Civil List Debt: Army Debt, Various Claims

Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 17, 1702. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1939.

'Civil List Debt: Army Debt, Various Claims', in Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 17, 1702, (London, 1939) pp. 1173-1189. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-treasury-books/vol17/pp1173-1189 [accessed 19 April 2024]

Army Debt, Various Claims



Ibid., p.109.	Claims of various sorts on the Army Accounts to the Officers and soldiers of the Earl of Galway's French Regiment of Horse.
					£	s.	d.
	for a double charge made on them for their transportation from Flanders to Ireland: Mr. Hill, the Deputy Paymaster [in Flanders] charging them with 5017 flforins] paid to Pangard for forage in their said transportation at 10 florins 6 stivers per £ sterling, making 487l. 1s. 6d.: and the Earl of Ranelagh in his clearings of this Regiment from 1 April 1692 to 19 Sept. 1698 having stopped 675l. for the same transport charges as by a certificate from the said Earl's Office: [whereby the said 487l. 1s. 6d. stands doubly charged to the debit of said Regiment]				487	1	6
	for the Surgeon's mate of the said Regiment for 1633 days viz. from 1 April 1694 to 19 Sept. 1698 at 2s. 6d. per diem: by Wm. III's warrant of 22 Feb. 1699– 1700: certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office: [and here included] in case no deduction is to be made for his subsistence all that time				204	2	6
					£691	4	0
	Equitable Claims by the said Regiment.
	for 13 men reduced in each Troop 18 Oct. 1697; the Captains by Monsieur Auverquerque's orders having paid them to the 31st of the same month viz. 14 days beyond their reducement: which money being certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office not to have been allowed in clearing this Regiment to 19 Sept. 1698 (though allowed in all other Regiments in the Army in the like case cleared by the [Army Debts] Commissioners) amounts to 204l. 15s. for 117 men, being 13 men in each of the 9 Troops at 2s. 6d. per day each				204	15	0
T38/798, p. 109.	For a stoppage made by the Earl of Ranelagh in the clearings of this Regiment to the same time for arms, though certified from the said Earl's Office to have been allowed to all the other Regiments of the Army				630	16	0
	For a moiety of the sum of 675l. stopped by the Earl of Ranelagh in his clearings of this Regiment from 1st April 1692 for provision [used] in transportation: it being certified from the said Earl's Office that his late Majesty allowed to the Horse in the Army one half of such transportation charges				337	10	0
	For one moiety of the sum of 927l. 18s. 4d. stopped by the Earl of Ranelagh from this Regiment in their clearings from 1 April 1692 to 19 Sept. 1698 for provisions etc. supplied by the Commissioners for Transportation but certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office to have been allowed to the other Regiments of Horse in the Army				463	19	2
	For one moiety of the stoppage of 29l. 18s. 7½d. made by said Earl of Ranelagh for provisions supplied to this Regiment by Commissary Fielding				14	19	3¾
					£1651	19	5¾
Ibid., p. 110.	The said Regiment also claims one moiety of the sum of 569l. 3s. 9d. alleged to be stopped from them by Mr. Fox for charges of Transportation in the clearing this Regiment to 21 March 1692: which moiety amounts to 284l. 11s. 10½d. But it hath not been certified to us that such stoppage was so made, or that any allowance of this kind was made to other Regiments in Ireland before 1 April 1692.
	A demand is made by Col. Hopton in behalf of himself and several of the Officers of the late Lord Lovelace's Regiment upon their clearings, for their service in the reduction of Ireland.
	It appears upon our stating the accounts of the said Regiment from the time of their raising in March and April 1689 to the time of their being broke on the 9th January following that the pay of the Commission Officers from 1 Sept. 1689 (to which time they were regularly cleared by Mr. Harbord) amounts to 1273l. 15s.
