Warrants of the Protector and Council for Payment of Money

Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1654. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1880.

'Warrants of the Protector and Council for Payment of Money', in Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum, 1654, (London, 1880) pp. 444-458. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-state-papers/domestic/interregnum/1654/pp444-458 [accessed 18 April 2024]

Warrants of the Protector and Council for Payment of Money.


Date.	By.	To	Object.				Sum.			References.

1654.							£	s.	d.	I. 75.	I. 105.
March 3	Gualter Frost	Sir Adam Loftus	Arrears still unpaid, and 4l. a week subsistence till his accounts are stated, or till further order.				4	0	0	140 149	21
" 6	Col. John Barkstead	Gualter Frost	For Council's contingencies				6,000	0	0	147 152 186	22
" 7	Peter Evans, late receiver of South Wales.	Thos. Hughes	Two years' fee, as prothonotary and clerk of Pleas, cos. Brecon, Radnor, and Glamorgan.				18	0	0	183 156	22
" 10	Gualter Frost	John Maidstone, steward to his Highness.	Out of the 6,000l. lately ordered him from the Tower				5,000	0	0	159	23
" "	Thos. Fauconberg	Col. Barkstead	For two quarters' bills, ending Christmas last, for the Tower, 456l. 18s. 6d. and 368l. 5s. 4d.				825	3	10	160	24
" 16	Gualter Frost	Lieut.-Col. Wolsley	For fire and candle for the guards attended by the Protector's regiment of foot.				20	0	0	146 170 186	23
" "	"	James Waynwright	For a quarter's allowance to Richard Bradshaw as resident at Hamburg.				200	0	0	164 170	24
" "	"	Robert Tatnall	For 12 weeks' allowance from the late Council of State, for subsistence of self and family.				6	0	0	164 170	25
" 22	"	Nicholas Bond	To make provision for the entertainment of the Ambassador Extraordinary from the French king.				300	0	0	182	26
" 23	Thos. Fauconberg	Wm. Watts, co. Surrey	For present relief				20	0	0	195	25
" "	" "	Thomas Smithsby	For disbursements about the house and gardens at Hampton Court.				70	13	2	195	27
" "	Gualter Frost	Sarah Potter, widow	⅓ for herself and ²/3 for her six children, the clerks of Council to see it secured.				250	0	0	159 186 195	28
" "	Thos. Fauconberg	John Haggit	Year's salary as chief justice of cos. Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan, instead of payment by the Commissioners of Customs.				250	0	0	152 180 187 206	28
" "	" "	John Corbet	Year's salary as chief justice of cos. Glamorgan, Brecon, and Radnor.				250	0	0	152 180 187 206	28
" "	" "	Henry Zinzan alias Alexander, equerry to the late King.	In full of all demands, on his petition				150	0	0	158 186 195	29
March 29	Gualter Frost	Nicholas Bond	For his disbursements for entertainment of the ambassador extraordinary from the States General.				87	6	11¼	172 195	29
" "	"	"	For pains and service as steward at the said entertainment for the ambassadors.				30	0	0	172 195	—
" "	"	John Pell	One quarter's salary as mathematical lecturer				50	0	0	—	27
" "	"	William Wright and Hugh Peters.	To remain in their hands till the tomb for Lord Ireton be erected, being in full of what remains due for it.				20	0	0	—	30
" "	"	William Wright and Hugh Peters.					32	0	0	—	30
" 31	Col. John Barkstead	Treasurers-at-war	For the service of Scotland				20,000	0	0	205	31
" "	Treasurers for the Committee of Accounts.	Sir John Trevor, Lancelot Lake, and the coal farm lessees.	Balance in repayment of loan to Thos. Ledgard, who has paid in his balance to the said treasury.				1,409	4	9	188 210	31
