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3 Sept. 1659. |
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Vol. G |
No. or p. |
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Order in the Sequestration Committee for Sir Thos. Middleton
to be sequestered for complicity in Sir George Booth's rising. |
263 |
17 |
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13 Sept. 1659. The County Committee for York are to enquire
about an estate he is said to have about Wakefield. |
59 |
228 |
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14 Oct. The North Wales Committee are informed that no
claims on his estate of persons concerned in the late insurrection will be allowed. |
59 |
136 |
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19 Oct. His personal estate in Cheshire, Yorkshire, &c., ordered
to be sold, and the rents of his real estate seized for the State. |
59 |
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229 |
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24 Oct. The County Committee for Salop report that his estate
there is in iron-works, and that he has 2 partners, Wm. Winchurch, of co. Worcester, and Wm. Wilson, of co. Derby [or
Denbigh], who should be called to account, and the clerks
ordered to pay in the moneys. With marginal notes of orders
accordingly. |
263 |
83 |
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27 Oct. Committee for Sequestrations to the County Committees
of Derby, Salop, and Worcester. You are to make enquiries
whether these persons were engaged in the late rebellion. |
169 |
218 |
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29 Oct. The Salop Committee report that they can do nothing
without further orders. |
263 |
87 |
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Oct.? Sir T. Middleton's witnesses to be examined in the country |
264 |
82 |
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3 Nov. Committee for Sequestrations to the Commissioners of
cos. Flint and Denbigh. The suit between Sir T. Middleton and
Sir Rich. Lewson cannot be stayed, because there were proceedings in the Exchequer before sequestration. |
59 |
137 |
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9 Nov. Note that Sir Thomas and Thos. Middleton have
estates in most counties in North Wales. |
264 |
9 |
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23 Nov. The Salop Committee send details of the condition and
value of the iron-works in which he, Thos. Mytton, and Thos.
Kynaston are partners. |
243 |
154 |
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25 Nov. 1659. The Committee for Worcester report that they
will secure Winchurch's estate. |
264 |
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O.C.C. 264 22 |
16 Dec. The Committee for Sequestrations order an inventory
of Sir Thos. Middleton's estate in Cheshire, &c., and an account of the receipts therefrom, to be returned. |
59 |
13 |
D. 243 155 |
21 Dec. The Salop Committee give further particulars of the
stock, which is in iron pigs and iron stone, and of the difficulty
in disposing of it. |
264 |
48 |
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29 Dec. A Staffordshire debtor of Sir T. Middleton to be summoned to pay in his debts. |
59 |
207 |
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7 Jan. 1660. The Salop Committee complain of difficulties because
the partners do not live in the county, and cannot be compelled
to obey thier orders. |
243 |
156 |
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3 Jan. The Salop County Committee stating that Winchurch
cannot appear before them, because he is summoned before the
County Committee of Worcester, the Committee for Sequestration direct the Salop Committee to call him to speedy
account, and in case of refusal or delay, to seize his estate.
They also direct the Worcester Committee to send him up, as
the Salop Committee have made good progress in the business; as he is in arrears to Sir Thos. Middleton of 2,000l., due
for a slitting mill in co. Worcester, they are to demand these
arrears, and send up an account. |
59 |
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220 |
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18 Jan. Renewed complaint by the Salop Committee of difficulties in getting in the debts, and n the sale of the iron. |
264 |
67 |
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19 Jan. The Committee for Sequestrations order the Committee
for Salop to proceed in proving Sir Thos. Middleton's debts,
but as to the sale of the iron, judgment must first be given
that the iron belongs to him. |
59 |
172 |
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19 Jan. The County Commissioners of York report that they
have secured his rents, but not received any of them. |
264 |
68 |
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21 Jan. The Worcester Committee send up Winchurch's accounts, and state that the case between him and the other partners is depending in Chancery. |
243 |
157 |