	0d., of which there hath been paid by the said Mr. Harbord 604l. 15s. 6¼d.; and by Lord Coningsby 83l. 11s. 6d. and by Mr. Fox 50l. or in all 738l. 7s. 0¼d. But of this sum there having been overpaid to 24 of the Officers of this Regiment 105l. 0s. 11¼d. there remains due to the rest of the Officers the sum of 640l. 8s. 11d.: viz.: due to
	the Lord Lovelace as Colonel				30	15	0
	Nich. Sankey, the succeeding Colonel				1	14	5
	Lieut. Col. and Capt. Cook				23	5	0
	Major and Capt. Cope				7	13	0
	ditto				75	0	0
	Capt. Gibbs				49	10	0
	Capt. Pitt				52	6	10
	Capt. Fitz-Morris				32	6	10
	Capt. Baynton				55	5	0
	Capt. Leman				22	4	4
	Capt. Hopton				52	6	10
	Capt. Scudamore				9	9	0
	Capt. Smith				36	6	4
	Capt. Annesley				55	5	0
Ibid.,p. 111.	Capt. Lieut. Coney				7	14	0
	Lieut. Stephens				14	1	8
	Lieut. Willis				14	1	8
	Lieut. James				14	1	8
	Lieut. Lake				14	1	8
	Lieut. Bowles				7	19	4
	Lieut. Burch				3	5	0
	Ensign Coney				2	10	0
	Ensign Mallett				2	10	0
	Ensign Goodwin				10	16	8
	Ensign Porter				10	16	8
	Ensign Thomas				1	14	4
	Ensign Wharton				8	6	8
	Quarter Master Willis				6	0	0
	— Howell, Surgeon				6	0	0
	— Turty, Surgeon's mate				12	10	0
					£640	8	11
	But it is to be noted that the reason why this debt remains [due] to the said Officers is that the contract for clothing the Regiment was fully paid [to] the clothier by particular warrant of the Treasury, though the offreckonings did not amount to so much [as was paid to the clothier] by reason that the Regiment did not continue above 10 months [before being broken] whereby the Commissioners appointed by Act of Parliament for stating the debts due to the Army, Navy etc. being limited (in giving the Regiment credit) to the Establishment and Muster Rolls, could not take cognizance of this demand of the Officers in arrear, there having been as much money issued to the Officers and soldiers and for offreckonings as equalled the credit of the Regiment. Memorandum: There is due to Mr. John Pink [the painter] for 12 colours for this Regiment the sum of 96l. 2s. 6d., for which the Lord Lovelace having given an order to the Paymaster [of the Forces] to deduct it from the Captains, there ought to be deducted from each of them for their respective colours the sum of 8l. 0s. 2½d. out of the sums above stated to be due to the said Captains: [such deductions to be] to the use of the said Mr. Pink.
T 38/798, p. 112.	To Capt. Martin Laycock, late Captain in Visct. Charlemont's Regiment of Foot and to the Officers and soldiers of his Company upon the balance of an account stated by the Commissioners for stating the accompts of the Army in Ireland [there is due] 668l. 14s. 8½d. whereof he [Laycock] acknowledges that 108l. 16s. 2d. has been paid to Mr. Fownes: so remains due				559	18	6½
	But the said Commissioners in the stated account take notice of the sum of 224l. 17s. 2½d. paid to him at several times [or instalments] in England for the subsistence of his Company as by an acknowledgment under his hand, which for more certainty they refer to the Treasury in England.
	It does not appear to us whether that was all the money so paid in England, nor whether the said sum of 108l. 16s. 2d. acknowledged to be paid to Fownes since the said stated account is all that has been paid towards the said balance of 668l. 14s. 8½d.
Ibid., p. 113.	Due to the Colonels of the three French Regiments of Foot, for the pay of their Reformed Officers by Wm. III's warrant of 17 June 1700 and certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 16 July 1708 to be unpaid				1196	17	6
	viz.: to Major General La Meloniere for 7 Reformed Captains, 5 Reformed Lieu tenants and one Reformed Ensign from 1 July 1693 to 1 April 1694				836	15	0
	to the Earl of Lifford for 3 Reformed Captains, one Reformed Lieutenant and one Reformed Ensign from 1 May 1693 to 1 April 1694				326	12	6
	to Brigadier Belcastel for one Reformed Ensign for the same time				33	10	0
	to the said Colonels for the winter forage of 42 Reformed Captains for the years 1693 and 1694 by Wm. III's warrant of 18 Dec. 1695 and certified as before from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 17 Feb. 1707–8 to be unpaid: to wit 2 rations a day at 6 stivers per ration for 200 days in each year 10,080 guilders, which at 11 guilders per £ sterling is				916	7	3¼
					£	s.	d.