" "	" "	Thos. Fauconberg	On like account. [See warrants, 23 Feb. and letter 17 March, p. 36, suprà.]				2,357	18	9	188 210	32
April 3	Commissioners for Prize goods.	Col. John Hewson	On two debentures for service in England				1,832	9	3	210	33
" 5	Thos. Fauconberg	Dame Margaret Hungerford.	In full, with interest of a debt due to Rich. Aldsworth, on bond by Sir John Danvers and Hugh Audley, for the service of Parliament in co. Wilts. [Also Vol. 69, No. 13a.]				800	0	0	—	34
" 7	Gualter Frost	Richard Hampden	For cloth for coats of the State's watermen				36	12	6	364	34
" 14	Col. Richard Sankey, treasurer for probate of wills.	John Embree	For repairing and fitting of Whitehall				500	0	0	235 238 248	35
" "	Thos. Fauconberg	Col. Robert Hammond	On an order of Parliament, allowing him 400l. a year till other provision was made for him. Renewed 3 Aug. and 10 Aug. 1654.				200	0	0	240 248 469 478	35
" "	Gualter Frost	William Dalton	For charges, &c. about the disposal of two children left in Whitehall.				5	0	0	248	36
" "	"	Nicholas Bond	For service as steward at the entertainment of the ambassador extraordinary of the French king.				30	0	0	217 248	36
April 14	Gualter Frost	Nicholas Bond	For balance of the expenses of the said entertainment.				57	11	4¼	217 248	37
" "	Capt. Hen. Hatsell	Mat. Lock and Jas. Chetwind.	For their salaries as clerks at the Irish and Scotch Committee from 22 June 1653 to the end of their sitting, and for entering their transactions up to 23 March last.				73	10	0	248	37
" "	Capt. Hen. Hatsell	Mat. Lock and Jas. Chetwind.					37	10	0	248	37
" "	" "	Wm. Rowe.	1¼ years' salary as under clerk to the said Committee. These 2 warrants to be paid from the product of provisions sent for the reducing of Jersey.				20	0	0	248	37
" 25	Comrs. of Customs	Gualter Frost	On the account of Council's contingencies, to be issued for the Protector's use.				6,000	0	0	257	38
" 27	Gualter Frost	Mr. Maidstone, steward for his Highness.	For the use of the Lord Protector				6,000	0	0	257	38
May 2	"	Col. Barkstead	Expenses of conducting Lieut.-Col. John Lilburne to Jersey.				13	8	7	262 275	—
" 3	"	Lieut.-Col. John Roseworme.	One quarter's salary as engineer-general				45	10	0	268	39
" "	"	Phillip Starkey	For service as master cook in the entertainment of the ambassadors from the States General.				20	0	0	172 275	41
" "	"	"	For service as master cook in the entertainment of the ambassador from the French king.				20	0	0	218 275	41
" 5	Col. Rich. Sankey, treasurer for probate of wills.	Earl of Clanrickard	Being the remainder of 1,200l. ordered by Parliament, in full of all demands.				600	0	0	275 271	40
" "	Gualter Frost	Wm. Astell	For special service				40	0	0	267 275	42
" "	"	8 clerks and other officers named.	For salaries and allowances for attending committees of the late Parliament.				134	0	8	275	42
" "	Capt. Hen. Hatsell	Wm. Rowe	For service and attendance on some affairs of England and Scotland for five months, he being now dismissed from employment in the Irish and Scotch Committees. [Also I. 74, p. 76.]				150	0	0	275	43
May 9	Comrs. of Customs	Admiralty Comrs.	To pay for 1,000 tents and 1,000 prs. of shoes for Col. Alured's forces, including 203 tents for Col. Pride.				1,100	0	0	272 286	44
" "	" "	"	To pay for tents, &c., the 1,100l. not sufficing				200	0	0	279 290	45
" 10	Gualter Frost	Clemt. Kinnersley	For furnishing Sir Abraham Williams' house for reception of the Dutch and French ambassadors.				25	8	6	266 271 290	45
" 11	"	Earl of Kildare's children.	Charge of their voyage to Ireland				20	0	0	296	47
