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C.
Candle, sale by, 412, 419.
Canterbury, Archbishop of, [Tenison, Thomas], 129.
Capitation Act. See Assessments, First 3s. Aid 8–9 William III, c.6.
Captives in Barbary, redemption of (collection and Commissioners etc., for), See Redemption.
Carvers. See Royal Household (carver).
Casual revenues of the Crown in the Plantations. See Jamaica (Crown's Casual); Leeward (Crown's Casual).
Ceremonies, Marshal of. See Bass,
Richard Le.
-, Master of. See Cottrell, Sir
Charles.
-, allowance to him in lieu of
bills payable by the
Treasurer of the Chamber,
392.
-, assistants to. See Cottrell,
Charles; Dormer, John.
-, officers of, salaries of, 351.
Certificate goods, frauds in. See Customs (certificated).
Chamber Council. See Privy Council.
CHAMBER (The King's Great Chamber).
-, Establishment of servants of,
paid by the Treasurer of the
Chamber, 115, 256, 274, 291,
411, 425; preparing new
Establishment, 112, 327, 341,
426; Additional Establishment,
80.
-, Grooms of, 80, 112, 346, 401.
See Clarke, Matthew; Shepard,
[Charles]; and see Mary II
(Great Chamber).
-, attending Czar of Muscovy,
346.
-, attending the King into
Holland, 346, 447.
-, Keepers (Rianney, J. Clarke, —),
attending the King into
Holland, 447.
-, Messengers of, 80, 112, 138, 139,
159, 285, 297, 376; and see
Collins, George, Davis, T., Fry,
George, Grice, S.
-, attending Customs, Thorowkettle, J., 377; attending
Treasury, 377.
-, attending William III into
Holland, 285.
-, bill money of, 90.
-, bills, 98, 347: frauds in,
39, 172, 195, 223.
-, Clerk of the Cheque to, 80,
172, 194; and see Poyke,
R., Smith, T.
-, keeping prisoners, allowances for, 190.
-, petitions of, 230, 376.
-, salary, 194.
-, schedule of allowances to,
23, 24.
-, Treasurer of, 119, 120, 137, 139,
382, 419, 425; and see Gwyn,
Sir R.
-, Russell, Lord E., issues to,
11, 26, 61, 69, 76, 97, 98,
120, 149, 156, 174, 180,
192, 194, 227, 246, 256,
264, 265, 268, 274, 280,
305, 340, 345, 366, 425.
-, payments by, 11, 346, 347.
-, Office of, 39, 80, 145, 297.
-, bills, riding charges,
etc., payable, 75, 186,
270, 280, 285, 302,
382; commuted into
allowances, 392.
-, Clerk in. See Holbeche, John.
-, Comptrollers of,
accounts of, 302,
323; and see Chudleigh, Hugh; Vanbrugh, William.
-, King's watermen's bills
in, 280.
-, Minutes concerning,
112.
-, officers payable by,
appointed to attend
the King into
Holland, 447.
-, riding charges payable
in. See Chamber
Treasurer's Office
(bills).
-, salaries payable in, 137.
-, taxes, deducting of,
322.
Chamberlain. See London City; Royal Household (Lord Chamberlain).
Chancellor of the Exchequer. See Exchequer (Receipt).
Chancery, Court of, 185. Clerk of the
Crown in. See Chute, T.
-, Court of Equity, 15.
-, Judges of, issue to, 115.
-, Master of, attending the Alienation Office. See Morley,
George.
-, Masters of, issues to, 115, 164,
183, 280, 316, 411.
-, Originals out of, transcribing of,
413, 415.
-, Six Clerks' Office, 56.
Chapel Royal. See Royal Chapel.
Chaplains to the King. See Royal Chapel.
Charities. See King's (Almoner), King's (Daily Alms), Queen Mary's charities, Royal (bounties).
Charles I Hospital in Westminster, 53, 196; Royal bounty to, 30, 44.
Chatham Chest. See Navy.
Chelsea Hospital, vacancies and nominations. See Army (Chelsea).
Chester Herald. See Heralds College.
Chief Justice. See Chester; Common Pleas; Kings Bench; in Eyre, See Woods.
China ware, free export of in exchange for Redemption of English Captives in Barbary, 338
Christ Church Hospital, London, annuity
to [for the King's Mathematical
boys], 54, 229, 249.
