Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 13, 1697-1698. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1933.
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"Index of Subjects: U, Z". Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 13, 1697-1698. Ed. William A Shaw(London, 1933), , British History Online. Web. 8 October 2024. https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-treasury-books/vol13/pp599-600.
V.
Vellum, stamped. See Stamp Duties.
Vinegar, duty on. See Customs—duties; Excise.
W.
Waiters. See Customs.
Wardrobe, Great, debt of, state of, required, 146.
-, establishment of, 100.
-, Master of (Earl of Montagu),
257; directions to, 22, 142,
159, 263; issues to, 152, 410,
441.
-, presents repaired in, 159, 257.
-, Removing, charge to be lessened, 101; officer of, estimate by, 360; Yeoman of, 389 (2).
Watches. See Clocks.
Whalebone, importation prohibited, 151.
Whale fins, 288, 333.
Whale oil, 333.
Wheat, price of, in the year 1694, 28.
Widowers, duty on. See Marriages.
Window tax. See Houses, duty on.
Windsor Herald. See Heralds' College.
Wine Licences, Commissioners of, 72,
278; money advanced by, on the
Wine Licence farm contract,
accounts of principal and interest
repaid, required, 27, 145, 153.
-, revenue of, account of, 308;
required, 72, 278.
Wines, duty on, see Customs—duties; imported from St. Sebastian, seized, 76, 77, 165, 292; prize, 111, 135, 158, 432; salved, 321, 347, 363, 371; seized, 208, 364, 390, 412; smuggled, 69, 172.
Wines, Low, duty on. See Excise.
Woods and Forests, claim by each of
the verderers and by the clerk of
Sherwood Forest to a tree annually,
as a fee, 171, 226.
-, coppices in Chertsey, purchased
for the Crown, 55, 63, 87, 242,
250, 332.
-, enclosures of nursery timber
in Dean Forest, 216.
-, Navy trees, sale of the tops of,
68, 260.
-, Surveyor General of, Trent
North (T. Hewitt), 171, 226.
-, Surveyor General of, Trent South,
(P. Ryley), 250; charges
brought by, 68, 260; fee of,
447.
-, timber, preservation of, in the
New Forest, bill before the
Lords for, 84, 319; sale of,
235, 242, 251, 261.
-, Warden, Chief Justice and
Justice in Eyre, Trent South
(Lord T. Wharton), 250;
annuity for, 410.
-, named:—
-, Dean; Fangrove, Knowlegrove
and Stubridge coppices in
Chertsey; New Forest; Salcey; Sapley; Sherwood;
Whittlewood.
Wool, preventing the exportation of,
333; Act for, 106, 412; employment of Dragoons for, 108; instructions to the Customs Commissioners concerning, 111, 133,
141, 262, 439; into Scotland,
riding surveyor for, 252; Orders
in Council re, 107, 108, 133, 141–2,
439; proposals for, 263; sloops
for, 278. See also Owlers.
-, prize, 241.
-, proposal for a duty on, 44.
-, prosecutions for exporting, 387,
424.
-, seized, 443.
-, vessels laden with, stopped, 259,
262, 265.
Woollen manufactures, 131, 307; proposal for a duty on, 44; protection of, 333.
WORKS, England:
-, Clerk Engrosser (W. Dickenson),
215.
-, Comptroller of (W. Tallman),
215.
-, issue for, 56.
-, late Paymaster of (P. Packer),
accounts, 191; process against
his executors, 209.
-, master bricklayer (R. Stacey),
215.
-, master carpenter (M. Banks),
215.
-, master carver (G. Gibbons), 215.
-, master glazier (W. Ireland), 215.
-, master joiner (A. Fort), 215;
see also King's joiner.
-, master mason (J. Oliver), 215.
-, master plasterer (J. Grove), 215.
-, officers of, issue to, 224; salaries
of, 215.
-, Paymaster of (T. Lloyd), issues
to, 188, 212–3, 295, 332, 363;
payments by, 225, 343, 360,
363.
-, plumber at Windsor (M.
Roberts), 215.
-, purveyor of (C. Hopton), 215.
-, sergeant plumber (C. Atherton),
215.
-, Surveyor General of (Sir C.
Wren), salary of, 215; matters
referred to, 247, 363.
-, weekly issues for, ordered, 228.
-, performed or to be performed:
building a new bridge at Audley
End, 228; erection of scaffolding
in Westminster Hall, 71; fitting
the Volary and Cockpit lodgings,
Whitehall, 228; repairing, etc. the
Office for the Trustees for Exchequer Bills, 126; repairing, etc.
the Doghouse at Richmond Park,
228; repairing, etc. part of the
Star Chamber, 213, 225; repairing
the King's Library at St. James,
131; repairs in Greenwich Park
and Windsor Great Park, 20, 139;
wainscotting a room at Windsor,
228; works in Whitehall, 295;
works in the office of the Commissioners for Trade, 343.
-, See also King's Parks; Royal
Mews.
Works, Ireland. See Ireland.
Wreck, King's share of wines salved from, 347, 357, 363, 371.
Y.
Yeoman of the Guns. See Royal Household.
Yeomen of the Guard, issue for, 301; late Corporal of, arrears of, 378.
Yeomen Harbingers (Messrs. Merritt and Verheast), 389.
Yeomen Bedgoers. See Royal Household.
York Herald. See Heralds' College.