1675, Dec. 30, to 1676, June 30th.
Appending : bill of said extraordinaries
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Ibid.
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For a screw press for letters for entry books,
paper, etc.
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18
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For portage of letters sent and received to
and from all parts
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36
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54
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Money warrant for 915l. to Sir Thomas Higgons for six
months' ordinary Mar. 9 last to Sept. 8 last as Envoy
Extraordinary to the Republic of France.
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Money Book (General)
p. 459.
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Same for 364l. for same (Mar. 25 last to Sept. 23
last) to William Perwich. employed for the negociation
of certain of his Majesty's affairs at Paris.
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Ibid, p. 460.
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Same for 910l. to Sir Edward Wood for same (Jan. 7
last to July 7 last) as Envoy Extraordinary to
Sweden.
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Ibid.
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Same for 546l. to Sir William Swan for same (Dec. 24
last to June 23 last) as Resident with the Hanse
Towns.
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Ibid.
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Same for 546l. to Sir John Paul for same (Dec. 3
last to June 2 last) as Resident with the Court of
Denmark.
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Ibid.
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Same for 366l. to Sir Martin Westcombe for same
(1673, Sept. 22, to 1673-4, Mar. 24), as Agent at
Cadiz, etc.
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Ibid.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to Sir Robt. Atkins,
junr., late Receiver of the Law Duty, to pay 100l.
to Richard Aldworth for half a year's salary to
Lady day last as an Auditor of Crown Revenues,
as by the great seal of Feb. 22 last.
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Ibid, p. 461.
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Same from same to John Strode and partners, Farmers
of the Four and a Half per cent. duty in Barbados
and the Leeward Islands. The privy seal of 1672,
May 31, ordered payment of arrears due to the
officers and soldiers of Sir Tobias Bridge's regiment
who served in the West Indies. Thomas Kirwood
of London, goldsmith, advanced 4,794l. 14s. 9d.
for payment of part of said regiment, for which
sum he received tallies on abovesaid duty. The
warrant of 1675, July 27, ordered said tallies to be
paid out of said duty in Barbados, without
mentioning the Leeward Isles, although said privy
seal directed payment as above out of said duty in
both Barbados and the said Islands. You are
hereby to pay moneys in your hands towards
satisfaction of said tallies out of said Revenue in
said Islands as well as in Barbados, and so to
continue to do till said tallies be fully discharged.
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Ibid.
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Same from same to the Surveyor General of
Crown Lands for a particular of the manor of
East Moulsey alias East Mulsey and of Hampton
Court ferry and the fishing of the river from
Cobham Bridge : with a view to a fresh lease to
James Clarke ut supra p. 324.
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Warrants not Relating to
Money VII. p. 1.
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[? Oct. 3]
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to [the King's
Remembrancer] for the delivery to Nicholas Warren
of bonds pro tanto to be cancelled to the amount
of what shall be levied on his estate in liquidation
of the debt due from him to the King on Customs
bonds : part of said assets now lying ready in
his creditors' hands, payable on demand to his
Majesty's use to Philip Marsh the Receiver for
wine and currants in London port : and similarly
to deliver 1,400l. (1,401l.) in such bonds as representing
a sum which is due to said Warren from
Capt. Alford, which is likewise seized into the
King's hands and ready to have been levied, had
not the Exchequer process against said Alford been
superseded.
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Warrants not Relating to
Money VII. p. 1.
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Oct. 3.
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Same from same to the Customs Commissioners
to employ John Shaw as examiner and computer
of wines, etc., London port, loco, John Feild,
deceased.
Capt. Phillip Lightfoot as Comptroller and
surveyor General of [customs in] the Colony of
Virginia, loco Roger Greene, with the allowance
of 25 per cent. [of his receipts] for himself and
deputies.
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Out Letters (Customs) III.
p. 219.
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[Same from same to same] to depute Nicholas Robinson,
constable of Winchcomb, co. Gloucester, to destroy
tobacco raised and planted in Gloucestershire,
Worcestershire and elsewhere, his services therein
being certified by the affidavit and other papers
annexed [missing] : and for his past services
to make him some further fit allowance (in addition
to the 5l. already received.)
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Ibid, p. 220.
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Instructions from same to same in reply to their
representation of the 2nd inst. (1). The Receiver
General of Customs is to pay 54l. 14s. 6d. to Richard
Taylor, waiter and searcher at York, in full of
his bills for 66l. 14s. 6d. for his expenses in destroying
tobacco cos. Yorks and Notts, deducting 12l. not
thought fit to be allowed. (2). You are to have
a smack of 20 tons burden built for service at
Bristol, but as it will take time to build, and the
season for importing wines is near, you are to
send meanwhile two landwaiters from London
to act as riding surveyors for the guard of that
coast. (3). As to Mr. Osborne's proposal for
taking a new Custom House at Bristol for a long
term of years, he is to take it from year to year, as
long as the Customs be in Commission. (4). The
Customs Solicitor is to attend the Attorney General
for his advice upon Mr. Kirkby's information
touching the importation of Irish cattle, and how
the offenders may be proceeded against.