	to Major General La Melonière for 15 Captains				327	5	6
	to Count Marton for 14 Captains				305	9	1
	to Brigadier Belcastel for 13 Captains				283	12	8¼
	to the said Colonels for the winter forage to 93 Reformed Captains at 13 in each Regiment for the years 1695, 1696 and 1697 by Wm. III's warrant of 20 Nov. 1698 and certified as before from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office to be unpaid: to wit at the same allowance and the like number of days in each year 14,040 guilders at the same rate of exchange				1276	7	3¼
	to Anthony Valogne and 59 Reformed French Officers incorporated into the 3 French Regiments, for their pay from 1 Nov. 1697 to 27 Aug. 1698 by Wm. III's warrant of 31 Jan. 1699–1700 to the Earl of Ranelagh for [payment of 4080l. for same] whereof remains unpaid as is certified the 29th January 1707–8 from the said Earl's Office				3150	12	0
Ibid., p. 114.	to Monsieur Le Saigne, late Governor of Drogheda, claimed by Charles Capon as his administrator, at 20s. a day upon the Establishment of Ireland to the 1st January 1691–2, 27l.: from thence to the 13th Sept. 1692 as by Lord Coningsby's report 256l.: from thence to the 7th June 1694 (to which time he continued Governor by his Majesty's order), 632l.: in all (in case it be not chargeable on the revenue of Ireland and that no part thereof hath been paid since 13 Sept, 1692)				1163	0	0
	to the Officers and other members of the Dutch train of Artillery that served in Ireland, demanded for them by Mr. Alexander Eustace who was employed under Mr. Meesters, Paymaster of the said Train, stated and certified by him; and also [certified] from Lord Ranelagh's Office that no debentures have been made out for them: viz.:
	—. Jackson				15	3	9
	Herman De Wys, Director				2	6	4
	Peter Vandenberg, conductor				4	11	3
	Cornelius Swartof, conductor				8	6	10
	William Brugeman, conductor				7	4	5
	Dirick Wilters, conductor				5	15	2
	Lambert Wessen, conductor				3	13	11
	Hendrick Covenoort, conductor				1	1	3½
	John Cazaree, conductor				1	1	4
	John Almary, conductor				1	13	4
	Adam Christa. Bowman, conductor				7	9	5
	Arnout Keyser, a corporal, gunner				5	16	2½
	Wilkin Hendrix, gunner				2	8	1
	John Altermary, gunner				6	12	7
	Simon Plemper, gunner				7	19	2½
	Rueloff Lueson, gunner				5	11	11½
	Peter Byle, gunner				4	19	9½
	Lowis Adrianse, gunner				1	8	10
	Arent Corteven, gunner				7	12	0½
	John Wooster, gunner				6	10	10
	John De Ruyler, gunner				7	13	8
	Geret Tunbergen, gunner				5	14	0
	Andrew Cumsty, gunner				0	14	11
	Edward Bethell, gunner				1	3	1½
	Cornelius Coverts, corporal, bridgeman				2	12	10
					£125	5	1½
					£	s.	d.
Ibid., p. 115.	to James Godiere, Josias Lot and Daniel Bouchet, Dragoons in the late Marquis de Miremont's Regiment in Ireland, for their horses taken from them for his Majesty's use 6l. each.
	It appears by an attested copy of a warrant dated 11 Jan. 1699–1700 that his Majesty had allowed to the claimant and 47 other Dragoons of the same Regiment 6l. each for their horses: and it being certified by the Earl of Ranelagh that no part of the said warrant hath been satisfied by him there remains due				300	0	0
	The list of the persons certified is as follows: viz.:
	Jean Clement	Isaac Le Feure
	David Natchar	Josias Lot
	Zacarie Brocaro	Jacques Godiere
	Jacob Nicolet	Jacques Salle
	Lawrence Aleman	Jean P. de Banc.