-, Governor of, 249.
Christening gifts. See Jewel House and Jewels.
Church, fees of, on Duke of Gloucester's interment, 99.
Cider, retailers of, 220; for Duties on Cider. See Excise (Malt).
Cinders (10–11 William III, c.21) Duty on, 108.
Cinque Ports, Judge Official and Commissary of the Court of Assembly
of. See Oxendon, Geo.
-, Lord Warden of, 315.
Circle, The. See Hampton Court.
Civil Law, Professor of, at Cambridge.
-, See Oxendon, Geo.
-, ditto of Oxford. See Boucher,
Thomas.
Civil List, England, 83, 106, 107.
-, Act (9 William III, c.23), disposal of surplus of, over
700,000l. See Civil List Funds
payments out of Overplus.
-, debt to, 27.
-, Funds (or the King's money),
appropriation for and payments out of, 17, 18, 21, 24,
33, 64, 65, 96, 100, 103, 106,
107, 112, 113, 116, 121, 141,
153, 161, 164, 171, 173, 174,
179, 193, 205, 207, 249, 307,
310, 341, 351, 362, 366, 380,
392, 407, 414.
-, payments out of overplus,
12, 21, 22, 26, 30, 43, 141,
164, 175, 179, 200.
-, receipts, 24.
-, scheme of distribution of,
29, 31, 32, 34, 53, 61, 62
63, 69, 96, 99, 182.
Claims, Court of, 79; under Articles of Limerick and Galway, 318.
Clergy going to the Plantations. See Plantations. Barbados, Leeward Isles, Virginia.
-, Subsidy granted by in 1663, 127.
Clerk of the Hanaper. See Hanaper.
-, Pells. See Exchequer Receipt.
-, Pipe. See Exchequer Court.
Clipped Money and prosecutions of Clippers. See Mint (Clippers).
Clocks, export of, 338.
Closet Keeper to the King. See Kien, Rudolph.
Cloth. See English (broad).
-, for Sweden. See Sweden.
Clothiers. See Army (Clothiers), Marines (Clothiers).
Coal Duty. See Customs (Duties).
Coal and iron mines and stone quarries in Honor of Peveril, lease of, 176.
Coast Business, Clerk of, 176. See
Customs (officers, London Port).
-, guard of, from Newcastle to
Bridlington, 427.
Cocoa nuts, smuggled, 258.
Coinage (of 1696). See Mint (Great
Coinage).
-, counterfeit. See Mint (Clippers)
Mint (Counterfeit).
-, of Farthings, Commissioners for. See Mint (coinage of Farthings).
-, small money for Ireland. See Ireland.
Coins. See Dollars, Eight, pieces of,
Guineas, Pistoles.
-, and bullion, seizure upon export.
-, See Bullion.
College of Arms. See Heralds.
Colonies. See Plantations.
-, currency in. See Currency.
Commissary General. See Army (England) Howard, Lord Henry, Crawford, David; Army (Ireland).
Common Pleas, Court of, 156.
-, abuses committed by attorneys
in prosecution of Popular
Actions, 156.
-, Clerk of the Estreats in. See
East, William.
-, Lord Chief Justice, 8, 94. See
Treby, Sir G.; Trevor, Sir T.
-, Judge of, in Ireland. See
Jefferson, Sir J.
Commons, House of, 7, 100, 284.
-, accounts laid before, 211.
-, Address from, 66.
-, Bar, new cover for, 421.
-, Clerk assistant to. See Needler,
C.
-, attending, 325.
-, of, 184; and see Joddrell,
Paul.
-, Clock Gallery, new cover for, 421.
-, Committee for impeaching the
Earl of Portland, 320.
-, Doorkeepers and Messengers of,
94, 97, 325.
-, Housekeeper to, 325; and see
Ryall, Ann.
-, Members of, 136.
-, necessaries for, 389.
-, Officers for carrying Votes of.
-, See Bint, Chas., Haley, J.
-, Reports to, 316.
-, Resolutions of, 104, 378.
-, Sergeant at Arms attending,
325; bill of, 99, 389; and
see Powell, Samuel.
-, Sessions, 316.
-, Speaker, equipage for, 208, 214;
issues to, 8, 100, 101, 110;
and see Harley, Robert;
Littleton, Sir Thomas.
