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'Cases before the Committee: June 1646', in Calendar, Committee For Compounding: Part 2, (London, 1890) pp. 1303-1373. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/compounding-committee/pt2/pp1303-1373 [accessed 24 March 2024]
In this section
June 1646
Sir Lewis Dives, Bromham, Co. Bedford, and his Mother, Reatrice, Countess Of Bristol.
Thomas Fuller, D.D., late of the Savoy, London.
Sir Richard Byron, or Richard Byron, Esq., Strelley, Co. Notts.
Giles Carter, Turkdean and Netherswell, Co. Gloucester.
John Hurst, Barrowby, Co. Lincoln.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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C. 181 117 115 P.R. 181 113 R. 181 109 |
2 June 1646. Compounds for delinquency in bearing arms against Parliament. Laid them down in Nov. 1643. | 181 | 112 |
9 May. Fine 60l. | 3 | 132 |
John Jermyn, Warkleigh, Devon.
Joshua Nuttall, Church, Co. Lancaster.
John Warriner, Knaresborough, Co. York.
Thomas Grant, Allington, Co. Lincoln.
Edw. Aylmer, Clerk, Akenham, Suffolk.
Richard Browne, Upton, Co. Chester.
Thomas Hurst, D.D., Barrowby, Co. Lincoln.
John Morley, Clerk, Wootton-Courtney, Somerset.
George and Joseph Thorold, Boston, Co. Lincoln.
Adam Cranwell, Clerk, Rippingale, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Francis Fulford, Fulford, Devon.
Rob. Turner, Axminster, Devon.
Wm. Edge, Surgeon, Olton, Norfolk.
Sir Rob. Fenn, and Robert his Son, Kensington, Middlesex.
Wm. Larder, Loders, Dorset.
Wm. Nosse, Lambrook, West Monkton, Somerset.
Sir John Pole, Bart, and Sir Wm. Pole, his Son, Culliton, Devon.
Alexander Walthall, Burley Heys, Chester.
Rob. Yeo, Shebbear, Devon.
John Dolling, Worth Matravers, or Dunshay, Isle of Purbeck, Dorset.
Peter Bound, Little Hempston, Devon.
Nich. Day, Lyme, Dorset.
Gabriel Lyon, [Clerk of the Prerogative Office].
9 June 1646. | Vol. G | No. or p. | |
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9 June 1646. On his petition (missing) that his whole estate is not worth 200l., he is not to be sequestered. | 3 | 134 |
Thos. Orchard, South Tawton, Devon.
Sir Guy Palmes and Sir Bryan Palmes, his Son, Ashwell, Rutland.
Sir Thos. Reynell, Waybridge, Surrey.
Wm. Tabor, Cambridge, Co. Cambridge.
Hustwait Wright, Stallingborough, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Gervase Clifton, Bart., M.P., and Clifford Clifton, his Son, Clifton, Co. Notts.
Richard Hawke, and Charles, his Son, North Petherwin, Co. Devon.
Gervase Lee, Norwell, Co. Notts.
Nich. Pendleton, Langton, Co. York.
Vol. A | No. or p. | ||
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11 June 1646. Note that he had a letter to certify that he was under the value of the propositions. | 3 | 136 |
Sir Thos. Smith, Chester, Co. Chester, and Thos. Smith, his Son and Heir.
Thos. Templer, Clerk, Weston-cum-Sutton, Co. Northampton.
Edw. Tourney, Canesby, Co. Lincoln.
John Tripp, Shipham, Somerset.
Philip Westcott, East Budleigh, Co. Devon.
Sir Edw. Berkeley, and Edward, his Son, Pull, alias Pill, and Donyatt, Somerset.
Roger Castle, Ravingham, Norfolk.
Gamaliel Chase, B.D., of Wambrook, Dorset, Vicar of Yarcombe, Devon.
John Garlick, Hayton, Co. Notts.
Thos. Harrington, Boothby, Co. Lincoln.
George Nevile and Sir Gervase Nevile, his Son, Awber, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Philip Constable, Bart., Middle and West Rasen, Co. Lincoln, and Marmaduke and Philip, his Sons.
Sir Roger Cooper, and Cecil, his Son, Thurgarton, Co. Notts.
Col. Philip Froude, Gillingham, Kent.
Sir Henry Radley, Yarborough, Co. Lincoln.