" "	"	Marchmond Needham	For one whole year's stipend				100	0	0	290 296	47
" "	"	Eliz. Alkin	For physic and nursing sick and wounded seamen and prisoners, on her petition.				10	0	0	258 296	48
" 12	Comrs. of Excise	John Embree	For the repairs of Whitehall				1,500	0	0	303	48
" 15	Comrs. of Customs	Gualter Frost	For the Council's contingencies				5,000	0	0	302	49
" "	Gualter Frost	John Maidstone, steward of his Highness.	For the household				5,000	0	0	302	49
" 16	"	Wm. Blackbrowe, leatherseller of London.	For 700 snapsacks for the regiment of Sir W. Constable.				29	3	4	305	50
" "	"	Clemt. Kinnersley	To be paid to Eliz. Smith, a poor old woman, Eman. de Criell and Hen. Willet, for 4 pieces of tapestry hangings for his Highness.				11	8	0	295 305	50
" "	Thos. Fauconberg	Daniel Hinchman	For use of Col. Hewson's regiments				43	1	4¾	307 327 338	51
" 26	Gualter Frost	Peter Sterry	A quarter of a year's salary				50	0	0	327	52
" "	"	Capt. Roger Alsop, marshal-general.	For maintenance of Scottish prisoners from 21 Jan. to 29 June 1653.				341	16	0	316 327	53
" "	"	Lady Ranelagh	Part of 1,100l. ordered to Visct. Ranelagh, in full of all demands.				100	0	0	312 327	53
" "	"	Sir Abraham Williams	For quarter of a year's rent of his house in Palace Yard for entertaining ambassadors.				75	0	0	327	54
" "	"	René Augier	For his secretary employed at Paris as intelligencer, at 10s. a day, from 20 Jan. to 20 April 1654.				45	0	0	327	54
May 26	Gaulter Frost	Lady Levingston	For their relief, weekly				0	12	6	315 318 327	53
		Mrs. Bray					2	2	0
		Mrs. Hobson					1	1	0
		Mrs. Blunden					0	4	6
" 30	"	Richard Scutt	For setting up lights in the passages in Whitehall				12	0	0	382	62
" "	"	Wm. Williams	For a quarter of a year's salary in printing the bills of mortality, and presenting them weekly to Council.				2	10	0	382	63
" "	"	10 officers of Whitehall, named.	Half a year's salary, due to 15 May				148	0	0	382	63
June 2	Comrs. of the Customs	Lord Whitelock's agent	On account, for his allowance as ambassador to Sweden.				1,200	0	0	348	56
" "	Treasurers at Gurney House.	Gualter Frost	For Council's contingencies				2,000	0	0	348	57
" "	Gualter Frost	Nicholas Lockyer	In lieu of an Ordinance for sale of lands to him, value 200l. a year, by the Gurney House treasurers.				2,000	0	0	348	57
" "	Treasurers at Gurney House.	Robert Inglish and Alex. Finlaw.	Part of a greater sum due on a contract for provisions for Ireland.				1,000	0	0	309 318 327 348	58
" "	Collectors of Prize Goods.	James Boswell	In part for victuals for garrisons in Ireland				1,000	0	0	318 338 348	58
" "	Treasurers at Drury House.	"	" "				419	15	2	338 348	59
" 8	Richard Sankey	Capt. Giles Shelley	In full of all demands on a contract for relieving Bonratty Castle, Ireland.				60	0	0	356 338	60
" "	"	James Challoner	For disbursements about Hampton Court by order of Parliament, he being desired to quit the house there.				200	0	0	248 338 356	60
" 12	Col. John Barkstead	Commissioners of the Admiralty.	For freight and wages of the ships to be called in				44,000	0	0	362	61
" "	Gualter Frost	Samuel Hartlib	For industry in several public services, according to what was heretofore allowed.				100	0	0	317 338 362	61
June 13	Gaulter Frost	Lieut.-Col. Thos. Kelsey	For charges of Thomas Northcot, Wm. Thacker, and Henry Goodis, in bringing from Dover Mr. Digby and a German lord.				2	0	0	362 366	62
" 19	"	Fras. Downham, upholsterer.	For goods delivered at Whitehall for his Highness, his bill being attested and examined.				489	5	9	383	64
