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| 10 May 1653. |
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Information by Col. Nich. Devereux that Young lent 400l. on
security to Hen. Mitford of Gateshead, and Elizabeth his wife,
which is due to the State, Sir Andrew being a delinquent
excepted from pardon. |
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12 May 1653. Dorothy, widow of Edw. Wood, draper, of Newcastleon-Tyne, to show cause why she should not pay to the State
400l. due to And. Young. |
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8 June 1653. Young to appear and show cause why she should
not pay the debt to the State, it being a mortgage on tenements
in Newcastle, yet unsequestered. |
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DEP. 163 123
CERT. 163 124
O. 12 429 |
22 July 1653. Order on hearing both sides, that Mrs. Wood pay
the 400l. in 14 days, and Young bring in the deeds and writings
for the same. |
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8 Sept. 1653. Order repeated on pain of his being taken into
custody, Mrs. Wood being assignee of Elizabeth, widow of
Hen. Mitford. |
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16 Sept. Mrs. Wood having paid the debt, inquiry to be made
whether there was, as alleged, a discovery made previous to
that of Col. Devereux, in which case it shall be considered
whether Young be admitted to a composition. |
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LET. 163 125
H. 13 30 |
5 Oct. 1653. Order that if the discovery were made before he
compounded, the money is forfeit to the State, his composition money is to be repaid him, and he is to bring in all the
writings. |
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CERT. 163 126
REP. 163 127
DEP. 163 128 |
15 Nov. 1653. Young to be taken into custody unless he bring in
the writings in 3 weeks. |
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2 Dec. 1653. Col. Devereux to be heard as to his claim to the
discovery. |
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30 Dec. Col. Devereux applying for the 400l. in part of his arrears,
according to an Order of Parliament of 8 March 1648, the
Committee for Advance of Money,—considering that they are
not empowered by the Act of 15 April 1650 to pay away moneys
without order of Parliament or a committee of Parliament, and
have only power to allow 1/5 of discoveries of delinquents' estates,—also finding that Young was in the last Act for Sale, before the
discovery was made, cannot order payment of the 400l. to
Devereux. |
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4 Jan. 1654. Young to be brought up in custody, for contempt in
not delivering up the writings as ordered after due notice. |
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25 Jan. Order recalled, on certificate that the deeds have been
given up to the Treason Trustees, who are to transmit them to
the Committee for Advance of Money, and Young to sign a
release to Mrs. Wood. |
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3 May 1654. Col. Devereux petitions the Protector—Parliament
being dissolved—for payment of the 400l. discovered by him at
his own cost, towards his arrears of 4,374l. 15s. 4d. to be paid
out of Papists' and delinquents' estates by order of Parliament,
the Committee for Advance of Money not considering that they
have power to order the payment. With order thereon to the
Goldsmiths' Hall Treasurers to pay the 400l. if they find the
petition true. |
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6 June 1654. Dorothy Wood petitions that—whereas the discovery
of the debt was made 10 May 1653, and Young did not desire to
compound till 4 Aug. 1653, whereby the debt is forfeit to the
State, and whereas Young, instead of coming up to sign her
release, has gone into France, whereby she has been obliged to
leave her 8 children and come up 210 miles, though she and
her husband lost much by imprisonment and plundering when |
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Newcastle was taken by the Scots—the Drury House Trustees
may be obliged to deliver up her writings, and Young compelled
to pay her costs in coming up to obtain them. |
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131 |
CERT. 163 133
REP. 163 134 |
6 June 1654. Order that she is discharged of the debt, and that the
trustees are to deliver up the writings. |
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12 Dec. 1654. Mrs. Wood petitions—on a question raised as to
whether the 400l. paid in was in full of interest as well as
principal—that the Committee for Advance of Money will
declare their judgment on the last order in the case, that she
may not be put to further trouble or charge. |
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12 Dec. Order that the 400l. be considered payment in full, and
that all her writings be restored to her. |
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12 Dec. Order that the 400l. be considered payment in full, and
that all her writings be restored to her. |
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30 June 1654. Petition and information of Theop. Hudson, for his
father-in-law, Ant. Burks, of Preston Jackling, co. York, that
Burks owes And. Young 25l. on bond, and is willing to pay
it where it is due, and begs a speedy order about payment,
that he may be freed from all suits of law about it; with note
that Burks is to show cause why he should not pay it into the
State. |
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