Sir George Wentworth, Woolley, Co. York.
Maurice Williams, Swarby, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Nicholas Yarborough, Balne, Co. York.
Edw. Blaw, Bail of Lincoln, Co. Lincoln.
Wm. Dyke, Brompton Regis, Somerset.
Thomas Fursey, Yarcombe, Devon.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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P.E. 181 449 C. 181 447 R. 181 443 |
15 June 1646. Compounds on Exeter Articles for delinquency in going there in execution of his office as constable. | 181 | 446 |
18 June. Fine 40l. | 3 | 142 |
Thos. Laming, Hough-on-the-Hill, Co. Lincoln.
Edw. Palfreyman, Lusby, Co. Lincoln.
Wm. Pendarvis, Roscowe, Cornwall.
Jonathan Rashleigh, late M.P., Menabilly, Cornwall.
Sir Gervase Scrope and Adrian, his Son, Cockerington, Co. Lincoln.
George Thorp, Bail of Lincoln, Co. Lincoln.
John Trobridge, Winsford, Somerset.
Chris. Caborne, Saltfleetby, Co. Lincoln.
John Catcher, Truro, Cornwall.
Wm. Dowthwaite, Co. Somerset.
Wm. Evett, Mayor of Worcester, Co. Worcester.
William, Marquis of Hertford, and a Claimant on his Estate.
Rich. Hobson. Spalding, Co. Lincoln.
Lewis Lashbrook, Minehead, Somerset.
Timothy Lucas, Fenton, Co. Lincoln.
Thomas Michell, Sen., South Witham, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Fras. Ottley, Pitchford, Salop.
Thos. Pickles, or Pighells, Kirkheaton, Co. York.
Sir Wm. Thorold, Marston, Co. Lincoln.
Dove Williamson, Clerk, Fulbeck, Co. Lincoln.
Wm. Booth, Killingholme, Co. Lincoln.
Thos Bradley, Louth, Co. Lincoln.
Chris. Fairfax, Louth, Co. Lincoln.
Sebastian Isaac, or Isack, Comb, Devon.
Alex. Jett, Notary, Wells, Somerset.
John Lockton, Louth, Co. Lincoln.
Benj. Pince, Apothecary, and Thomas, his Son, Chard, Somerset.
Arthur Trevelyan, Littleham, Devon.
John Athow, Beechamwell, Norfolk.
18 June 1646. | Vol. G | No. or p. | |
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P.E. 185 915 918 C. 185 923 921 R. 185 913 |
Compounds for delinquency. Was in arms against Parliament at the siege of Newark. | 185 | 919 |
20 Aug. 1646. Fine 75l. | 3 | 210 |
Thos. Bert, or Beard, Wilberton, Co. Cambridge.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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C. 181 758 756 P.E. 181 754 R. 181 750 |
18 June 1646. Compounds for delinquency in serving as a trooper under Captain Pearsley against Parliament. | 181 | 753 |
25 June. Fine 66l. | 3 | 150 |
John Bonithon, Karelew [Kerley?], Cornwall.
Sir John Burrell, Dowsby, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Thomas Delves, Bart., and Sir Henry Delves, his Son and Heir, Doddington, Co. Chester.
Capt. Edm. De Grey, Martin, Norfolk.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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C. 197 73 P.E. 197 75 77 L.C.C.197 80 R. 197 69 |
18 June 1646. Compounds for delinquency in having been in the King's quarters. | 197 | 71 |
2 Feb. 1647. Fine at 1/6, 34l. 10s. | 4 | 15 |
Col. Roger Molineux, Teversall, Co. Notts, and North Carlton, Co. Lincoln.
Inhabitants of Newark.
Arthur Radford, Develish, Dorset.
Thos. Shircliffe, Whitby, Co. York.
Col. Wm. Skipwith, Keisby, Co. Lincoln.