-, Speaker's Chair, brushes for
brushing, 421.
-, Under clerks attending
-, Burrough, H.; Coles, George;
Courthop, James; Hookes,
J., 325.
-, Votes of credit (of 19 Feb. 1700–1
for 500,000l. for Navy and
50,000l. for guards and garrisons), issues out of loans on,
45, 52, 53, 56, 58, 60, 65, 210.
213, 214, 215, 216, 221, 223,
224, 228, 233, 234, 238, 243,
249, 250, 259, 261, 267, 302;
warrant for taking in loan on,
250.
-, votes relating to half pay, 90.
-, Ireland. See Ireland.
Compensation for loss of rates on land taken into Windsor Park. See Windsor Town.
Comptrollment Roll. See Mint.
Concealed lands or Concealments. See Crown Lands.
Concordatums. See Ireland (Establishment).
Contingent Money or Contingencies. See Army (contingencies).
Convex lights. See Lamps.
Coronation, fees on. See Heralds College.
Corporation of Moneyers. See Mint.
Correspondents. See Secret Service (Agents abroad).
Council and Council Chamber. See Privy Council.
Councils in the Plantations. See each Plantation.
Counsel at Law. See King's Counsel.
Counterfeit money (Act 9 William III c. 21), Receivers general, instructions for dealing with, 43, 201, 385.
Counterfeiting coins. See Mint (clipping). Lottery tickets. See Excise (Malt Lottery).
Court of Claims. See Ireland (Claims).
-, of Equity. See Chancery (Court),
Court Post, 13, 20, 43, 95, 157, 169, 201, 317; and see Cardonnell, James de; Farra, John; Passwater, John; Van Hulls, William; duties of, 13, 157.
-, Rolls, 379.
Courts England. See Chancery, Common
Pleas, King's Bench, Exchequer.
-, within the Liberties of St. Mary's,
York, 379.
Creation of noblemen, fees to members of Heralds College on. See Heralds College.
Credit, Vote of, by House of Commons of the 19th Feb. 1700–1. See Commons, House of (Votes).
Cross Post between Bristol and Chester. See Post Office.
CROWN LANDS, 14, 124, 130.
-, Auditors, 14, 34, 105, 128, 131,
155, 301; and see Aldworth,
William; Parsons, Anthony;
Shales, Henry.
-, Deputy to Aldworth, W.
see Hewett, Robert.
-, for Wales, 420; deputy to
see Chetwynd, Charles.
-, concealed lands in Cornwall,
discovery of, 353.
-, concealment of Crown rents,
202, 305.
-, leases, 124, 131, 176, 188, 190,
197, 202, 211, 230, 239, 241,
255, 275, 278, 297, 302, 315,
324, 325, 327, 349, 365, 394,
398, 407, 416, 423; tithes of,
230. (For Custodiam leases
under the Exchequer Seal.
See Custodiam).
-, leases of hereditaments:—
-, Bestwall, co. Dorset, tithes, 230.
-, Franckton, co. Warwick, tithes,
152, 197.
-, Macclesfield Bake House, co.
Cheshire, 155, 189, 302.
-, leases of Honors and Lordships:—
-, Hampton Court, Honor, 297.
-, Melenydd, 354.
-, Menai, co. Anglesey, Lordship of,
136, 221.
-, Peverill, cos. Notts & Derby,
176, 186.
-, Rye, co. Sussex, Lordship, 186,
315.
-, leases of Crown Lands:—
-, Audley End and Park, co. Essex,
245, 269, 302, 315, 339, 341.
-, Bentley Park (Richmond Old
Park), 135.
-, Blockhouse Field. See Gravesend.
-, Bodiga, co. Cornwall, 327.
-, Braywood (Windsor Forest), co.
Berks, 136.
-, Brigstock, co. Northants, 416.
-, Brundish, co. Suffolk, 416.
-, Cripping Hall [Crippinghall], co.
Suffolk, 353.
-, Gravesend Blockhouse Field, co.
Kent, 197, 315, 365.
-, Hampton Court Meadows, 266,
275, 281.
-, Hermitage Stairs, Wapping, 228,
325, 395.
-, Ivy Bridge near the Strand, co.
Middx., 239, 386.
-, Kennington, co. Surrey, Lord
Mayor's Barge House, 277.