	Claude Blaconde	Francis Lamble
	Jean Pierre	Jean Estienne
	Dessell	Prudomine
	Anthony Clement	Jacob Rey
	Solomon Payen	Alexander Turquam
	Jean Bonnely	Jean Mattle
	Francis Sallett	Jean Darbissen
	Abraham Pennet	Pierre Vielat
	Joseph Guerre	Pierre Tybodiere
	Jean Long	Antoine Lemattayre
	Jacques Bramarel	Pierre Cordiere
	Pierre Monnet	Timote Faveran
	Pierre Garlo	Pierre Carriere
	Isaac Guignard	Mathew Petit
	Jean Richard	Pierre De luse
	Guillaume Bernard	Jacques Rose
	Francis Baignoles	Francis Silvestre
	Jean La Burben	Jacques Soulard
	Andre Boudon	Paul Saccory
	Daniel Gaches	Pierre Piccard
	Daniel Bouchet	Pierre Charles
Ibid., p. 116.	to the late Regiment of Foot commanded by Col. Edward Fox, (formerly Collingwood's) on a warrant of the Lords Justices in England for 7239l. 17s. 0d. dated 14 Oct. 1701 for their pay from the 25th of April to the 7th Dec. 1700, being 226 days, remains unpaid as certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 27 Oct. 1708				1838	1	10¼
	to the widow of Walter Cantwell (now Mrs. Mahon) on a warrant of the Lords Justices of England dated 16 Sept. 1700 for his expenses as Provost Marshal for the use of prisoners and recruits of the Army etc. in the Savoy [barracks]				313	1	5
	to the Marquis de Miremont on his [late] Majesty's warrant dated 16 Jan. 1699– 1700 for the pay of a chirurgeon's mate in his Regiment from 1 Jan. 1695–6 to 27 August 1698: if not satisfied by debenture or otherwise				121	2	6
	to William Browne, late one of the Commissaries at Rotterdam for 5 months'
T38/798, p. 116.	pay to 1 Aug. 1695 at 50l. per an.; as by the late King's warrant dated 11–21 May 1696: if not since discharged				20	16	0
	to James Morrison, one other Commissary there, for 18 months' pay to 1 April 1696: as by the aforesaid warrant: if not since discharged				75	0	0
	to Captain Francis Hammond, for his pay at 4s. a day as Deputy Governor of Landguard Fort: allowed by her late Majesty's [Queen Mary's] warrant of 5 June 1693: on which there is due to him from 24 Dec. 1696 to 24 April 1700 (on which day he came upon the Establishment): as certified by the Earl of Ranelagh				243	0	0
	to William Hucks upon his late Majesty's warrant dated 27 Nov. 1699 for 442l. 7s. 11d., inter al. for fire and candle furnished by him at the Horse Guards, there having been paid in [Irish land] debentures 282l. 16s. 10½d.; remains due, as certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 7 Sept. 1708				159	11	0½
	In the margin: assigned to John King.
Ibid., p. 117.	to Sir Basill Dixwell bart., upon the allowance of 160l. per an. assigned to him by the Earl of Romney, Constable of Dover Castle, and upon the allowance of 50l. per an. due to himself as Lieutenant of the said Castle, for 13 months from 25 March 1699 to 25 April 1700, as appears by his late Majesty's warrant dated 16 March 1697–8 and certificate from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office dated 6 Jan. 1706–7				227	10	0
	to Col. La Motte, late Engineer General, upon his allowance of 1000l. per an. by the late King's warrant of 4 April 1692; and certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 27 August 1708 to be due to the 8th of June 1694, the day of his death: demanded by his executor, Col. Montarguer				451	12	0¾
	to Christopher Anstey and John Atkins upon the King's warrant dated 19 April 1697 for fire and candles furnished to the Guards at Whitehall and the Savoy from the 1st of January 1695–6 to the 25th March 1697: certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 9 Sept. 1708 that the same remains unpaid				386	15	11¼
	to Major Gen. Charles Trelawney, Governor of Plymouth, upon the King's warrant dated 1 April 1697 for 56s. a day from 2 May 1698 to 7 March 1701–2, being 1405 days, amounting to 3934l., from which deducting 602l. 4s. 0d. for cash certified by the Earl of Ranelagh to be all that has been paid to him and 196l. 14s. 0d. for poundage, leaves neat money due				3135	2	0
	to Major Henry Hook, Lieut. Governor of Plymouth, on his allowance for conveying the reliefs of guards to St. Nicholas Island from 2 May 1690 to 30 Sept. 1696 by the King's warrant of 19 April, 1697: certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 6 Dec. 1708 to be unpaid				37	11	6
	He hath a further demand for the like service from 30 Sept. 1698 to 8 March 1701–2 amounting to 31l. 14s. 6d. But no warrant being obtained for it we have placed it among the equitable claims.
