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Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… for the city of Oxford. Christopher Neville. Sir Walter Chute, John Hoskins and Thomas Wentworth were sent to the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… on hides to the Lord High Treasurer, on a letter, from M r Chute, a security for M r Austin, late Receiver General for … sums, and was in custody by a capias. Would receive M r Chute's bail for M r Austin. Suggest that extents should be … th Aug t 1711. The Comm rs take order to write to M r Chute to come up. 5 pages. [About Aug. 25.] 57. Petition of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Irish and Scotch Committee. 27, 28. The letter from Mr. Chute, with the bill of exchange drawn by Capt. Badiley on …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… old rents of North Tidworth 14 l., and coppieces at Chute, in right of his lady, the Countess of Marlborough, …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… order to the contrary. Particulars of cases. [Chaloner] Chute's agent brought us an order of 11 Dec. last, to which … Committee. With note of reply. To search what Mr. Chute is in arrear, and when. [1 pages.] Enclosing, 24. i. …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Everard 30 Sir Hen. Palmer 300 Lewis Stockett 245 George Chute 200 Bersted Thos. Harlackendane 20 Bethersden Fras. …
Petitions to the Pope
… exceeding 5 l. and a chaplaincy in the prebendal church of Chute, and an expectation of a benefice in the gift of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to report on the enclosed letter [missing] from Edward Chute, a surety of Mr. Austin, late Receiver General of … said Austin may be set at liberty on fresh security which Chute proposes to give to secure her Majesty's debt. Ibid. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 431. Same to the Commissioners for Taxes to report on Mr. Chute's petition proposing how Mr. Austin's debt as late … may be paid and said Austin released on the surety of said Chute and John Basket. Ibid. Same to Secretary Dartmouth. My …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Same for 402 l. 15 s. 0 d. to the executors of Thomas Chute, late Clerk of the Crown in the Court of Chancery, as …