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G 1. Y. |
Parliament orders and references to the Committee for
Compounding, from 28 Sept. 1643–21 Jan. 1652, not
arranged chronologically. [Folio, parchment binding.] |
G 1A. |
Order of the proceedings of the Goldsmiths' Hall for
Scottish affairs, 28th Oct. 1643—25 Dec. 1645. Several
of the later orders are duplicates of those in the next
volume. [Large folio, parchment binding, 104 written,
and many blank pages.]. |
G 2, 3.
A. B. |
Order books of the Committee for Compounding,
10 July 1644–28 Nov. 1645, and 6 Dec. 1645—
23 Jan. 1647. [2 vols. folio, bound together.] |
G 4, 5.
C. D. |
Order books, 26 Jan. 1647–11 Sept. 1648, and
8 Sept. 1648–17 April 1649. [2 vols. folio, bound
together.] |
G6, 7, 8.
Ec, Eb, Ea. |
Order books, 3 April 1649–3 Jan. 1650, and 8 Jan.—25 April 1650, and 23 April–24 July 1650; the first
of them, from 3 April to 29 June 1649, pp. 1–133, is
merely notes of fines; it then becomes fuller, and at
p. 218, 27 Sept. 1649, it becomes a general order book.
[Small folio, 3 vols. bound together in parchment.] |
G 9.
F. |
Order book, 16 July 1649–18 April 1650. This
contains all the general business of the committee, as
well as some orders on cases. [Thin folio, parchment
bound, 47 written, and many blank folios.] |
G 10.
I. |
Order book, 26 April 1650—11 Feb. 1651. Some of
these are duplicates of the orders in the preceding and
following volumes. [Folio.] |
G 11.
H. |
Order book, 9 July 1650–12 Dec. 1650. [Small
folio.] |
G 12.
G. |
Order book, chiefly on the cases of compounders, in the
2nd series of composition papers, G 174–227, 11 Sept.
1650–15 April 1657. [Folio.] |
G 13.
Z. |
General orders passed by the Committee for Compounding, 22 Nov. 1650–7 Dec. 1654. With alphabetical
list prefixed, of cases in which sequestration has been
suspended, the date of the suspension, and in some cases,
references to the order for it. [Small folio, parchment
bound, 52 written, and many blank leaves.] |
G 14.
K. |
Order book, 12 Feb.—29 Aug. 1651. [Folio.] |
G 15.
L. |
Do. 30 Aug. 1651–10 Feb. 1652. [Folio.] |
G 16.
Q. |
Do. 11 Feb.—14 July 1652. [Folio.] |
G 17.
S. |
Do. 15 July 1652–1 March 1653. [Folio,
pp. 1 to 710 written, 711 to 753 blank.] |
G 18.
Sa. |
Orders relating to the sale of Bishops, Deans and
Chapters, and delinquents' lands, and of fee-farm rents.
[Folio, parchment bound, foliation continued from G 17,
754–982 written, and many blank pages.] |
G 19.
Sc. |
Orders on reports of Brereton and Reading in composition cases, 30 Sept. 1652–27 Jan. 1654. [Folio,
parchment bound, foliation continued from G 18,
pp. 1031–1163.] |
G 20.
Sh. |
Orders for grants to the wives and families of delinquents and recusants of 1/5 to the former and ⅓ to the
latter, of their sequestered estates, 29 Sept. 1652–26 June 1655. [Folio, parchment bound, foliation
continued from G 19, pp. 1169–1181 written, and many
blank pages.] |
G 21.
Si. |
Orders for discharges on the Act of Pardon, 29 Sept;
1652–7 Sept. 1653. [Folio, parchment bound, foliation
continued from G 20, pp. 1298–1317 written, and many
blank pages.] |
G 22.
Sp. |
Orders for payments to plundered ministers of sums
granted them on compositions made with delinquents,
6 Oct. 1652–4 Sept. 1655. [Thin folio, parchment
bound, pagination continued from G 21, pp. 1441 to
1496 written, and many blank pages.] |
G 23.
Sm. |
Orders on reports, similar to G 19, 16 Feb. 1654–29 June 1655. [Folio, parchment bound, pagination
continued from G 22, pp. 1578–1693 written, and a
few blank pages.] |
G 24.
Ge. |
Orders for discharges on payments of fines, 14 Oct. 1652—24 July 1655. [Folio, parchment bound, foliation
continued from a volume missing that was marked G a,
pp. 1071 to 1183 written, and very many blank.] |
G 25.
V. |
Order book, 1 March 1653–28 March 1654. [Large
folio.] |
G 26
Ra. |
Orders relating to the estates of recusants, 22 Nov.