Rob. Sutton (now Lord Lexington), Averham, Co. Notts.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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P.E. 201 715
R.C. 3 143 201 721 C. 201 720, 724, 717, 713 D. 201 711 C. 201 727 R. 201 699 |
18 June 1646. Begs to compound on Newark Articles for delinquency. Being a member of the House of Commons, deserted the Parliament, adhered to the King's forces, and resided in Newark while it was the King's garrison. | 201 | 726 |
18 June. County Committee of Notts ordered to certify his delinquency and estate. |
3 201 |
143 721 |
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30 July. Lady Anne Lexington [alias Browne], his wife, begs that he may not incur any prejudice for not prosecuting his composition before 1 Aug., as she cannot, by reason of the plague in and about Newark, go in person to her house, nor send her servants to assemble her tenants, so as to inform the Committee of the value of the estate, all the writings being lost. | 201 | 707 | |
4 Feb. 1647. Order of the Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall,—on an order of the House of Commons given, of 26 Dec. 1646, that 5,000l. be paid to William, Lord Grey of Wark, for damages in these late troubles, and for his adhering to Parliament, out of the fine to be set on Rob. Sutton; meantime he is to enjoy the profits of Sutton's sequestered estate towards payment thereof, and the County Committees are required to pay the same to him.—for payment accordingly. |
1 4 231 |
141 17 238 |
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11 Feb. A letter ordered to the County Committee for Notts that Lady Browne (fn. 1) [alias Lexington] is not to be allowed to farm her husband's estate, there being great delay in prosecuting his composition. | 4 |
19, 20 |
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C. 201 709 P.E. 201 703 R. 201 699 L.C.C 121 143 |
4 May. Fine at ⅓, 4,861l., at ½ 7,291l., to be reported to both Houses, and on payment of half the less fine, and securing the remainder, the sequestration to be suspended. | 4 | 83 |
15 May 1648. Order (missing) for re-sequestration renewed, the profits to be paid to Latimer Cross, agent for Lord Grey of Wark, until he has received satisfaction, or till further order. |
4 121 |
203 118 |
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23 June 1648. On complaint from Lord Grey that the order has been neglected, the County Committee are required to obey, or make their personal appearance before the Committee for Compounding to answer their contempt. | 4 | 207 | |
3 Sept. This being still disobeyed, a more peremptory order sent for their being brought up in custody, if within 12 days they do not comply. |
5 121 |
1 155 |
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8 Sept. Committee at Goldsmiths' Hall to the Committee of co. Notts. You have often been required to pay the rents of Robert Sutton of Averham's estate, due since 17 March last, to Lord Grey of Wark, till he be satisfied, and this we specially ordered 23 June last, or some of you were to appear to answer your contempt; yet no return is made. We much resent your neglect, and unless you pursue our directions in 12 days, shall have you brought up in custody. | 5 | 1 | |
17 March 1649. Sutton's whole fine having been paid, and Lord Grey having received satisfaction for it from him, although the treasurers had no notice thereof, it is ordered that it be reported to the House, and that Sutton receive no prejudice, although he has not his discharge. | 6 | 50 | |
O.C.R.O. 121 69 CASE 14 161 P.O. 1 228 |
9 June. The treasurers to accept Lord Grey's acquittance to Sutton for 930l. 10s. as paid to them. | 121 | 107 |
14 June 1650. On Rich's motion for Sutton's discharge, the Committee for Compounding cannot relieve him. | 8 | 132 | |
21 Nov. His fine being paid, his bond is to be delivered to him | 12 | 29 | |
D. 121 161 –165, 157 |
13 May 1651. Sutton complains that he cannot procure from the treasurers the acquittance for the last payment made to Lord Grey, who has received the whole of petitioner's fine according to the Parliament order of 26 Dec. 1646. Begs that he may have the same, in order to the return of his bond, which the Committee for Compounding formerly refused, having they said no power, and advising petitioner to apply to the House, which he is now doing. | 121 | 164 |
13 May. Alderman Allen to report the case to Parliament |
12 121 |
207 159 |
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8 May 1655. Williams, the solicitor for the Committee for Compounding, to search the books of the Trustees for Sale of Dean and Chapter's Lands, whether Lord Grey had any money paid to him or land settled on him in lieu of the 1,069l. 10s. mentioned in his deposition. If not, the fine is to be discharged, and order given for delivery of the bond. |
27 121 |
381 63 |
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C. 121 67 | 26 June. Sutton prays that the order for discharge may be made absolute. | 121 | 62 |
P.E. 24 1181 | 26 and 27 June. Granted, he having paid to Lord Grey the 930l. 10s. arrears of his fine, and his estate discharged. |
12 24 |
640 1181 |
25 Dec. He petitions the Protector. Being a prisoner in the Upper Bench, pleads that he was in prison long before the last disturbance, on an execution for 4,000l., having incurred large debts by his composition, and conveyed away his estate, leaving himself only 300l. a year, and yet he is taxed at 1/10; begs freedom from the decimation tax and allowance of his trust deed. | 231 | 239 | |
25 Dec. Referred to Strickland and Jones, to whom such petitions are usually referred. | I 76 | 432 |
George Sym, Mask, Co. York.