" "	"	22 riding messengers	For journeys and expenses in the service, June 1653 to Feb. 1654.				464	14	1	382	64
" "	"	Serjeant Dendy	For a year's rent of the orchard passage, charges of Mr. Brown, prisoner, and disbursements to trumpeters and troops, at the proclamation about the seamen's meeting.				7	4	0	382	65
" "	"	Wm. Legg	For three quarters of a year's salary as wardrobe keeper.				225	0	0	382	66
" "	"	Geo. Vaux	For one year's salary as housekeeper and passage cleaner at Whitehall.				150	0	0	382	66
" "	"	Rich. Nutt	For bill of charges				31	0	0	382	66
" "	"	Isaac Dorislaus	For one quarter of a year's salary as solicitor to the Admiralty Commissioners.				50	0	0	382	67
" "	"	Marchmond Needham	For one quarter of a year's pension				25	0	0	382	67
" "	"	Rich. Scutt	For a quarter's bill for stationery, lights, sweetmeats, candlesticks, lanthorns, torches, &c. for Council and its committees.				74	18	6	382	67
" 23	"	Roger Coats	For a special service				50	0	0	354 390	69
" "	Haberdashers' Hall Committee.	E. Mulgrave	From the moneys paid by the subscribers of the Yorkshire engagement.				1,000	0	0	391 393 403	72
" 26	Comrs. of Customs	George Cockayne	On account for Ambassador Whitelock's allowance, date altered from 23 to 26 June at request.				1,523	0	0	379 390 393 394	68
" 27	" "	Gualter Frost	For the Council's contingencies, a warrant of 22 June for 5,000l. being cancelled.				14,000	0	0	389 393 395	70
June 27	Comrs. of Customs	Gaulter Frost	On account for Council's contingencies, on report from the Commissioners for inspecting the Treasuries, the date being altered from 23 June.				2,000	0	0	380 390 396	71
" "	Gualter Frost	John Maidstone	For expenses of his Highness, a warrant of 22 June for 5,000l. being cancelled.				14,000	0	0	380 393 395	71 71
" 29	"	Earl of Worcester	Weekly, above the 3l. already allowed him				2	0	0	402 407	72
" "	Treasurers-at-war	James Powell	Balance for victuals and shipping for Col. John Clarke's foot regiment to Ireland.				363	15	0	403 407	73
" "	" "	"	Freight for canvas for tent cloth sent to Ireland. [Also Vol. 72, No. 60a.]				32	19	0	403 407	73
" "	" "	Capt. John Owen	For ink, pens, paper, and books for the use of Council.				132	12	3	—	126
July 6	Treasurers at Gurney House.	Treasurers-at-war	To be issued by direction of the Army Committee				10,000	0	0	417 393	74
" 8	Comrs. of Customs	John Embree, surveyor	On account				1,200	0	0	421	75
" "	" "	Thos. Redriff	For a badge as his Highness' waterman				5	0	0	—	170
" 13	Collectors for Prize goods.	Capt. Walter Wood	For loss of the use of his right hand in service at sea				66	13	4	429	76
" "	Gualter Frost	Edward Rolt	Over and above the charges of his journey beyond sea.				50	0	0	402	76
" "	"	John Stalham and John Collins.	Appointed to preach the gospel in Scotland, charges of their journey, 50l. each, to be in addition to the 200l. for their first year's allowance, not in part thereof, as at first ordered.				50	0	0	336 396 429	77
" 27	Treasurers-at-war	Rich. Browne	Balance of a contract for 115l. 14s. for oatmeal for Ireland. (fn. 1)				75	16	3	447	—
" "	"	Denis Gauden	Making with 840l. in his hands on a contract for wheat, the balance of a contract of 466l. for oatmeal, and of 895l. 1s. 9d. for 795 cwt. 2 qrs. 16lbs. of Suffolk cheese for the forces in Limerick.				521	1	9	447	—
July 27	Major John Wade	Treasurers-at-war	Being balance unspent of 2,000l. allowed him for wheat and oats for Ireland.				365	15	3¾	448	—
" "	Treasurers-at-war	Thos. Jennings	On behalf of John Bunbury, for oats for Ireland				76	10	6	448	—
