Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 2, 1645-50. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1888.
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'Cases brought before the committee: October 1649', in Calendar, Committee For the Advance of Money: Part 2, 1645-50, (London, 1888) pp. 1144-1152. British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cttee-advance-money/pt2/pp1144-1152 [accessed 21 April 2024]
In this section
October 1649
Lady Blount, Delinquent.
6 Oct. 1649. | Vol. A | No. or p. | |
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Information that Hugh Bethell is indebted to her in the sum of 1,200l. | 21 | 283 |
Rowland Dand, Mansfield Woodhouse,; Rich. Porter, Do.; John Walker, Do.;— Wharwood, Mansfield,; Wm. Wilde, Nettleworth, all Co. Notts.
Hen. Farnfold, Gatwick, Co. Sussex.
Sir John Hewitt, Bart., Warsley, Co. Hunts.
[Hen.] Ingram, St. John's, Co. Worcester.
10 Oct. 1649. | Vol. A | No. or p. | |
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Information that, in compounding for his estate, he put into his particular but 7l. a year, whereas it is worth 300l. a year. | 21 | 284 |
Capt. Browne Bushell, Delinquent.
10 Oct. 1649. | Vol. A | No. or p. | |
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Information that Sam. Ennis, merchant, has owed him 820l. for 11 or 12 years. | 21 | 284 |
Mrs. Wollascot, Tidmarsh, Co. Berks.
Thos. Appleyard, Dullingham,; John Bridgeman, Stetchworth,; John Curd, or Crudd, Ickleton,; Thos. Fison, Wood Ditton,; Jas. Floyd, Blinckley,; Fras. Frost, Brinkley, or Ickleton,; John Izatson, Dullingham,; Giles Joselin, Baberham,; Barnaby Richmond, Linton,;— Smith, Wittlesford Bridge,; Nich. Westwood, Ickleton, all Co. Cambridge
12 Oct. 1649. | Vol. A | No. or p. | |
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Information by Col. Fielder that Westwood is a delinquent, has 110l. money, and 30l. in lands not sequestered. | 21 | 285 | |
10 Oct. 1649. County commissioners to report what proceedings have been taken against him. | 7 | 299 | |
26 Dec. 1649. Information of delinquency against all the others | 21 | 329 | |
26 Dec. County commissioners to certify what proceedings have been taken against them. | 8 | 87 | |
The proceedings in the cases are as follows:— | |||
1 Feb. 1650. Order that, whereas Appleyard's personal estate is worth 488l. 10s. 0d., and he has only paid 190l., he pay in the residue of the value of his personal estate in 14 days. | 8 | 161 | |
O. 8 202 | 26 Feb. Information that he encouraged the forces against Parliament to play their parts like men, for if they should lose the day now, they should be overthrown for ever; that he assisted them with horses and arms, marched to Stetchworth to raise forces for Linton, and entertained some officers at his own house. | 22 | 14 |
1 May. 1650. Order to the county commissioners to deliver up all examinations taken by the late committee in the case, allowing him copies, and send them up in a month. | 8 | 314 | |
12 July 1650. Petition by Appleyard that, as the county commissioners have not only sent up the former examinations, but taken new ones, those new ones may be suppressed, and he allowed copies of the others. | 135 | 80 | |
PUB. 9 33 | 2 Aug. 1650. Case referred to the Counsel for the Commonwealth | 9 | 64 |
1 Nov. 1650. Fresh information against him for aiding forces raised against Parliament by Capt. Reynolds, and encouraging them in person at Weston Leys, Co. Cambridge. |
22 135 |
96 81 |
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LET. 135 82 | 4 March 1651. Committee of co. Cambridge to the Committee for Advance of Money. We are requested by- certain witnesses who testified for the State against Mr. Appleyard, and are now summoned by him, to ask that he may be ordered to hear their charges, as most of them live by their labour. If he do not, informers will be discouraged from bringing in informations; either the party summoning should bear the charges, or the witnesses not be compelled to go out of their county. | 135 | 83 |
CERT. 135 85 PUB. 8 344 |
6 Aug. 1651. Appleyard assessed at 100l. | 73 | 19 |
15 April 1652. Request for his discharge of his 1/20 on the late Act of Pardon. | 135 | 84 | |
15 April. Granted, he having been summoned, but his fine not set, provided he take the engagement within the limited time. | 11 | 346 | |
1 Feb. 1650. Order that as Bridgeman's estate is worth 603l. 18s., and he has only paid 40l., he pay the balance in 14 days, or show cause. | 8 | 161 | |