-, Knottingley, co. York, 230.
-, Lantinian Stuberiowe Dinas in
St. Anthony, co. Cornwall,
Cornwall, 365.
-, Moorhall, tenement in Upwell,
co. Norfolk, 353.
-, Poynton Cow pasture, alias Gosdales, co. Lincs., 190, 211.
-, Restormel Park, co. Cornwall,
423.
-, St. Christopher Inn, Eton, co.
Bucks., 241.
-, St. James' Park, 239, 255, 324;
lands, 278–9; lands in or
about, 239, 278–9, 304.
-, -, Royal garden, 212.
-, Shepperton Mead, co. Middx.,
408.
-, Sigglesthorne, co. Yorks., 230.
-, Stratton Sanctuary, co. Somerset, 124.
-, Treveria, co. Cornwall, 327.
-, Windsor Little Park, co. Berks.,
26.
-, Woda tenement in Climsland
Prior, 278.
-, Manorial officers of, 221, 304, 315,
320, 330.
-, Manors mentioned in Crown leases:
-, Bloomsbury, co. Middlesex, 130.
-, Bradninch, co. Devon, 422.
-, Bray, co. Surrey, 178, 353.
-, Bucklawren, co. Cornwall, 327,
369.
-, Bushey, co. Herts., 224.
-, Carradon (Carnedon), co. Cornwall, 239.
-, Climsland Prior, co. Cornwall,
278.
-, Cookham and Bray, 353.
-, Edmonton, co. Middx., 416.
-, Epworth, co. Lincoln, 353.
-, Greenwich East, co. Kent, 193,
263.
-, -, Old Court, co. Kent, 193.
-, Handbridge, co. Chester, 416.
-, Hitchin, co. Herts, 416.
-, Kennington, co. Surrey, 277.
-, King's Cliffe, co. Northants, 416.
-, Kings Norton, co. Worcester, 416.
-, Kirton, co. Lincoln, 367.
-, Meaux & Sutton, co. Yorks, 416.
-, Melenydd, co. Radnor, 354.
-, Netherhall, co. Essex, 353.
-, Northstead, co. Yorks., 416.
-, Old Court. See Crown Leases,
Greenwich.
-, Overhall, co. Essex, 353.
-, Porthea Prior, co. Cornwall, 261,
365.
-, Richmond Old Park, co. Surrey.
-, Bake House, 135.
-, Barge House, 407.
-, Bentley Park, 135.
-, Brew House and Brew House
yard, 407.
-, Hawes' Brewhouse, 408.
-, Holmewood's tenement, 408.
-, House, 407.
-, Manor, 407–8.
-, Mrs. Darley's tenement, 408.
-, Mrs. Wood's tenement, 408.
-, Pumphouse, 408.
-, William Beaumont's tenement,
135.
-, Road Street and Brundish, co.
Suffolk, 416.
-, Sayes Court, 273, 274.
-, Squirres, cos. Kent and Surrey,
231, 251.
-, Staughton Magna, co. Huntingdon, 99.
-, Sutton (Meaux and Sutton), co.
Yorks), 416.
-, Trim, co. Meath, 433.
-, Wallingford, co. Berks, 416.
-, Walton, co. Lancs., 416.
-, Walton Lee, co. Surrey, 416.
-, Mines:—
-, Alfreton, co. Derby, 339.
-, Merioneth, co., lead mines, 341.
-, Prestatyn, co. Flint, 188.
-, Stratton super Fosse, co. Somerset, 349.
-, obtained by way of exchange,
267, 281.
-, Receivers General of, 14, 124,
126, 132, 166, 221, 285, 330,
337, 420; and see Aldworth,
William; Cutler, Sir J.;
Dering, Sir E.; Digby, John;
Duncumbe, John; Finnis
Samuel; Hayhurst, William;
Jones, William; Rivington,
Richard; Roberts, William.
-, salaries paid out of receipts
of, 337.
-, Reconveyance of. See Bentinck,
William, Earl of Portland.
-, revenues account, 105, 235.
-, Stewardship of, grants and
salaries of, 221, 330.
-, Surveyor General of, 22, 48, 53,
54, 55, 59, 60, 67, 70, 115,
124, 131, 135, 136, 152, 155,
176, 186, 188, 189, 190, 193,
197, 211, 212, 225, 228, 230.