" "	"	Capt. Hen. Hatsell	Balance of 4,300l. for buying and seding wheat and oats for the forces in Ireland.				68	12	9	448	—
" "	"	Capt. John Whitworth or Jas. Waynwright.	Balance of 2,784l. 16s. for oats for Ireland				184	16	0	448	—
" "	"	John Matthews and Thos. Prescott.	For oatmeal sent by John Mitchell, and thence to the forces in Galloway and Carlingford.				46	1	9	449	—
" "	Capt. Mark Coe	Treasurers-at-war	Balance unspent of 3,700l. imprested to him for tent cloth, &c. for the army in Ireland.				111	17	11	449	—
" "	Treasuers-at-war	Hen. Gale of the Stock, and Thos. Morley of the Jonathan and Abigail of a London.	For freight, &c. of 190 tons of ammunition, &c. sent to Dublin and Waterford.				49	5	0	449	—
" 27	Gualter Frost	Sir John Borlase	Towards the charge of his transport to Ireland				50	0	0	445	77
" "	Commissioner of Excise.	Martin Noel	For stores furnished for the State, to be defalcated from the rent due on his farm of the excise of salt.				3,850	0	0	439 447	78
" "	Commissrioners of Customs.	Lord Whitelock	Balance of the account for his embassy in Sweden, his expenses being 12,755l. 2s. 11d. and his receipts only 10,723l.				2,032	2	11	444 447	78
" 31	Gualter Frost	John Millis de Macedo	As interpreter for the ambassador extraordinary from the King of Portugal.				200	0	0	453 462	79
" "	"	Robert Tatnell, lateusher to the Admiralty Committee.	Weekly, for subsistance of himself and family				0	10	0	462	79
" "	"	Peter Blondeau	Towards the charge of his journey to Ireland, and providing materials for a Mint there.				50	0	0	443 462	80
" "	"	James Waynwright	On a bill of exchange for Richd. Bradshaw, a quarter's allowance as resident at Hamburg.				200	0	0	462	80
" "	"	Col. John Berkstead	On warrant of the late Council of State of 30 Aug. 1653, for pay of the then new raised men in the Tower.				76	7	8	435 441 462	82
July 31	Gaulter Frost	Col. John Berkstead	On warrant of 5 May last, for conducting Lieut.Col. John Lilburne to Jersey; this and the preceding to be paid out of 105l. to be received and paid into Council's contingencies by Berkstead, on sale of the scaffold of Paul's.				13	8	7	435 441 462	82
" "	Commissioners of Prize goods.	Capt. Rich. White	Further allowance for his service with his ship in the Isle of Man in 1651.				55	0	0	434 462	81
" "	" "	Bailiffs of Scarborough	For their disbursements for the fleet, on an order of the late Council of State.				36	11	0	441 462	81
" "	Goldsmiths' Hall Treasurers.	Sam. Hartlib	Towards 100l. a year granted him by Parliament out of the undervaluation of delinquents' lands discovered by him, to be paid half yearly.				50	0	0	462	83
" "	Gualter Frost	Alexander Earl of Kelly	Weekly maintenance as prisoner in the Tower				3	0	0	—	83
" "	"	Capt. Chas. Howard	For raising forty dragoons				250	0	0	462	84
" "	"	Sir Abraham Williams	For quarter of a year's rent for his house in the Place yard, &c. for entertaining ambassadors.				75	0	0	484	89
" "	"	Richard Nutt	For bringing ambassadors from the States-General of the United Provinces from Gravesend to London.				49	5	6	573	103
" "	"	Robt. Brough	For work done by him and things furnished for the clerks' office.				13	10	4	573	103
Aug. 8	Comrs. of Customs	Gualter Frost	For Council's contingencies				10,000	0	0	469 472	84
" 10	Treasurers-at-war	[Wm.] Walker	Incidencies of the army				2,000	0	0	477	—
" "	Comrs. of Customs	G. Frost	For Council's contingencies				5,000	0	0	473	85
" "	Gualter Frost	Mr. Maidstone	For his Highness' household				5,000	0	0	473	85
