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| Sept. 1. |
[Charnock's memoranda.] |
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Mr. Edwards: warrant on his privy seal. |
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Mr. John Robinson: warrant on his petition (erased). |
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Mr. Cofferer: warrant on his privy seal. |
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Mr. Lisle et al.: warrant for a year to Sir Edw. Griffin for them:
on Sir Ste. Fox's orders. |
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Mr. Thornbury et al.: warrant to the Cofferer to pay them and
[for said Cofferer] to be allowed [for same] on his privy seal for
extraordinaries: but get a certificate first. (To stay, &c.) |
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Mr. Batchelor: warrant on Sir Robert Long's certificate. |
|
[Ibid.] |
Sept. 7.
Thursday. |
[Charnock's memoranda.] |
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Earl of St. Albans: his letter about a Jewel: warrant on the
loans on the Country Excise. |
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Robert Stradling: warrant for 10l. as reward for service: to be
on the old dormant [privy seal for 10,000l.] |
|
[Ibid. p. 124.] |
Sept. 13.
Wednesday |
[Charnock's memoranda.] |
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Mr. Holland to be collector of the Chimney money due from the
city of London. |
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Halberdiers: warrant for 1,500l. for the Halberdiers, [viz.] to
the Treasurer of the Chamber for them on the Country Excise: to
be done by transferring some of their present assignments. |
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Grooms of the Bedchamber: warrant for them on the Country
Excise. |
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Query: for survey of the Wardrobe ground. |
|
[Ibid.] |
| [After Sept. 13.] |
[Charnock's memoranda.] |
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Hurst Castle: warrant as in Lord Arlington's letter: Mr. Smith. |
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Queen's pages: warrants for them: the warrants drawn for the
Queen's servants to be looked out. |
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Sir Edw. Griffin: warrant for 820l. for him on the Country
Excise. Query for what service. |
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Mr. Killegrew: warrant for half a year of his pension. |
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Mr. Kirke: warrant for half a year [? for the Band of Pensioners]. |
|
[Ibid.] |
| Sept. 25. |
[Charnock's memoranda.] |
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Lady Sanderson: warrant for her pension on her patent. |
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King's officers of the Customs: letter to hasten their certificate
about the wines that so the business of the [Customs] farmers'
defalcations may be determined. |
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Sir Ste. Fox: warrant on the Excise for his 14,000l. which he
was to have had on the advance of the Farmers of the Customs:
to be writ on his orders on the advance money. Also his 10,000l.
on his privy seal for secret service [is] to be on the London Excise
when the privy [seal is] passed; the docquet being signed to-day. |
|
Warrant on the Excise for 550l. to Sir Ste. Fox, being money
which he paid to Madame de Bord by appointment of the Treasury
Lords. Fox is to bring a memorandum on what privy seal or letters
patent this is to be grounded. |
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Mr. Ball: warrant on his privy seal. |
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Queen's sheets: warrant for 250l.: [to be] on some order of the
Wardrobe: to be transferred to the Excise when they bring it. |
|
[Treasury Minute Book DCXXIV. p. 125.] |
| Sept. 26. |
[Charnock's memoranda.] |
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Samuel Finnie: warrant [for him] to receive [be receiver of] the
[crown] revenue of the counties desired. |
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Madame de Bord: warrant for 550l. |
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Mr. Seagar: warrant for 10l. on the quarter due at Michaelmas,
1671. |
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Mr. Rogers: warrant on the fee farms: 2,000l. [for] secret
service. |
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Mr. Cooper: warrant on his privy seal. |
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Mr. Boreman, housekeeper at Greenwich: warrant for a year of
his salary: on the fee farms. |
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Mr. Gregory: warrant for a quarter on the Exchequer. |
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[Ibid.] |