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Ibid, p. 221.
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Warrant from same to same to make an allowance
of a sixth to Francis Stone, William Bellamy and
Mark Manbret, merchants, on their entering as
hogsheads a parcel of wines imported in uncertain
cask (the quantity of gallons at the medium being
between 42 and 63), they promising not hereafter
to import wines in such uncertain cask.
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Ibid, p. 222.
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Same from same to same to employ the following
(who are recommended by the Agents for Virginia)
as collectors there of the [new Plantation] duty
of 1d. per lb. on tobacco, etc. : viz., Thomas
Ballard and Joshua Bridges, Esqrs. at James
River, Nicholas Spencer, Esq. and Mr. John
Washington at Portomack River, Phillip
Ludwell, Esq., at York River, Ralph Wormley, Esq.,
for Rapahanock River, and Col. John Stringer
for the Eastern shore : they to collect said duty
[with reward] "after the rate of 10l. per cent."
and with such instructions as shall be requisite.
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Ibid, pp. 222-3.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Customs Commissioners
to appoint Robert Mason as collector
at Hull, loco Mr. Meriton, deceased, late collector.
As said Mason now acts as customer there in right
of Sir Mathew Appleyard's heir, a minor, his
appointment as collector (at only his present salary
and 20l. per an. for a clerk) will put an end to there
being two customers there.
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Out Letters (Customs) III.
p. 223.
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Same from same to same to permit the warehousing
and re-shipment for France on bond (to return same
to France, but not for Spain) of some contraband goods
consigned to Michael Godfrey from his correspondent
Monsieur Geroult of Rouen on board the ship Little
Samuell. Said Godfrey informed the Customs
Commissioners in August last of such consignment,
praying leave to warehouse same, paying custom
thereon, and to re-ship same for Spain, and on
receiving no encouragement from said Commissioners
tried to stop the consignment from France, but
was too late to prevent it, for that before said
Andrew Geroult received said advice the ship
sailed, was taken by a French privateer, carried
into Calais, is since released and expected to arrive
in London port.
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Ibid, p. 224.
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Same from same to same to employ John Willie
and Thomas Hicks as tidesmen at Poole to complete
the establishment [there.]
John Hopper as waiter at Leigh, loco Nicholas Elton,
dismissed.
Jeremy Ward as weighing porter in the warehouse
London port, loco Jonah Man.
William Southwell as watchman, London, loco
William Palmer, deceased.
Joseph Martin as collector at Nevis, loco Charles
Bincks, who is absent.
Charles Sherman as waiter at Margate, loco John
Smith.
Valentine Percivall as tidesman [? London port] loco
St. John Hazey.
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Ibid, p. 225.
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Oct. 4.
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Royal sign manual for 200l. to Sir John Berry, Kt.,
Col. Herbert Jeffreys and Col. Francis Morison,
appointed to be Commissioners to adjust and
settle matters in Virginia : 100l. thereof to be for
their clerk to be employed on that service and
the remaining 100l. to be for their charges in procuring
said commission, and fees on the privy seals for
their salaries, etc. (Money warrant hereon dated
Oct. 9).
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King's Warrant Book V.
p. 223. Money Book
(General) p. 464.
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Charles Bertie to [the Auditor of the Receipt] to
pay the 2,360l. [which the Customs Cashier is
directed to bring into the Exchequer] to satisfy
the remainder of Mr. Packer's two orders dated
1675, July 12, for 8,000l. and 4,000l. for the Works.
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Money Book (General)
p. 462.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Customs
Commissioners to deliver to Henry Savile, on
payment of customs, six parcels of goods (cabinets,
looking glasses, tables, stands, gloves, etc.), sent
from Dieppe.
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Out Letters (Customs) III.
p. 227.
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Oct. 5.
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Charles Bertie to the Customs Cashier to bring into
the Exchequer, notwithstanding any former
restriction (and same to [the Auditor of the Receipt]
to issue) 40l. for Robert Swan, who was instrumental
in the King's escape [from Worcester fight].
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Money Book (General)
p. 462.
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The like for 446l. 17s. 2d. for Mr. Walker, usher of
the Exchequer Court, for liberates in Trinity term
1676, and for his diet money of 5d. a day for 133 days
to July 22 last.
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Ibid.
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Same to [the Auditor of the Receipt] for tallies and
same to [? the Excise Commissioners] to pay
said tallies for 375l. to the Lord Privy Seal
for half a quarter due at Michaelmas last on his
pension of 3,000l. per an., "for which a tally will
be delivered to you."
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Ibid.
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Same to the Customs Cashier to pay or lend to the
Lord Privy seal half a year to Sept. 29 last on his
fee of 20s. a day.
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Ibid, p. 463.
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Same to the Auditor of the Receipt to pay to the
executors of Dame Barbarah Villiers 150l. out of
coinage money : for last Michaelmas quarter's
pension.
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Ibid.