" "	Comrs. of Excise	John Phelps	For purchase of the manor and royalty of Hampton Court.				750	0	0	460 472	86
" "	Lt.-Col. Thos. Sankey, treasurer for probates of wills.	Isaac Elliston, clothier, of Bradford, co. York.	In full satisfaction of the arrears of his son, whom he lost in the Parliament's service.				28	0	0	—	86
" "	Gualter Frost	John Hall	In advance for his journey into Ireland as preacher				50	0	0	466	87
" "	Comrs. of Excise	Nathl. Tiderleigh	For the impressing of mariners and sending them to the fleet, conveying packets to the forces in Ireland, and equipping a prize vessel sent there with men and horses.				154	18	1	—	88
Aug. 10	Gualter Frost	3 clerks, a doorkeeper, and a messenger of Committees of Parliament, named.	For their respective services				153	5	4	472	88
" 15	"	Lieut.-Col. John Roseworme, engineer-general.	On account of his salary for a quarter at 20s. a day when employed, and 10s. when not employed, to be paid to his wife, he being on service in Scotland.				91	0	0	486	90
" 16	Collectors of Prize Goods.	John Powell	Balance of 268l., due for furnishing 203 tents and 1,000 snapsacks for Col. Pride's regiment on their march to Scotland. [Vol. 74, Nos. 59a., b.]				128	16	8	489	91
" 17	G. Frost	Thos. Walley	For going to Ireland as a preacher, being approved by the Committee for approbation of Preachers.				50	0	0	507 575	—
" 18	Wm. Walker	Rob. Hammond, Rob. Goodwin, Mat. Tomlinson.	Advance on their allowance as members of the Council for Ireland, to be paid from 2,000l. set aside for incident charges of the army in Ireland.				500	0	0	472	91
							500	0	0	511
							500	0	0	469
" 19	Comrs. of Customs	Col. Venables	On account				300	0	0	512 513	—
" 20	—	Col. Ingoldsby	For his regiment				150	0	0	575	—
" 21	Comrs. of the Customs	John Embree	On account towards the repairs of Whitehall, &c.				1,500	0	0	508 513	92
" "	Treasurers-at-war	Commissary Thos. Fowler.	For a regiment of foot and a troop of foot, sent from Ireland to Scotland on special service, on warrant from the Army Committee.				5,450	4	0	515	—
" 23	Wm. Walker	— Pepys, baron of the Exchequer.	For advance of his allowance, be being bound for Ireland as a member of the Council there.				500	0	0	526	93
" 25	Comrs. of Customs	Gualter Frost	For Council's contingencies				2,000	0	0	529 534	94
" "	"	"	" "				8,000	0	0	529 534	94
" "	"	John Maidstone	For his Highness' household				8,000	0	0	—	95
Aug. 25	Gualter Frost	Sir T. Vyner, lord mayor	For plate and goods for his Highuess' household, viz: 3,183 14 1				5,780	15	10½	520, 521, 534	95
		[Ralph] Grafton, upholsterer.	" " " 824 9 0
		Fras. Downham, upholsterer.	" " " 207 10 9
		Thos. Casebeart upholsterer.	" " " 151 5 7
		Rob. Burgh, upholsterer.	" " " 68 11 3
		— Bennet, brazier	" " " 219 11 2
		Clement Kinnersley, wardrobe keeper.	" " " 158 13 5
		Ralph Silverton, silkman.	" " " 135 17 11
		Wm. Britten, turner	" " " 97 5 7
		Rob. Hyet, linendraper	" " " 377 5 8
		Jacob Tooly "	" " " 163 18 9
		Chas. Pleydell "	" " " 118 19, 10½
		Thomasine Bennett	" " " 35 0 0
		Rob. Crofts and 2 others	For plumes of feathers and gilt nails 38 2 0
" "	"	Earl Marshall of Scotland	For his maintenance, weekly				5	0	0	—	96
" "	"	John Lord Sinclair	For weekly maintenance				2	0	0	487 513	96
" "	"	George Lord Spynie	" "				2	0	0	487 513	96
" "	Treasurers of the Committee of Accounts.	John Greensmith and 6 other members of the Committee.	On account for service in the Committee, 100l. each				700	0	0	—	98
