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| April 3. |
7. List of 26 persons added to the general list of delinquents [in Kent], with
Sir Geo. Sands, added 8 February 1650. [1 page.] |
| April 5. |
Sir Adam Loftus, treasurer for Ireland, to inform this committee to whom
the 5,000l. appointed for Ireland is assigned. |
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Mr. Lane to take care, in payment of the money assigned to the officers
before Skipton Castle, to find out what part belongs to Col. Lilburn, who
revolted at Tynemouth, and to stay the same, and his share to be paid to Major
Grey, in part of the money assigned him by Parliament. [A 6, pp. 250, 252.] |
| April 7. |
Mr. Elliott to have 20l. out of the next money to come in unassigned.
[A 6, p. 261.] |
| April 11. |
Order that when a case of delinquency or of the 1/20 has been heard and
determined by the committee, it is not to be reconsidered, unless new matter
be offered, and special order given therein. [A 6, p. 269.] |
| April 16. |
Order that this committee sit on Wednesdays and Fridays in the afternoons.
[A 6, p. 276.] |
April 17.
Marlborough, Wilts. |
8. Lynam Robins to Dallison. I enclose some inventories and bonds, to
show you how far I have gone in my business, and lest anybody, before my
return, should appear for Mr. Staples, whom I have secured and sequestered
because I could get no security; he promises security, but he wants to shuffle,
and convey his estate to others, pretending that his land was seized for rent,
and that his son owns his stock. [2/3 page.] |
| April 18. |
Parliament Order that the Committee for the Advance of Money send for
Edw. Vaughan, M.P., examine the complaint against him, and take his account
for public money received, and transmit it to the Committee for co. Montgomery. [A 24, p. 235, Commons' Journals, VI. 188.] |
| April 25. |
Lord Grey to move Parliament that power may be given this committee to
examine witnesses on oath, upon information concerning delinquents and their
estates, and to dispose of a moiety thereof towards payment of arrears due to
discoverers, according to the effect of an Act proposed by this committee, to
that effect. |
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Mr. Lane to pay, out of the Bishop of Rochester's fine, the balance due of the
500l. assigned by Parliament to Landguard Fort, and the balance due to the
Earl of Nottingham, on his Parliament Order. [A 6, p. 288.] |
