Volume A 86: October 1651

Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 1, 1642-45. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1888.

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'Volume A 86: October 1651', in Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 1, 1642-45, (London, 1888) pp. 95-96. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cttee-advance-money/pt1/pp95-96 [accessed 23 April 2024]

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October 1651

Oct. 1. On Lieut. Sanderson's petition, he is to have a copy of the information, and that it was not formerly discovered.
The registrar to speak to Mr. Dawson to pay Bethum 80l., respited. [A 17, pp. 42, 43.]
Oct. 3. Coventry and — to be heard first next Friday, and the rest of the causes to stand as they do. [A 17, p. 45.]
Oct. 7.
London.
45. County Commissioners for Devonshire to the Committee for Advance of Money. We send you new discoveries and certificates on appeals, which we could not send earlier, because of the late troubles and dangers by the post, among which is Mr. Putt's charge. We believe, by what was done against the prosecutors and threatened against us, that he is the chief cause of the trouble put on us in this journey. The prosecutors have urged warrants to examine more witnesses and complete their proofs, but his being high sheriff of the county made us as modest therein as we could be, lest he should plead that as an obstruction to his work; also we could not well attend to it, because of our employment in the county militia. We send examinations in several cases of delinquents. [Some are in Tables 23 January and 8 July 1651; of the remainder, being eight, there is no further account.]
We send particulars of the money received, part is to be paid in to the treasury, and the rest will be returned as speedily as possible. The tenants complain much of an unexpected charge of free quarter, contrary to order, and of high rents; they clamour for allowance, or they will be enforced to leave their bargains.
The steward is keeping courts, and is diligent in getting in the arrears due. [1 page.]
Oct. 7.
Haberdashers' Hall.
Committee for Advance of Money to the County Commssioners for co. Dorset. To the same effect as that of 22 July to the County Commissioners for Somerset. With note of like letter for the County Commissioners of Devon. [A 24, p. 172.]
Oct. 7. Like letter to the Commissioners for co. Somerset. [A 24, p. 175.]
Oct. 9.
Chelmsford.
46. County Commissioners for Essex to the Commissioners for Compounding. We hereby certify that the summonses upon Sir Edw. Sydenham and 6 others for payment of assessments, sent us by your order of 1 September, have been duly delivered. [½ page.]
Oct. 10. 47. Order that those who have not paid the last ½ of their fines within 6 months from the date of Oxford articles are not to have the benefit thereof for discharge of their 1/20, unless the Committee on Articles of War give judgment to the contrary. Proviso that if further time has been given by the commissioners, they will consider it. [¾ page; also A 17, p. 50.]
Oct. 17.
Maidstone.
48. County Commissioners for Kent to the Committee for Advance of Money. We have sent out the summonses to 7 persons named. Two have sold their estates in this county and live out of it, and one has been away 3 years. [¾ sheet.]
Oct. 17. 49. List of 19 persons ordered to pay sums specified on their 1/20, from 10l. to 350l. between 29 August and 17 October 1651. [¾ page.]
Oct. 22.
Haberdashers' Hall.
Committee for Advance of Money to the Commissioners for co. Bedford. To like effect as that of 22 July to the Commissioners for co. Somerset. With note of like letters to the Commissioners for cos. Berks and Surrey. [A 24, p. 177.]
Oct. 25. M. Dallison to the Commissioners for co. Devon. You herewith receive several orders for levying the 1/20, which the Committee for Advance of Money desire you to execute speedily, and return the money to their treasurer Dawson. [A 24, p. 177.]
Oct. 29.
Ampthill.
50. County Commissioners for Bedfordshire to the Committee for Advance of Money. In pursuance of your orders of the 22nd, we sent our agent out with the summonses, and enclose his affidavit of delivery. [½ page.] Enclosing,
50.i. Affidavit by Edw. Hawkins of Bedford, of his delivery of the summons on 27 October for Sir Peter Osborne and Owen Brett. [2/3 page.]
50.ii. Printed form of summons for Osborne and Brett. [2/3 page.]
Oct. 30.
Wells.
51. County Commissioners for Somerset to the Committee for Advance of Money. We served summonses according to your orders of 7 October. [½ page.] Enclosing,
51.i. Affidavit of the serving of 4 summonses to appear before the Committee for Advance of Money on 13 November to pay an assessment. [1 page.]