" "	Gualter Frost	Wm. Dunbar	For his journey to Ireland as a preacher, being approved by the Committee for approbation of Public Preachers.				50	0	0	507	97
" 28	"	Wm. Williams	Quarter's salary for printing the bills of mortality and bringing them weekly to Council.				2	10	0	572	104
" "	Capt. Hen. Hatsell	Wm. Dobbins, commissary.	Salary at 10s. a day for sending provisions to Ireland and Scotland for the armies.				91	0	0	572	104
Aug. 29	Comrs. of Excise	John Batchelor	As a reprise for a fee-farm rent purchased out of the manors of the late Earl of Worcester.				1,200	0	0	529 537	99
" 31	Gualter Frost	4 mesengers of Council named.	For sea journeys and extra charge of 2s. 6d. a stage riding post, which was suspended by Council and expressed in an order of 2 June last.				198	19	6	—	101
" "	"	Wm. Jessop, clerk of Council.	For incidental expenses of Council				40	0	0	545 565 573	—
" "	"	Ant. Webster and Wm. Edwards.	For thirty-one poleaxes for the gentleman porter and thirty warders of the Tower.				38	15	0	534 573	105
Sept. 1	Treasurers for sale of Crown lands.	Fras. Thompson and Hen. Cannon.	Purchase of the Little Park and King's meadows, Windsor, and Bushy Close. Renewed on non-payment, 5 Oct.				3,473	5	0	531 538 542 576	100
" "	Comrs. of Customs	John Stone and Gervase Bennet.	Salary as Commissioners for Excise and Customs, Dec. 1653 to March 1654.				75	0	0	551 567	—
" "	"	John Clarke, Edw. Horseman, Vincent Gookin, Thos. Kelsey, Jas. Phillips, Edw. Cludd.	Salary as Commissioners and in several capacities till 24 June 1654, 150l. each.				900	0	0	551	—
" "	"	Rich Sherwin	Salary as clerk to the late Assistants to the Revenue Committee for 1 quarter.				50	0	0	551	—
" 2	"	Gualter Frost	Council's contingencies				6,000	0	0	561 566	101
" "	Col. John Barkstead	"	" "				2,385	10	5	—	102
" 9	Army Committee	Treasurers-at-war	From the money in the Tower for the forces in Scotland.				23,000	0	0	567	—
" 20	Col. Rich. Sankey	Col. Ant. Rous, — Manby, Rich. Lucy, and — Hildsley.	Year's salary as judges for the probate of wills, 300l. each.				1,200	0	0	570 565	102
" 21	G. Frost	Marchmond Needham	For one quarter's salary				25	0	0	573	105
Sept. 21	Col. Barkstead	Col. John Barkstead	For coining the silver brought from the Samson, Salvador, George, Morning Star, and Angel Michael	300	0	0	840	0	0	573	106
		— Perin		250	0	0
		Cornet Day		200	0	0
		Thos. Birch and Jas. Heane.		60	0	0
		John Reynolds, assay-master.		20	0	0
		Rich. Bight, master of melting-house.		10	0	0
" "	Gualter Frost	Col. Jas. Haynes	For disbursements for Lt.-Col. Lilburne, prisoner in Jersey.				19	5	4	539 573	107
" "	"	Richard Scutt	For stationery, candles, sweet waters, &c. for Council.				91	10	0	572	108
" "	"	Elizth. Alkin	For her relief and maintenance				10	0	0	545 565 573	108
" "	"	Jane, widow of Francis Rowe.	On her pension of 10s. a week ordered by Parliament.				7	0	0	573	109
" "	"	12 trumpeters	Employed in proclaiming the peace with the United Provinces.				12	0	0	544 565 573	109
" "	"	Wm. Jessop	For incident expenses of Council				40	0	0	—	110
" "	"	Peter Sterry	A quarter's salary				50	0	0	573	110
" "	"	11 messengers and 8 serjeant's deputies.	For their bills for journeys and other charges				405	17	11	572	111
Oct. 10	"	Lady Williams, widow of Sir Abraham Williams.	For one quarter's rent for her house ready furnished in the Palace yard for entertaining of ambassadors.				75	0	0	581	112
" "	"	Thos. Blayden	For his journey into Ireland to preach, on certificate from the Committee for approbation of Public Preachers.				50	0	0	575 581	113