Ibid., p. 118.	to Andrew Cumsty, gunner, for his services between 28 Oct. 1689 and 1 Feb. 1690–1 as stated by the Commissioners of Accounts for Ireland and allowed by the Lords Justices of that kingdom by their warrant of 29 Jan. 1691–2 and certified by the Deputy Paymaster [of Ireland] Sir William Robinson to remain unpaid by his report dated 16 April 1697; and by the endorsement on his petition to the Earl of Pembroke in Ireland anno 1708 it appears [as] belonging to the English Establishment				44	19	0
	Thomas Merrett for providing coals, candles and oil for the use of his late Majesty's Horse Guards at Kensington upon a contingent warrant dated 24 Sept. 1700 for 353l. 16s. 8d.: whereof paid 225l. 9s. 4d. leaving due				127	17	4
	to three of the private troopers in Capt. Stroud's Troop in Col. Theodore Russell's Regiment disbanded in Ireland 20 March 1690–1 stated and certified clear of all deductions by Sir William Robinson pursuant to a warrant of General Ginkell: viz.:
					£	s.	d.
	to John Hughes				12	8	5
	Roger Madox				16	3	11
	Thomas Davenport				13	11	9
					42	4	1
	In the margin: "by letter of attorney to Daniel Whitehurst,"
T 38/798, p. 118.	to Francis Macknelly, smith's assistant to the Train of Provisions in Ireland: upon the balance of his account for pay between 11 April 1690 and 22 Nov. 1691, stated and certified by Mr. Bartholomew Van Homrigh, Commissary General of Provisions				3	17	4½
	to Alexander Higham, gunner at Upnor Castle, for his service from 1 Nov. 1690 to the last of June 1692 by warrant dated 31 July 1696 and certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office to be not paid				30	8	0
Ibid., p. 119.	to Robert Mawgridge, one of the Household drums, for his pay at 24l. per an. from 1 Dec. 1699 to 8 March 1701–2, in case the Queen did not commence payment sooner, being 2 years 1 quarter and 8 days: it appearing by certificate from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office to be a yearly payment but to be discharged by warrant				54	10	6
	to John Clothier, another of the Household drums, for his pay at the same rate and for the same time				54	10	6
	more to him as administrator of his father Devereux Clothier, another of the Household drums, for his pay at 24l. per an. from 1 Dec. 1699 to 14 June 1701 the day of his death				36	19	9
	to William Gardner, one of the Household drums who succeeded Devereux Clothier for his pay at 24l. per an. from 26 June 1701 to 8 March 1701–2				16	17	1
	to John Skirme, another of the Household drums, for his pay at 24l. per an. 30 Nov. 1699 to 8 March 1701–2				54	10	6
	(Anne Skirme, administratrix).
	to John Astbury, Fife of the Household for like pay and time				54	10	6
	to John Percival Esq., late Governor or Director of the Hospitals in Ireland in the years 1689 and 1690: upon the balance of his account stated and reported by Auditor Harley 16 Feb. 1707–8				188	3	2¼
	to Stephen Ronjat, Chirurgeon of his Majesty's person, on his allowance of 200l. per an. as by warrant dated 2–12 Oct. 1696, to commence from 1 Jan. 1696–7 and 200l. only was paid as certified by the Earl of Ranelagh: leaving due from 1 Jan 1697–8 to 8 March 1701–2				836	14	2¾
Ibid., p. 120.	to Elizabeth Culliford, administratrix of Capt. William Webster, by warrant of the Lords Justices of England dated 2 June 1696 for 122l. 10s. 0d. for his respited pay as Captain in Lieut. Gen. Kirk's Regiment of Foot in Ireland: whereof paid 40l.: as by letter from Sir William Robinson and certificate from Mr. Moody, Deputy Auditor: remains due to the claimant for the use of said Webster's children Elizabeth and Mary as directed by the said warrant				82	10	0
	to Capt. Thomas Silver upon her Majesty's warrant dated 22 Aug. 1702 for 136l. 3s. 0d. for fuses for the Horse Granadiers and Granadiers of the Foot Guards in the late King's time; whereof certified by the Earl of Ranelagh in his report to the Lord High Treasurer dated 15 June 1705 that 31l. 17s. 6d. is paid in part and no more: remains due				104	5	6
	to ditto upon her Majesty's warrant of 20 March 1702–3 on the like account between 1 Jan. 1700–1 and 30 Sept. 1702: certified by the Earl of Ranelagh to be charged on the Contingencies between 25 March 1699 and 24 Dec. 1702 and to remain unpaid				141	9	6
	Memorandum: It does not appear what part of this sum was for fuses [delivered] in her [present] Majesty's time between 8 March 1701–2 and 30 Sept. 1702.