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Same to the Customs Commissioners to employ
Edmund Cumings (Cuming) as a tidesman extraordinary,
and to be presented as a tidesman in fee
on a vacancy.
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Out Letters (Customs) III.
p. 226.
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Reference to the Surveyor General of Crown Lands
of the petition of Edward, Lord Montagu, for a
grant of woods, etc.
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Ibid.
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Oct. 9.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby, dated from
Newmarket, to the Customs Commissioners and
Sir John Shaw, Surveyor of the Act of Navigation,
to register as a free ship the Greyhound, of Dover,
(same having been certified as entered on the list
of free ships in the office of Secretary Coventry) ;
and to grant the usual certificate, the customs
or duties being first paid.
Prefixing : Note of royal warrant dated 1674, June 21,
for such naturalization.
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Ibid.
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Same from same to same to discharge the seizure
of a barrel of Mercery and a parcel of pewter and
victuals, value 65l., belonging to Henry Maheitt,
and sent from Rohan [Rouen] to Exeter, from thence
to go to Bilboa, but seized by Mr. Cooper, an officer
at Exeter : as to which goods petitioner's
correspondent gave notice to the customs before
their arrival. Surety is to be first given for the
return of the goods to France, and not to send
them to Spain.
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Ibid.
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Same from same to same to allow or repay the duty
on 19 pipes as part of a parcel of 34 casks of decayed
wines belonging to George Pott : said Pott having
been ordered an allowance of a third for such
defectiveness by the warrant of June 15 last, which
appears to be insufficient, as said wines were three
quarters defective : a moiety having been allowed
in a like [previous] case.
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Ibid, p. 227.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby, to the Customs
Commissioners to allow to John Glanvile the
salary of the collector of Looe for the time
of his collection there as deputy to the Customer
of Plymouth (Looe not being the place of residence
of said Customer), who was appointed to undertake
the receipt of Looe during the suspension
of John Natt, superseded for not paying his arrear
nor perfecting his security.
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Out Letters (Customs) III.
p. 227.
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Oct.
(Nov.) 9.
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Treasurer Danby dated at Newmarket to [? the
Admiralty Lords]. By your direction of July 29
last Sir Nicholas Armorer has applied to me for
compensation for non-performance of the King's
part of a contract for building four frigates in
Ireland. I agree with the report of the Navy
Board thereon, which he has shewn me, and think
that if he will give security to go on with his contract
it will be better to have said ships built thereby
than to pay such compensation.
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Warrants not Relating to
Money VII. p. 2.
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Oct. 9.
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Warrant from [Treasurer Danby] to the Receipt to
issue 40,000l. to Edward Seymour on any unsatisfied
orders in his name as Treasurer of the Navy.
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Money Book (General)
p. 463.
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Money warrant for 30l. to Henry Wroth for last Lady
day quarter on his pension of 120l. per an. as a Page
of Honour to the King.
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Ibid.
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Warrant from Treasurer Danby to the Customs Cashier.
The East India Company have by their charter
six and six months for payment of their Customs.
You are therefore on the warrant for 40,000l
(ut supra, p. 339), to allow them a discount of
interest for the said time of six and six months,
according to their charter.
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Ibid, p. 464.
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Same from same to same, to pay 30l. to William
Hurt, collector at Dartmouth, towards his legal
costs ; he having seized a parcel of thread entered
in July, 1671, by Samuell Austin as cross-bow
thread, which appeared to be peecings thread,
which pays ten times the duty of cross-bow
thread, which goods said Austin recovered by an
action of trover, which was reversed on a writ of error :
the question as to the nature of such thread being
one of considerable consequence to the King.
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Ibid.
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Money warrant for 500l. to Sir Robert Vyner for
half a year to Lady day last on his annuity of 1,000l.
a year for 12 years as by his patent of 1671, Sept. 15.
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Ibid, p. 465.
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Same for 13l. 6s. 8d. to Francis Sandford for half a year
to Lady day last on his fee of 40 marks per an. as
Lancaster Herald.
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Ibid, p. 467.
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Treasurer Danby's subscription dated Newmarket
of a docquet of a warrant to the Exchequer for
installing the First Fruits of the Bishopric of Norwich
being 834l. 11s. 7d. (the Tenths deducted) to
Anthony, now Bishop thereof, to be paid in four years
by equal portions from Michaelmas next [sic for
last.]
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Docquet Book, p. 93.
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Oct. 13.
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Charles Bertie to Alderman Backwell to pay into
the Exchequer (so that same may be issued to
Mr. Roberts for the service of the Works at Windsor)
the 15,000 milreis or about 5,000l. which Treasurer
Danby understands came over lately in the
Saudados, and is now in your hands as part of the
Queen's portion.
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Money Book (General)
p. 465.
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Oct. 14.
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Same to the Excise Receivers to bring 700l.
into the Exchequer (and same to the Auditor
of the Receipt to issue same) for Dr. Taylor for
half a year to Sept. 29 last, on his privy seal for
1,400l. per an.
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Ibid.
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