239, 241, 242, 245, 253, 255,
258, 260, 261, 262, 266, 269,
275, 277, 278, 281, 297, 302,
304, 315, 325, 327, 330, 339,
341, 348, 349, 353, 364, 368,
372, 380, 386, 394, 398, 407,
416, 420, 423, 430; and see
Travers, S.
-, surveyor of King's Honors, manors
and lands, in co. Chester.
See Bayly, W.
-, Wales, 337.
-, account of revenues, 121.
-, Auditor, 221, 270, 420.
-, Deputy Auditor, 379; and see
Chetwynd, C.
-, Receiver of, 221.
CROWN LAW, 126.
-, causes, 17.
-, charges, and issues to the
Treasury Solicitor for, 13,
24, 31, 45, 93, 102, 124, 126,
139, 143, 172, 175, 179, 182,
208, 222, 241, 278, 328, 332,
341, 370, 391, 417.
-, Payments by the Treasury
Solicitor for, 189, 238.
-, suits, Treasury order necessary
for, 257.
-, Solicitor for. See Baker,
Henry; Baker, Nicholas;
Borrett, William; Smith,
Aaron.
-, Office of the King's Bench. See
King's Bench.
-, Revenue, auditors and Receivers
of. See Crown Lands.
Cup Bearers. See Royal (Household).
Currency. See Coins, dollars, guineas,
pieces of eight, pistoles.
-, bad money, 108, 109, 267.
-, diminished or counterfeit money
tendered to Receiver General
of Taxes, Act for dealing with
9 William III c. 21; instructions to Receivers for dealing
with, 201, 385.
-, exchange rates. See Exchange.
-, Foreign coin in use in England,
266.
-, Ireland. See Ireland.
-, Leeward Isles. See Leeward.
-, Plantations. See Plantations.
-, seizure on export. See Bullion.
-, shortage of silver coin, plentiful
supply of brass coin, 245.
-, silver coin, badness and smallness
of, 267.
-, West Indies. See West Indies.
Custodiam leases under Exchequer seal, 161, 197, 206, 223, 270.
CUSTOMS, accommodation between hoymen of Kent and the Customs for
bringing corn and hops to London,
291.
-, Accomptant and Comptroller
General. See Holt, Rowland.
-, accounts, 113–4, 239, 286, 300,
371; and see Tilson, C.
-, fees payable to Clerk of
the Pipe et al. for passing
Customs accounts, 156.
-, general, delayed by negligent examiners, 429.
-, Acts relating to. See Customs
(Duties).
-, Auditor of Customs accounts.
See Imprests (Auditors).
-, proposals for an interim
auditor for Customs
vouchers, 352.
-, bonds, 137, 197, 225, 330.
-, Tobacco Bonds, 169, 388.
-, Wine bonds, 37.
-, debt cases and prosecutions
relating to and compositions for, 160, 193, 194,
198, 206, 221, 246, 305,
386.
-, in hands of Customs Cashier,
38, 39, 415; ordered to
be put in suit, 137.
-, interest on, 10, 40, 128, 137,
245; rules as to prosecution
of, 198.
-, Books, delivery of, 330.
-, Cashier or Receiver General, 39,
40, 104, 107, 108, 109, 113,
121, 137, 138, 175, 240, 243,
268, 300, 311, 371, 377, 386,
413, 420; and see Abbott,
Mordecai; Ferne, Henry;
Hutchinson, Richard; Knight,
J.
-, Cashier, accounts of. See Customs (Auditor).
-, increase in business in office
of, 307.
-, salary for clerks of, 107.
-, tobacco bonds in hands of.
See Customs (Bonds).
-, weekly certificates from, 24,
171.
-, wine bonds in hands of.
See Customs (bonds).
-, certificated goods, exports of,
319; frauds in, 92, 319; rules
for accounting, 113–4.
-, City Impost (Customs free import of wines for the corporation of London). See London.
-, Collectors. See Customs
(officers).
-, abroad [outports and Plantations], 180.
-, Coast Books, 172.
-, Commissioners of
from, 22 Nov. 1699 to Dec.
18, 1701. See Clark, S.;
Godolphin, C.; Henley,
Robt.; Mainwaring, A.;
Newport, T.; Overton,
B.; St. Quintin, Sir W.;
Young, Sir Walter.