	to John Gosnold, Quarter Master to the Earl of Essex's Dragoons, upon his Majesty's warrant dated 18 May 1699 for 137l. for his pay from 1 April 1693 to the last of Sept. 1694: whereof paid 47l. as certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 17 Nov. 1708: so remains due				90	0	0
	to ditto by the Lords Justices' warrant dated 1 Aug. 1700 for his pay from 1 Oct. 1694 to 31 July 1698, certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 15 Nov. 1708 to be unpaid				349	15	0
p. 121.	to Aldbro Wrightson, upon the balance of his account stated by the Commissioners [of accounts] of Ireland, as Reformed Cornet				84	3	0
	to Eliezer Minthe, engineer, by the King's warrant dated 24 April 1696 198l. for his pay from 1 Nov. 1693 to 31 Dec. 1694; and by a second like warrant dated 12 July 1696, 182l. 10s. 0d. for his
T 38/798, p. 121.	pay from 1 Jan. 1694–5 to 31 Dec. 1695: reported by the Earl of Ranelagh to remain due in the whole. (In the margin: both warrants assigned to Anthony D'Almanza and by him to Thomas Penny)				380	10	0
	to Col. Roger Kirby, late Governor of Chester, on his extraordinary allowance of 13s. 4d. a day granted by the late Queen's [Mary] warrant of 25 April 1693: from the 9th of February 1692–3 to 1 April 1694 as stated and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh				277	6	8
	to the several Colonels or to the Officers in Chief then with the Battalions hereunder named for the use of the respective Regiments for their Waggon-money by the King's warrant dated 11–12 May 1697: viz.
	the Earl of Romney for one Battalion of the First Regiment of Foot Guards				200	0	0
	Lord Cutts for one Battalion of the Second Regiment of Foot Guards				200	0	0
	the Duke of Wurtemberg for two Battalions of the Dutch Foot Guards				400	0	0
	Major Gen. Ramsey for one Battalion of the Scots Guards				200	0	0
	the Earl of Orkney for the Royal Regiment of Foot				400	0	0
	Major General Churchill				200	0	0
	Col. Seymour				200	0	0
	Brigadier Fairfax				200	0	0
	Col. Webb				200	0	0
	Sir Charles Hara				200	0	0
	Col. Brewer				200	0	0
	Col. Howe				200	0	0
p. 122.	Col. Walter Collyar				200	0	0
	Col. Lawder				200	0	0
	Col. Rowe				200	0	0
	Col. Stanley				200	0	0
	Col. Collingwood				200	0	0
	Col. Ferguson				200	0	0
	Sir David Collyar				200	0	0
	Brigadier Maitland				200	0	0
	Brigadier Ingoldsby				200	0	0
	Col. Saunderson				200	0	0
	Col. Fred Hamilton				200	0	0
	Major Gen. La Meloniere				200	0	0
	Count Marton				200	0	0
	Brigadier Belcastle				200	0	0
	Lord Lorne				200	0	0
	Brigadier Tiffin				200	0	0
	Sir Mathew Bridges				200	0	0
	Col. Bochan				200	0	0
	Col. George Hamilton				200	0	0
	the Earl of Strathnaver				200	0	0
	the 3 Dutch Regiments each 200l.				600	0	0
	the Duke of Wurtemberg for the 8 Battalions of Deans [Danes] each 200l				1600	0	0
	the 4 Battalions of Hanover, 200l. each				800	0	0
	the 2 Battalions of Wolfenbuttel, 200l. each				400	0	0
					£10200	0	0
	Note: that Mr. Hill certified 18 Dec. 1708 that he paid in Flanders anno 1697 one half of this warrant amounting to 5100l. and afterwards paid the 8 Battalions of Deans [Danes], the 4 Battalions of Hanover and the 2 Battalions of Wolfenbuttel the rest of their Waggon money (being 1400l. more) which leave due to the rest of the Regiments and Battalions 100l. each amounting to				£3700	0	0
Ibid., p. 123.	to the several Colonels or Officers in chief then with the Battalions for the use of the respective Regiments for their Waggon money by the King's warrant dated 8–18 June 1697: viz.:
	Major General Ramsey for a Second Battalion of Scots Guards				200	0	0
	Brigadier Selwyn				200	0	0
	Brigadier Trelawney				200	0	0
	Col. Collumbine				200	0	0
	Major General Erle				200	0	0
	Sir Bevill Granville				200	0	0
	Marquis of Puissar				200	0	0
	Col. Murray				200	0	0
					£1600	0	0
	Note: the Earl of Ranelagh and Mr. Hill have both certified under their hands in Dec. 1708 that no part of this warrant hath been paid.