Gilbert Yarde, Exeter, Devon.
Wm. Cockayne, Huxham, Devon.
John St. Leger, Lenham, Kent.
Thomas Atkinson, Newark, Co. Notts.
20 June 1646. | Vol. G | No. or p. | |
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C. 202 9, 7 P.E. 202 5 P.R. 3 143 R. 202 1 |
Begs to compound on the Articles of Newark, where he was an inhabitant. | 202 | 4 |
11 May 1646. Fine at 1/6, 268l. | 4 | 27 |
John, Lord Belasyse, late Governor of Newark, and M.P., Worlaby, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Charles Berkeley, Bruton, Somerset.
Natheniel Buxton, Dickleborough, Norfolk.
Sir Chas. Dallison, Lincoln, Co. Lincoln.
Wm. Dallison, Greetwell, Co. Lincoln, and Robert, his Son.
Peter Dickenson, Gainsborough, Co. Lincoln.
Francis Doubleday, Ebrew Farm, Middlesex.
Ralph Eure, Washingborough, Co. Lincoln.
Augustine Holl, Heigham, Norfolk.
Claimants On The Estate.
Sir Thomas Ingram, M.P., Sheriff Hutton, Co. York.
Toby Jenkins, Grimston, Co. York.
Rich. Marshall, Newark, Co. Notts.
Richard, 2nd Viscount Molineux, Sefton, Co. Lancaster, and Carill, 3rd Viscount Molineux, his Brother.
Eliz. Rogers, Widow, of Everton, Co. Notts.
Thos. Rowe, Clerk, Howell, Co. Lincoln.
Edw. Standish, Newark, Co. Notts.
Wm. Thompson, Anwick, Co. Lincoln.
Rob. Tirwhit, Brigg, Co. Lincoln.
John Tolkins, alias Tollakerne, (fn. 2) and Elizabeth, his Widow, Bumpstead, Essex.
George Walker, Proctor of Law in Lincoln, Co. Lincoln.
Timothy Webster, Welbourn, Co. Lincoln
Claimants on the Estate of Thos. Wiseman, Remembrancer of London.
Rob. Mellish, Ragnall, Co. Notts.
Rich. Bubwith, Yeoman, Rothwell, Co. York.
Sir Hugh Cartwright, and Hugh, his Son, Southwell, Co. Notts.
Patricius, Viscount Chaworth, his 3 Sisters, and Anne, Viscountess Chaworth.
Claimants On The Estate.
Geo. Cuthbert, Clerk.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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22 June 1646. Begs to compound on Exeter Articles, being sequestered for leaving home 12 months since, and going to Exeter, where he remained till the surrender. No order. | 137 | 308 |
Thos. Gilbert, Thringstone, Co. Leicester.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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PASS 182 327 C. 182 329 325 P.E. 182 323 R. 182 319 |
22 June 1646. Compounds for delinquency in taking command of a garrison for the King. | 182 | 322 |
2 July. Fine 34l. 10s. | 3 | 161 |
Wm. Hemsworth, Rodes, Rothwell Parish, Co. York.
Sam Jobson, Brantingham, Co. York.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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C. 182 667 665 P.E. 182 669 R. 182 661 |
22 June 1646. Compounds for delinquency; being servant to Mr. Danby, who took up arms for the King, he attended him. Fine 40l. | 182 | 664 |
Wm. Lockton, Swinstead, Co. Lincoln.
John Lynn, Southwick, Co. Northampton.
John Michell, Branscombe, Devon.
Rich. Cabell, and Richard, his Son, Buckfastleigh, Devon.
Laurence Carlisle, Clerk, Bishop Norton, Co. Lincoln.
John Dawson, Langton, Co. Lincoln.
Robert Dickenson, Peterborough, Co. Northampton, and Canwick, Co. Lincoln.
Ant. Eyre, Dagenham and Chapel Hainault, Essex.
Thos. Farmery, North Carlton, Co. Lincoln.
