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Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… that they would not be interfered with by the King's Purveyors. 149 The abuse of purveyance accounts, in a great … put money in their pockets, or by the action of the King's Purveyors, who caused a scarcity of provisions by seizing all … by the passing of a Statute known as the "Statute of Purveyors." 154 This Statute was of such importance to the …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… a promise that it should not be intercepted by the King's purveyors; 19 and the other was a visitation of the epidemic …
Calendar of letter-books of the city of London
… loan of 5, 000 marks advanced by the City. 133 The King's Purveyors had orders not to obstruct the Mayor in purchasing … and goods to be appropriated for the King's service by his purveyors or takers, to be paid for at the lowest rate or not … King by Thomas Chaucer, the Speaker, of the conduct of his purveyors, and in the following month the Sheriffs received …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… who had introduced into the Commons a bill to restrain purveyors "that they exceed not the limits of their …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… provisions at Stourbridge fair made by one of the Queen's purveyors. Sir Robert Cecil interfered (p. 318) with the …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… just as the Cofferer happened to demand them: e.g. for purveyors (p. 230), for quarterly salaries (pp. 236, 283, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… of its purchasing officers and the integrity of its purveyors and suppliers. To the extent that the court … one cartaker by 1783. Finally, there was a vast array of purveyors sworn into royal service who were paid for goods as … 47 There was also a staff of farriers, saddlers, purveyors and granitors, stablekeepers and surveyors whose …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… board of green cloth with officially designated and sworn purveyors. 15 The day-to-day financial decisions below stairs … of fare for the board's approval, ordered provisions from purveyors and kept records of servants receiving board wages. … of the chamberlain's department. In addition, he paid the purveyors who supplied the royal household with food, fuel, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… in the chamber, great wardrobe and robes, like the purveyors below stairs and in the stables, were not regularly …