	to Visct. Teviot for the pay of several additional men listed and mustered in the Royal Regiment of Dragoons (late under his command) from 12 Feb. 1701–2 to the 17th, 18th and 19th days of the said month before the Regiment came upon the Establishment of the 40,000 men in Holland; pursuant to the late King's warrant of 12 Feb. 1701–2 allowed by her present Majesty's warrant of 12 July 1705 and certified by Lord Ranelagh 21 Dec. 1708 not to have been paid				110	12	0
T 38/798, p. 123.	to Henry Legat, one of the Messengers in ordinary; for service performed during the King's progress in the year 1696: by his Majesty's warrant dated 16 April 1697 charged upon the Contingencies of the Army and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 21 Dec. 1708 not to have been paid				35	0	0
	to Walter Beden, by the same warrant and the like certificate, there appears to remain due				13	0	0
	N.B. The other persons mentioned in the said warrant are paid.
Ibid., p. 124.	to John Thurston, for his extraordinary expenses in attending the King in his progress in November 1695; by the King's warrant of 19 Feb. 1695–6 charged upon the Contingencies of the Army and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 12 Dec. 1708 not to have been paid				66	9	8
	to David Crawford Esq., Chief Deputy Commissary of the Musters; by the King's warrant of 12 March 1695–6 and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 21 Dec. 1700 [sic ? for 1708] not to have been paid				67	0	0
	to John Thurston, for carrying several expenses: by the last mentioned warrant: and similarly certified 21 Dec. 1708				64	13	0
	to ditto for his trouble and expenses in soliciting the business of the [Foot] Company at Newfoundland for the years 1699, 1700, 1701, by her present Majesty's warrant dated 8 June 1702 to be paid without deduction: and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 21 Dec. 1708 not to have been paid				100	0	0
	to Elizé Madronet, engineer, upon the balance of his account: certified by Sir William Robinson [as] unpaid				88	10	4⁷/8
	to Mr. Le Petit on the balance of his account as Engineer in Ireland, stated by the Commissioners of Accounts there and on a certificate of Sir William Robinson's [that same remains unpaid]				111	1	6½
	to Thomas Merrett, upon the Lords Justices' warrant dated 24 Sept. 1700, for coals, candle and oil furnished for the Horse Guards at Kensington from 29 Sept. 1698 to 25 March 1699: the warrant being certified from the Secretary at War's Office 237l. 6s. 8d.: and for the like service from 29 Sept. 1699 to 24 Dec.
	following 116l.: making in all 353l. 6s. 8d.: whereof paid in debentures on the Forfeited Estates in Ireland 225l. 9s. 4d., as certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office: rests due				127	17	4
Ibid., p. 125.	to ditto upon her Majesty's warrant dated 7 April 1702 for the like furnished for the Horse Guards at Kensington and Hampton Court from 25 Dec. 1699 to 25 March 1700, 122l. 13s. 4d. and from 29 Sept. 1700 to 25 Dec. following 116l.: making in all, if not satisfied				238	13	4
	(In the margin: assigned to Benjamin Gascoyne).
	to Roger Dixon, smith to the Train of Provisions, upon the balance of his account between 11 April 1690 and 25 Nov. 1691: certified by Bartholomew Van Homrigh, Commissary General of Provisions, and by Sir William Robinson [as due and unpaid]				7	15	3
	to the several Colonels following for providing the recruits in the room of so many lost in the service: by the King's warrant of 27 July 1696 charged on the Contingencies and certified from the Earl of Ranelagh's Office 17 July 1708 to be unpaid: viz.:
	Col. Seymour, 2 men killed				6	0	0
	Brigadier Fitz Patrick, 9 men killed				27	0	0
	Col. Webb, 2 men killed				6	0	0
	Col. Stanley, 1 man killed				3	0	0
	Col. Mackay, 1 man killed				3	0	0
	Count Marton, 8 killed and 9 wounded				33	0	0
	Col. Ferguson, 1 man killed				3	0	0
	Lieut. General Nassau, 3 men killed				9	0	0
					£90	0	0
	Note: that only Lieut. Col. Bruce (as assignee to Count Marton) and Mr. Gerard Sohnius for Lieut. Gen. Nassau have made application for any part of this sum.
