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Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… in yours of 26 July. [ page.] Enclosing, 51. i. List of 10 recusants and 1 recusant-delinquent, co. Northampton, with abode and date of sequestration, and of 2 recusants, co. Rutland, but without dates, which the late … since. [ page.] Annexing, 56. i. List of 9 delinquents and recusants still sequestered, with their abodes; Rob. …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… that all orders for payment of money on a contract for of recusants' estates, on the Act of 21 Oct. last, pass in the … that all who apply for their estates on the late Recusants' Act are to be admitted to contract on "their own … Order in the Committee for Compounding, that as several recusants have had allowances made them by the Committee for …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… charges named, except 20 l. for expenses in surveying recusants' estates, which is respited till further order. [ G …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Army Committee requesting Parliament's directions about recusants, as to what is to be taken for conformity, but have …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… charges, and 31 l. 2 s. 8 d. for expenses in surveying recusants' estates be respited on their accounts, as the …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… for Compounding. We have done what we could about viewing recusants' estates, and will send up the surveys; but as you … 282; 37, p. 248.] [Jan. 13?] 17. Petition of the Catholic recusants concerned in the late Act for disposal of of their … Annexing, 17. i. Arguments to prove the impossibility of recusants contracting on the present Act, because (1.) The …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… We have received your account of arrears due from recusants for their estates, amounting to 243 l. a year. The …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… for Sequestrations, that in all cases concerning recusants, certificate be had (before hearing cause or … for Sequestrations. As the time approaches for reletting recusants' estates, I want to know whether I may let the … the estates, and the tenants usually under-let them to the recusants at a profit, which might as well come to the State. …