" "	"	John Boulton	For 5 pieces of rich arras hangings called the 5 Senses, for his Highness.				375	0	0	581	113
" "	"	John Stowe	For 6 pieces of tapestry hangings, containing the story of Vulcan, Mars, and Venus, for his Highness.				350	0	0	581	114
Oct. 10	Gualter Frost	Clement Kinnersley	For 6 pieces/of hangings, Cupid and Venus; 5 pieces, Elijah the prophet; 3, story of Jacob; 20 Turkey carpets, 15 damask and one taffeta curtain.				168	6	0	581	114
" 19	"	John Embree	For repairs at Whitehall, &c.				1,000	0	0	573 575 586	115
" "	"	Mr. Mader	For his journey to Ireland to preach				50	0	0	570 575 586	115
" "	"	John Lilles	" " "				50	0	0	583 586 605	116
" "	"	John Hall	" " "				50	0	0	583 586 605	116
" 31	"	John Maidstone	For his Highness, towards the charge of government				10,000	0	0	593	116
" "	"	Alexander Rowley	For setting up a sphere in Whitehall, for the use of his Highness.				50	0	0	—	119
Nov. 5	"	Lawrence Castle	For his journey to Ireland to preach, on certificate by the Committee for Approbation of Public Preachers. [Vol. 77, No. 1a.]				50	0	0	604 605	121
" 9	"	Col. William Goffe	For fire and candles of the guards in attendance on his regiment.				20	0	0	594	117
" "	"	Lt.-Col. Worsley	For fire and candles for the guard attending on his Highness.				20	0	0	584	117
" 12	"	Fitzpaine Fisher	For some service named in a petition to his Highness				100	0	0	605	122
" 15	"	Earl of Lauderdale	For his weekly maintenance as a prisoner in the Tower.				5	0	0	591	118
" "	"	Thomas Walley	For his journey into Ireland to preach				50	0	0	—	118
" "	"	John Nuttall	" " " on certificate of approval by the Committee for Approbation of Public Preachers.				50	0	0	592 605	118
" "	"	Clement Kinnersley	3 pieces of tapestry and 3 Turkey carpets, for his Highness, &c.				104	10	0	590	119
" 16	"	Officers at Whitehall	For their half year's salaries, as specified				145	0	0	628	127
Nov. 28	Gualter Frost	Charles Candler	For his journey into Ireland to preach, on certificate of the Committee for Approbation of Public Preachers 31 July 1654. [Vol. 77, No. 22b.]				50	0	0	604 605 612	120
" "	"	John Maidstone	Towards the expense of his Highness' household				12,000	0	0	599 612	120
" "	"	William Walker	Advanced by him to Patrick Gillespie and John Minance for their journey from Glasgow to London and back.				100	0	0	598	125
Dec. 2	"	Major Blackman	For a bushel of coals additional daily for 3 months, for the horse guards in the Mews.				3	0	0	617	—
" 5	"	John Owen, stationer	For paper, books, &c. from July 1653 to Feb. 1654				132	12	3	619	—
" 19	"	Mr. Embree	For repairs of the houses of his Highness, out of the 5,000l. lately brought in for that purpose.				2,500	0	0	626	122
	"	Wm. Williams	For printing bills of mortality, &c., 1 quarter				2	10	0	—	123
" "	"	Lt.-Col. John Roseworme.	Salary at 20s. a day as engineer in Scotland				91	0	0	—	123
" "	"	Richd. Scutt	In full of a bill for fuel for Council last year, 80l. being paid.				79	17	0	614	124
" "	"	"	For stationery, lights, candlesticks, &c. for the use of Council and Committees, ½ a year.				170	3	0	614	124
" "	"	"	For setting up lights in the passages at Whitehall				60	0	0	—	124
" 23	"	Ambrose Jones	For a journey into Ireland to preach, on a certificate from the Committee for Approbation of Public Preachers. [Vol. 77, No. 65a.]				50	0	0	626	124
" 26	Treasurers for Dean and Chapter lands.	Treasury Comrs.	Remains in their hands on account for sale of lands				10,000	0	0	—	125
" 29	Gualter Frost	Marchmond Needham	For one quarter's salary				25	0	0	—	135