1653–6 Sept. 1654, viz.: references to counsel of their
petitions to contract, on the Act of 21 Oct. 1653, with
the Committee for Compounding, for leases of the 2/3 of
their estates sequestered for recusancy, pp. 1–10; orders
granting the contracts requested, pp. 43, 44; notes of
contracts and the fines set thereon, p. 120; and orders
for discharge from sequestration of the estates thus contracted for, pp. 180–182. [Large folio, parchment bound,
very many blank leaves.] |
G 27.
Va. |
Order book, 28 March 1654–29 June 1655. [Large
folio.] |
G 28.
Cc. |
Order book, 3 July 1655–14 May 1656. [Folio,
parchment bound, 28 written and many blank pages.] |
G 29.
Ba. |
Order book, 3 July 1655–24 April 1658. [Folio,
110 written and many blank pages.] |
G 30.
X. |
Book of letters written by the Committee for Compounding
pounding to the county committees, arranged alphabetically as to counties, 14 Oct. 1650–23 March 1656, chiefly
directions on cases. [Large folio, parchment bound,
503 pp., some pages between the counties, and also at the
end blank.] |
G 31.
W. |
Like letters on general business, 12 Aug. 1652–8 July 1653. [Folio, parchment bound; foliation continued from a volume missing, pp. 755–806 written, and
many blank pages.] |
G 32.
T. |
Registrar's certificates of the results of searches on
cases made by him in the composition papers.
20 March 1652–8 July 1653. With a few general orders
prefixed. [Small folio, parchment bound, pp. 1–265.] |
G 33.
T. |
Continuation of the preceding, 21 June 1653–17 May
1655. [Small folio, parchment bound, pp. 265–443.] |
G 34.
Ta. |
Like certificates, 18 May 1655–3 Feb. 1664. [Large
folio, parchment bound, 131 written, and very many
blank pages.] |
G 35.
Sl. |
Book containing a list of 281 deeds for augmentation
of livings from estates of delinquents, handed over by the
Sequestration Commissioners to a committee for Encouragement of the Ministry. [75 pp.] To this have been added
many separate orders by Edw. Rich, counsellor for augmentations, of similar augmentations. [pp. 76–203. Small
folio, parchment cover.] |
G 36. |
Minute books of the proceedings of the Committee for
Compounding, 20 Nov.–14 Jan. 1651; 16 Jan. 1651—
22 July 1651; again, 16 Jan. 1651–29 July 1651, not a
duplicate of the preceding; and 31 July 1651–23 April
1652. [Folio, parchment bound, in one vol.] |
G 37. |
Like minute books, 6 May 1652–4 May 1653; 6 May
1653–6 Sept 1654. [Small folio, parchment bound in
one vol.] |
G 38. |
Like minute book, 7 Sept. 1654–20 Nov. 1655. [Small
folio, parchment bound.] |
G 39. |
Alphabetical list of persons fined on composition, giving
the name, the date of settlement of the fine—1645–1650—
and the amount of the fine. [Folio, parchment bound.] |
G 40. |
Return of compositions made in the several counties
which are alphabetically arranged, giving the name,
address, sum, and date, from 1647 to 1651. [Small folio,
parchment bound.] |
G 41. |
Book marked, "Receipts for depositions, 1650, 1651,"
arranged for entries in counties, but the entries are very
few. [Thin oblong folio, parchment bound.] |
G 42. |
"Reports of fines and compositions," giving the date
and names, and noting which are passed, respited, or to be
heard, and fines to be set—1647–1652. [Small folio,
parchment cover, 37 written, and many blank pages.] |
G 43. |
Book of accounts sent in by Michael Herring, treasurer
at Goldsmiths' Hall, of receipts from the estates of
delinquents, from 17 Aug. 1645 to 31 Aug. 1652,
with a few later entries. The names of the delinquents are alphabetically arranged. "In this booke
is written a breviate of accompts kept by us, Rich.
Waring and Michael Herring, treasurers at Goldsmiths'
Hall, with delinquents, for their compositions or
fines sett by the commissioners appointed by Parliament
for compounding, &c." The first column contains the
name, the second the fine, the third and fourth the dates of
the first and second payments, the fifth notes what still
remains unpaid, the entries being very few. [Large thin
quarto, parchment bound, 105 written and 12 blank
pages. Referred to occasionally in the Bayly Index
(G 268, 269) as Tr. (Treasurers' book) and in the papers,
as well as Vol. 45, which is paginated in sequence with
it. This volume was printed by Thos. Dring, a London
bookseller, in 1655, in a small 12mo. book, a copy of
which is in the British Museum, and reprinted in 1763.
Of this reprint a copy is in the library of W. Douglas
Hamilton, Esq., of the Public Record Office.] |
G 44. |
Partial transcript of the 2 first columns of G 43.