Ibid., p. 126.	to Nathaniel Booth Esq. for the use of his house and ground thereto belonging at the Grey Friars in Chester, taken up by the Mayor and sheriffs of that city for an Hospital for the sick and wounded soldiers brought over from the camp in Ireland and so continued for 3 years at 28l. per an., 84l.: and for damages done to the said house and ground 335l. 11s. 9d., as appears by a report from Mr. Fox, late Paymaster of the Army in Ireland,
T 38/798, p. 126.	of 16 June 1692 and a late report of the House of Commons 2 March 1705–6: amounting in all to				419	11	9
	to Major Gatine, for his pay as Major of Brigade from 1 March 1696–7 to 31 Dec. 1697 being 306 days at 10s. a day, allowed by her Majesty's warrant of 25 March 1702 and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh's Office that no part thereof has been paid				153	0	0
	to Capt. Villarnoul for his pay as Major of Brigade for the same time and by the same warrant 153l.: and for the like pay from 1 Jan. 1697–8 to 31 Dec. 1698 by another warrant of the same date 182l. 10s. 0d.				335	10	0
	to Sir Samuel Blewett and Solomon Eyme, assignees of the Commissioners of a statute of bankrupt against Stephen Faget and Peter Fauconiere, clothiers (fn. 1), on an arrear due to them anno 1695 for clothing the Regiment commanded by Col. Collier under the Marquis de Rada and afterwards by Col. Colenbine				1359	0	2
	Memorandum: this sum appears to be due by a report of the Earl of Ranelagh to the Treasury 5 Jan. 1699–1700 and it is certified from Ranelagh's Office 18 Sept. 1710 that no part thereof hath been paid by his Lordship. It further appears that the Treasury gave directions to the Earl of Ranelagh 25 Jan. 1699–1700 for payment of 920l. part of said 1359l. 0s. 2d. out of the offreckonings of said Regiment from 1 Jan. 1697–8 to 25 July 1698 and the remaining 439l. 0s. 2d. out of the arrears of pay due to the said Regiment.
p. 127.	to the Marquis D' Arziliers for special service relating to the Forces by virtue of his Majesty's warrant of 30 March 1698 payable out of the [Army] Contingent moneys without deduction: which warrant is certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 23 June 1709 that no part thereof has been paid by him				160	0	0
	to ditto for the like service by the like warrant dated 20 Dec. 1699 payable as aforesaid and certified by the Earl of Ranelagh 23 June 1709 to be unpaid				100	0	0
	to the non-commissioned officers and soldiers of the following Regiments as drawn from the original certificates of the Commissioners for Stating the Debts of the Army and certified from the Earl of Raneiagh's Office 18 Sept. 1710 that no part thereof hath been yet satisfied by his Lordship.
	Col. Coote's Regiment				148	8	7¼
	Brigadier Trelawney's				311	1	9½
	Col. Webb's				217	1	4
	Col. Howe's				195	1	0
	Col. Northcote's				15	11	3
	Col. Wyndham's				109	12	11½
	the Company of Miners				2	4	0
	or in all 999l. 0s. 11¼d.
	to the widow or executors of Quarter Master John Bennet (of the First Regiment of Foot Guards) for his contingent disbursements in repairing the Guard Houses at Whitehall, Kensington and the Savoy from 1 Jan. 1696–7 to 31 Dec. 1697, by his late Majesty's warrant of 7 July 1698 and certified from the Earl of Raneiagh's Office not to have been satisfied 155l. 1s. 11d. More to ditto by another warrant of 27 Nov. 1699 for the like services and certified as aforesaid to be unsatisfied 280l. 7s. 8d. More by her Majesty's warrant of 27 Aug. 1702 for repairing the Guard Houses at Whitehall, Kensington, the Savoy, Somerset House and Hampton Court between 24 April 1700 and 25 April 1701, 253l. 5s. 9d. whereof 100l. only is certified to be paid, leaving due 153l. 5s. 9d.				588	15	4
	Assignments upon these warrants.
	£	s.	d.
	23	12	4	to John Proudlove
	42	11	6	to Paul Cowley
	252	6	6	to Paul Cowley
	31	7	0	to John Parker
	4	8	10	to John White
	58	12	5	to John White
	£412	18	7
Ibid., p. 128.	Total of claims of various sorts on the Army Account				£30620	16	115/8