-, from 18 Dec. to end of reign,
Clark, S.; Culliford, W.;
Godolphin, C.; Henley,
Robt.; Manwaring, C.;
Newport, T.; Overton,
B.
-, new commission, 410.
-, order as to their attendance,
114.
-, proposal for special employment of two commissioners, 99, 101, 112, 113,
351, 352, 365.
-, resignation of St. Quintin,
Sir William, 111; Young,
Sir W., 111.
-, Solicitor to. See Bridges,
B.
-, Comptroller General of. See
Holt, R.
-, Debentures. See Customs (drawbacks).
-, cases concerning, 368.
-, Double [or Aliens] Duty, 191.
-, drawbacks on re-export, debentures for, 130, 171, 319, 337.
-, on East India goods. See
East Indies.
-, rules for accounting, 113–4.
-, Duties.
-, Wines, Vinegar and Tobacco
(2 Wm. & Mary sess. 2
c. 5), 335.
-, Additional Impositions (as
by 4–5 William & Mary
c.5), receipts from applied
to Deficient Funds, 134,
153, 171, 177, 178, 199,
216, 217, 237, 257, 272,
296, 320, 321, 356, 364,
365, 373, 389.
-, Additional Subsidy. See
Customs Duties (Tonnage
and Poundage, 9–10 William III c. 23).
-, Cinders (as by 10–11 William
III c. 21), 108.
-, Coal and culm (as by 9–11
William III c. 13), 339,
353, 428.
-, Continued Impositions (continuing to 29 Sept. 1701,
the Duties on Wine,
Tobacco and East India
goods as by 7–8 William
III c. 10 and finally renewed by the Deficiencies
Act 8–9 c. 20 styled new
Subsidy on Tobacco).
-, receipts from applied
to Deficient Funds,
109, 134, 171, 178,
199, 217, 237, 257,
272, 296, 321, 356,
365, 373, 389; bonds
for New Subsidy on
Tobacco, 388.
-, East India goods, Fifteen
per cent. Duty (as by
11–12 William III c. 3,
granting further duties on
wrought silks, muslins and
East India goods), 5, 398.
-, bonds, estimate of
money due on, 242.
-, Collector. See Tower,
C.
-, drawbacks, questions
as to, 337.
-, Duties (old and new)
giving security for, 5.
-, issues out of, 14, 20,
21, 26, 27, 59, 60,
109, 132, 164, 172,
242, 409.
-, surveyor of the warehouse. See Davis,
J., assistant to. See
Holland, J.
-, tallies on, 109.
-, Five per cent. duty
(as by 9–10 William
III c. 44 five per
cent. on East India
goods for maintenance of ambassadors),
104, 168, 189.
-, certificate for reexport, 308.
-, new warehouse for prohibited goods, etc.,
366, 367, 419, 431.
-, warehouse keeper and
other officers for, 367,
372.
-, Twenty-two pence per
pound on East India
wrought silk as by
(9–10 William III
c. 44), issues out of,
105, 114, 116, 377,
408, 417.
-, Four and a half per cent.
Duty in Barbados and
the Leeward Islands. See
Four.
-, French Duties, Twenty five
per cent. as by (7–8
William III c. 20), for
additional Duty on all
French goods.
-, issues out of, 2, 30, 43,
70, 105, 114, 116,
117, 179, 200, 212,
275, 279, 307, 326,
377, 408, 409, 417,
419.
-, on Leather (as by 8–9
William III c. 21), 353.
-, Act, 167.
-, deficient interest on
loans on, 313.
-, Exchequer fees and
charges on, 267.
-, prosecutions for exporting raw hides, 341.
-, Tonnage and poundage,
Subsidy of (original grant
by 2 William & Mary
c. 4, to Christmas 1694.
Three - fourths thereof
(Three - fourths Customs)
to secure loan of 500,000l.
Deficiency thereof charged
on Deficiencies Act as
by 8–9 William III, c. 20.
-, issues for meeting deficiency of, 134, 153,
171, 178, 199, 217,
237, 257, 272, 296,
321, 356, 365, 373,
389.
-, renewal of, by 6–7
William III. c. 1,
to Christmas, 1699.
-, arrears of, 95, 105,
117, 156, 242,
333, 377, 388,
420.
