Volume A 83: August 1648 | British History Online

Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 1, 1642-45. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1888.

'Volume A 83: August 1648', in Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 1, 1642-45, (London, 1888) pp. 71. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cttee-advance-money/pt1/p71a [accessed 16 April 2024]

August 1648



Aug. 4.	Mr. Higdon to bring an account of the moneys received by him, and what he has paid, and is chargeable to pay, out of the estates of Fras. Bacon and Chas. Cornwallis. [A 6, p. 33.]
Aug. 11.	83. Petition of Capt. John Cambell that, according to articles with the Committee for Ireland, and on consideration of 687l. 12s. 8d., to be paid him from the 5,000l. ordered for Ireland, he raised and transported thither a troop of horse which have done good service, but he has only received 172l. 12s. 8d. in spite of a Parliament Order; begs payment of the balance. [½ page.]
Aug. 11.	Order that it be paid out of the next moneys that come in. [A 6, p. 35.]
Aug. 14.	84. Parliament Order that 5,000l. be forthwith advanced to Col. Thos. Mytton, on account of his arrears, to be paid out of his discoveries of delinquents' estates not compounded for, and the county commissioners where the estates lie are ordered to pay the receipts from them to Mytton. [¾ page.]
Aug. 18.	The County Commissioners of Westminster, who have secured Col. Dalbier and the Duke of Buckingham's goods, they being in the late action against Parliament, are to send in inventories of the goods, as they are to be disposed of towards payment of the Parliament guards, and to see that they are forthcoming. [A 6, p. 40, A 24, p. 12.]
Aug. 23. Queen's Court.	M. Dallison to the County Commissioners for Westminster. The Committee for Advance of Money are expecting an answer to theirs of the 18th, and desire you to expedite the sending copies of the inventories named, and doubt not your compliance. [A 24, p. 14.]
Aug. 25. Queen's Court.	Council for Advance of Money to Ald. John Bernard, of Hull. We hear that you have sued and imprisoned Wm. Sikes for a debt of 216l., which he incurred by taking up moneys for the State. As he cannot pay you at present, Parliament has ordered him money, charged it on this committee, and wishes us to use our best means for his enlargement. The 216l. shall be paid you in course, or sooner if we can accomplish it, and meantime you shall have interest at 8 per cent. We request you, therefore, to discharge Sikes, showing thereby your charity to him and your good affection to Parliament. [A 24, p. 15.]