Rich. Jenion, Sen. and Jun., Newton, Co. Chester.
Elisha Manwaring, Marton, Co. Chester.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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23 June 1646. On his petition to compound (missing), fine 150l. | 3 | 146 | |
7 Feb. 1648. Petition for review (also missing), referred | 4 | 173 |
Rob. Sharp, Clerk, Heckington, Co. Lincoln.
Sir Edw. Thomas, Bart., Pethouse, or Bettws, Co. Glamorgan.
Sir Robert Tredway, and Anthony, his Son, Hough, Co. Lincoln.
Edw. Warre, Dillington, Somerset.
Thos. Westlyd, Grimsby, Co. Lincoln.
John Colleton, Merchant, Exeter, Devon.
Chas. Hughes, Matherne, Co, Monmouth.
Wm. Cogan, Chard, Somerset.
John Deane, Co. Somerset.
Francis, Lord Deincourt, Sutton Park, Co. Derby, by Nicholas Leke, his Son and Heir.
Robt. Dunce, Northington, Hants.
John Herbert, Crickhowell, Co. Brecknock.
Thos. King, London, and St. Mary Ottery, Devon.
Thos. Knott, Merchant, Exeter, Devon.
Ambrose Thomas, Merchant, Plymouth, Devon.
Thos. Blanchflower, Kingston, Somerset, Minister of Staplegrove, Somerset.
Rich. Gay, Whitcomb, near Bath, Somerset.
Giles Lockett, Charlton Mackrell, Somerset.
George Southcott, and Thomas his Son, Kilmington, Devon.
Wm. Aishe, South Petherton, Somerset.
Geo. Bagg, Saltram, Devon, Thos. Marsham, Killigarth, Cornwall, and the Claimants on the Estate of the late Sir. Jas. Bagg.
Claimants On Sir James Bagg's Estate.
George Booth, Barton-on-Humber, Co. Lincoln.
Wm. Brock, Chester, Co. Chester.
Rich. Broster, Alderman of Chester, Co. Chester.
Edward Freere, Crowton, Co. Chester.
Robt. Harvey, Alderman of Chester, Co. Chester.
Sir George Heneage, Hainton, and Tower, Co. Lincoln, and Robert, his second Son.
Claimants On The Estate.
Jos. Henshaw, D.D., East Lavant, Sussex.
Alex. Hill, Taunton, Somerset.
Thomas Monk, Etheridge, Co. Devon, and Col. Geo. Monk, his Brother and Heir, Admiral of the Fleet.
Thomas Mucklow, Areley, Co. Worcester.
Allen Penny, Exeter, Devon.
Bullen Reymes, Maypowder, Dorset.
CÆsar Sanderson, Gainsborough, Co. Lincoln.
John Short, Ashwater, Devon.
Rob. Tatton, and Anne, his Wife, Withenshaw, Co. Chester.
Wm. Taylor, New Windsor, Berks.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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27 June 1646. On his petition to compound (missing), fine 700l., he having been expelled the House 27 May 1641, and committed to the Tower. | 3 |
153 154 |
Wm. Widdens, Norley, Co. Chester.
Edw. Carne, Ewenny, Co. Glamorgan.
Sir Simon Fanshaw, Bayford, Herts.
Roger Baker, Milverton and Fitzhead, Somerset.
George Chapman, Bath, Somerset.
Sir Vincent Corbett, Moreton Corbett, Co. Salop.
John Farmery, D.C.L., Chancellor of the Diocese of Lincoln.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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30 June 1646. Begs to compound on the Articles of Newark, where he was residing during the troubles, that he may free his estate from sequestration. | 86 | 704 |
John Johnson, Alderman of Newark, Co. Notts; also of Lincoln, Co. Lincoln.
Nightingale Kyme, Boston, Co. Lincoln.
Roger Mallack, or Mallock, Merchant, Exeter, Devon.
George Martin, Creech, Somerset.
Jas. May, Coldrey, Hants.
Robert Napper, Puncknoll, Dorset.
Thos. Pitt, Merchant, Exeter, Devon.
Wm. Smith, Gateburton, Co. Lincoln.
Vol. G | No. or p. | ||
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P.R. 3 160 C. 118 7 |
30 June 1646 Begs a discharge on Newark Articles for delinquency in bearing arms against Parliament, being not worth 200l. Noted, "a letter in course." | 118 | 3 |