-, for issues out of
Surplus thereof
See Customs
(Surplus)
-, renewal of from Xmas
1699 to 1 August 1706
by the Deficiencies
Act, 8–9 William III
c. 20, and thereupon
styled New Customs.
-, passing accounts
of, 286.
-, receipts from applied to Deficient
Funds, 134, 153,
171, 177, 199,
216, 237, 257,
272, 296, 321,
356, 364, 373,
389.
-, total paid into
the Exchequer
for 1700, 311.
-, for issues out of
Surplus thereof.
See Customs
(Surplus)
-, Further subsidy of
Tonnage and poundage for 2¾ years to
the 1st Feb., 1699–
1700 (as by 8–9
William III c. 24 for
Exchequer Bills and
the Navy). Act for,
287.
-, Further subsidy of
Tonnage and Poundage (as by 9 William
III c. 23, for raising
700,000l. per annum
for the Civil List),
385.
-, account, 139.
-, issues out of
surplus (after
700,000l. for
Civil List), 28,
43, 200.
-, Portage wine, 60.
-, (Wines). See Wines.
-, exports and imports. See
Customs accounts.
-, fine for illicit export, 310.
-, fines for breaking bulk, 352,
355. See Customs seizures.
-, Four and a half per cent Duty
in Barbados. See Four.
-, frauds, 82, 84, 133, 168, 186,
211, 277, 301, 311, 386, 413;
and see Brandy, Tobacco.
-, wine, 21, 22, 37, 109, 111, 186,
191, 227, 253, 258, 259,
290, 315, 353, 388, 396,
399, 412, 420.
-, Further subsidy of Tonnage and
Poundage. See Customs
Duties (tonnage and poundage
8–9 William III c. 24 and 9
William III c. 23).
-, general account of, delayed
by negligent examiners, 429.
-, House, London, enlarging of,
305.
-, goods brought to, for the
Duke of Devonshire, 238.
-, ditto for the Duke of
Marlborough, 409.
-, precedency on the Bench
at, 252.
-, watchman at. See Buckstone. Geo. and Joseph.
-, Impost bills on wines for the
Corporation of London. See
London.
-, money paid into the Exchequer
Receipt for 1697–9, 220; for
1700, 311, 332.
-, Navigation Act, seizures. See
Navigation Act.
-, New Coast Rules, 172.
-, Customs or New Subsidy
of Tonnage and Poundage.
See Customs Duties (Tonnage and Poundage), 8–9
William III c. 20.)
-, Officers, London port.
-, assisting Excise officers, 116.
in impressing seamen, 50.
-, Chief Clerk of Coast business. See Speidall, E.
-, coastwaiters, 129.
-, Collector Inwards, 232, 415;
Outwards, 430.
-, of Petty Customs, 30,
180, 191, 311.
-, Comptroller of Customs, 252.
-, in New York. See
Carter, William.
-, Customer of Petty Customs.
-, See Collector of Petty
Customs.
-, defaulting, 227.
-, deputy warehousekeeper,
334, 357.
-, dispute with Excise officers
as to brandy seizures,
103, 104.
-, Grand receipt Inwards, receiver of. See Shaw, Sir
John; Tower, Christopher.
-, King's waiters, 11, 12, 74,
80, 121, 141, 175.
-, landcarriagemen, 189, 191,
357, 372.
-, Surveyors, 30, 180, 306, 334.
-, waiters, 30, 34, 51, 74, 85,
149, 159, 176, 180, 188,
191, 219, 220, 255, 307,
310, 313, 316, 327, 379,
394.
-, noon tenders, 188, 426.
-, outrages upon, 333.
-, parchment books for. 200.
-, patent officers, 92.
-, quaymen, 62, 102, 250.
-, reward to Excise officers
for assisting, 116.
-, salaries of, 124, 129, 179,
241, 300, 371.
-, searchers, 11, 12; undersearchers, 11, 113, 118,
175, 271, 408, 421, 430,
-, office, enquiry into, 11,
84, 88, 90, 137, 319.
-, regulations for, 217, 305.
-, surveyor of Coast waiters,
129.
-, Petty Customs, 364.
-, tidesurveyor, 196.
-, tidewaiters or tidesmen,
123, 171, 188, 250, 255,
259, 270, 271, 416, 423,
426; extraordinary, 394;
inferior, 171, 196, 244,
255, 259, 271, 306, 364,
369, 372, 381, 394;
superior, 189, 236, 244,
364, 369, 409, 426.