[Thick folio, parchment bound.] |
G 45. |
Treasurers' ledger of the daily receipts for compositions
at Goldsmiths' Hall, from 23 Jan. 1650–51 to 12 Jan. 1655.
[pp. 106–133.] Compositions according to the directions
of the Act for Sale, dated 18 Nov. 1652, from 22 Feb.
1653 to 20 Oct. 1654. [pp. 146–154.] |
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Fines for compositions upon the Act for two third
parts of recusants' estates, Jan.—Sept. 1654. [p. 164.
Small folio, parchment bound, foliated in sequence with
G 43.] |
G 46. |
Entries, arranged in counties, of the names of County
Commissioners and their agents, and the dates of their
commissions, from 1 Feb. 1650 to 19 Jan. 1654–55, with
frequent references to the order books recording their commissions to act. [Small folio, parchment cover, written at
both ends.] |
G 47. |
Table of allowances out of delinquents' estates, as
thirds, fifths, leases, jointures, annuities, debts, mortgages,
rent-charges, &c., giving in columns to whom allowed, what
allowed, out of whose estate, the county, whether delinquent or recusant, date of the order, 12 July 1650 to
6 Sept. 1655, and references to the old lettering of the
order books where the orders are entered. [Imp. folio,
parchment cover.] |
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Also similar table, being the draft of the former part
of the above. [24 sheets, unbound.] |
G 48. |
Notes of delinquents upon whom fines have been set,
but whose compositions are unpaid, 18 Sept. 1655, giving
the name of county, date, and amount of the fine, the
reasons for non-payment, &c. With references to the
order books given by their original lettering, and also
to the original papers relating to the case, those of
the first series of composition papers referred to as Pa,
and the second series as Co. [Large folio, parchment
wrapper.] |
G 49. |
Series of returns sent into the Treasury, in obedience to
an order of 14 Sept. 1655. Particulars given in p. 741 of
this volume. [4 to., rough modern binding.] |
G 50. |
Alphabetical lists of the earlier compounders, giving
first the number of the case as it stands in the second
series of the Royalist Composition Papers, then the name
of the petitioner, then the date of the petition, and lastly,
the date of the setting of the fine, ranging from 1645 to
1648. [Large thin folio.] |
G 51. |
Alphabetical lists of the earlier compounders, with the
sums they have paid; and, in a few cases, the sums
which they still owe; alphabetized as to the first and
second letters. |
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This is followed by an index to some of the names in
the (third) Act of Sale, and this again by a brief index
of recusants' contracts. [Large folio.] |
G 52. |
Notes of letters sent in 1648 in to divers counties, which
are arranged alphabetically, ordering the sequestration of
estates for non-payment of composition fines. [Thin
small folio, parchment binding, entries few, and many
pages blank.] |
G 53, 54. |
Fair transcripts of the reports made in the earlier
composition cases, 1645 to 1647, indexed at the end of
the second volume, pagination consecutive [pp. 1047.
Large thick folios, modern binding.] |
G 55, 56. |
Fair transcripts of the particulars of estates given in
by many of the earlier compounders in 1645 and 1646
[Large thick folios, modern binding.] |
G 57. |
Index to the two preceding volumes. The other end
is an index to two vols. not identified. |
G 58, 58A. |
Entries of surveys of estates (in the third Act for Sale)
made in 1653 to 1655, foliation consecutive. With
index at the beginning of each volume, except for pp. 1–7,
and from 524 to the end. [555 folios, folio, parchment
binding.] |
G 59. |
Letters sent by the Committee for Sequestrations to
the county committees, arranged in alphabetical order in
1659–60, upon Sir George Booth's rebellion. [Folio,
parchment binding.] |
G 60. |
Two books, the contents of which are curiously intermixed. The smaller contains a list, Nos. 1 to 2,999, of
the cases in the first series of composition papers, marked
Pa, giving the name and the number only. The list is
continued in the early part of the larger book, from 3,000
to 5,468, but up to 5,454 no name is given, the county
only occasionally. At 5,455 the smaller book takes up
the list, and carries it down as before, with names and
numbers, to 5,491. The larger book copies this up to 5,491,
and then carries it on from 6,000 to the end, 7,300, but
giving, as before, only the county. Between Nos. 5,468
and 5,469 is inserted an alphabetical index to the earlier
part of the first series of composition papers. [The larger
vol. is folio, bound; the smaller is paper only, small
folio.] |
G 61–173 |
are a series long known and extensively consulted as
Royalist Composition Papers, 1st series. To this there
is a modern index of names in three vols., and of places in
two vols.; but these indexes, though generally accurate
as to their entries, omit many names, and they make
no distinction between entries of importance and the
merest casual notice; also they give no cross references
to names spelled several different ways. |