-, warehouseman, 357.
-, watchman, 353.
-, watermen, 123, 381.
-, weigher, 176.
-, Outports Books, examiners of.
-, See Cooksey, John; Mitchell,
Horatio; Ward, John; Waterson, Simon.
-, Collectors' accounts, 200.
-, Outports, List of. See
-, Bangor.
-, Berwick.
-, Boston.
-, Bridgewater.
-, Bridlington.
-, Bridport.
-, Bristol.
-, Cardiff.
-, Carlisle.
-, Charmouth, co. Dorset.
-, Chester.
-, Chichester.
-, Colchester.
-, Cowes.
-, Dover.
-, Exeter.
-, Falmouth.
-, Faversham.
-, Fowey.
-, Harwich.
-, Hastings.
-, Hull.
-, Ipswich.
-, Lancaster.
-, Liverpool.
-, Looe.
-, Lyme Regis.
-, Lynn Regis.
-, Milford.
-, Newcastle.
-, Newhaven.
-, Penryn.
-, Penzance.
-, Pevensey.
-, Plymouth.
-, Poole.
-, Portsmouth.
-, Poulton.
-, Romney.
-, Rye.
-, St. Ives.
-, Sandwich.
-, Scarborough.
-, Seaford.
-, Shields.
-, Southampton.
-, Stockton.
-, Swansea.
-, Tynemouth.
-, Whitehaven.
-, Winchelsea.
-, Wisbech.
-, Yarmouth.
-, parchment Books, 200.
-, salary bill, 129, 179, 241,
300, 371.
-, officers assisted by port
garrisons, 50.
-, returning moneys to London
by bills or under guard,
409, 412.
-, Petty. See Customs officers,
London port.
-, Plantations Duties (as by 25
Car. II c.7), 362; issues out
of, 108, 307.
-, Naval officers' returns of
ships clearing, 371.
-, officers for, 245.
-, part of Customs receipt,
London, 362.
-, Surveyor General of. See
Quarry, Robert; Randolph, E.
-, Port Books, 172.
-, Portage wines, 60.
-, Prohibited East India goods
(by 9–10 Wm. III, c. 44), 367.
-, prohibition of Import of thrown
silk except from Italy by 2
William & Mary, c. 9, prosecutions under, 334.
-, Quarter Books, omission of inspection, 429.
-, Receiver General of. See Customs Cashier.
-, Searchers' Office. See Customs
officers, London port.
-, seizures of uncustomed and
prohibited goods, 124, 220, 227,
271, 308, 416, 421; and see
Brandy, Bullion, Dutch taby.
-, smacks or sloops, 8, 189, 399;
Commander of. See Dover;
Greenhithe.
-, smugglers or owlers, 142, 289.
-, smuggling, 215; and see Customs
(frauds); Customs (seizures),
Drugs.
-, Solicitor, 12, 28, 39, 68, 82, 111.
-, Subsidy [New], New Impost.
-, See Customs Duties (Tonnage
and Poundage).
-, of Tobaccos. See Customs
Duties (Continued Impositions).
-, Surplus of the Customs at Xmas
1699 appropriated by the Act
II Wm. III c. 2. clause 143 to
army clearings &c. of the year
1699 and other uses, issues
thereout to the army, 28;
ditto to the navy, 43, 200.
-, Three Fourths (2 William and
Mary sess. I c.4), Deficiencies
of supplied by monthly distributions under the Deficiencies Act. See Customs Duties
(Tonnage and Poundage).
-, Tobacco bonds. See Customs
(Bonds).
-, Duties. See Customs Duties
(Continued Impositions).
-, imposts management of the
receipt of, transferred to
the Customs Cashier, 132.
-, Tonnage and Poundage. See
Customs Duties (Tonnage and
Poundage).
-, Twenty-five per cent. See
Customs Duties (French).
-, Weekly Certificates. See Customs Cashier.
-, Wine Bonds. See Customs
Bonds.
-, Duties. See Customs Duties
(Continued Impositions).
-, Forging tallies on, 257.
-, Frauds and prosecutions.
See Wines aud Customs
(Frauds).
-, wool export frauds. See Wool.
-, Yachts. See Customs (smacks).
Czar. See Muscovy.