16 Jan. 1650. Westwood to appear and show cause why his estate should not be sequestered. | 8 | 129 | |
1 Feb. 1650. Curd's estate being valued at 128l. 6s. 8d., of which he has paid 30l.—he is ordered to appear and pay the residue, or show cause to the contrary. | 8 | 161 | |
19 Feb. Certificate on Crudd's behalf, that at the time of the Linton insurrection, he was sick, and in the doctor's hands. Signed by Arthur Lund, rector of Ickleton, and 8 others. | 135 | 86 | |
26 Feb. Information that Curd and Westwood raised forces against Parliament in the Linton insurrection. | 22 | 14 | |
27 Feb. Proceedings postponed till next term | 8 | 202 | |
4 April 1650. Petition of both, with Thos. Appleyard and Wm. Symons (fn. 1) for an order to the committee to examine their witnesses, and allow them to cross-examine those brought against them. | 135 | 87 | |
1 May 1650. Order to the county commissioners to deliver up all the examinations taken by the late committee within a month, allowing them copies. | 8 | 314 | |
12 July 1650. Petition of Crudd and Westwood for a hearing | 135 | 88 | |
12 July. Granted, with publication of proofs | 9 | 33 | |
2 Aug. 1650. Cases referred to counsel | 9 | 64 | |
1 Nov. 1650. Information that Crudd, as high constable, sent warrants to raise forces to assist Capt. Reynolds, near Linton, and that Westwood assisted with horses and arms. |
135 22 |
89 90 90 |
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21 Feb. 1651. Order that they have copies of the charges, and the names of the witnesses, with leave to cross-examine them. | 10 | 47 | |
PUB. 10 225 | 9 April 1651. Petition of Crudd for publication of proofs. Granted |
135 10 |
91 180 |
PUB. 10 325 | 9 May 1651. Like order in Westwood's case |
135 10 135 |
92 278 93 |
1 Aug. 1651. Petition of both. Have long waited a hearing, but are forced by the reason of the year to attend their employments in the country; beg not to suffer if their cases should be called before their return, the middle of next month. | 135 | 94 | |
17 Sept. 1651. Petition answered "by process of time incurred" | 17 | 25 | |
25 Feb. 1652. Petition of both. Have been lately told by the county commissioners that unless they procured their discharge, or showed actual prosecution of their business at Haberdashers' Hall, their estates would be re-sequestered. Have not been backward in bringing their causes to a hearing, and have given security to be responsible for their estates; beg not to be further molested till they can be heard. | 135 | 95 | |
25 Feb. Order for search to be made as to whether they were sequestered, and the grounds of the sequestration. | 11 | 229 | |
1 Feb. 1650. Frost's estate being valued at 128l. 8s. 4d., while he has only paid 25l., he is ordered to appear and pay the residue, or show cause to the contrary. | 8 | 161 | |
26 Feb. Information that he sent warrants to raise forces against Parliament in the Linton insurrection. | 22 | 14 | |
27 Feb. Proceedings respited till next term | 8 | 202 | |
1 May 1650. County commissioners to send up the examinations taken against him. | 8 | 314 | |
PUB. 9 51 H. 9 343 |
24 Jan. 1651. Committee for Advance of Money know no reason for discharging the sequestration, but he may compound for his estate, real as well as personal, and if he has given in a bond to the county commissioners, the case will be further considered. | 9 | 397 |
6 Aug. 1651. Assessed at 40l. for his 1/20 | 73 | 19 | |
25 March 1652. Request on his behalf for discharge thereof on the Act of Pardon. Granted. |
135 11 |
96 283 |
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1 Feb. 1650. Izatson's estate being valued at 38l. 16s. 8d., of which he has paid nothing, he is to appear and pay the value, or show cause to the contrary. | 8 | 161 | |
1 May 1650. County commissioners to send up the examinations taken in his case, allowing him a copy. | 8 | 314 | |
R. 8 202 | 1 Feb. 1650. Joselin's estate being valued at 616l. 19s., and he having paid 30l., is to pay the rest in 14 days, or show cause. | 8 | 161 |
PUB. 9 51 | 1 May 1650. County commissioners to send the examinations taken in the case, allowing him a copy. | 8 | 314 |
H. 9 343 | 15 Oct. 1650. County commissioners report that he was always bitter against Parliament, was a constable, and aided in the Essex insurrection, raising men by forging other names beside his own on the warrants. | 135 | 97 |
24 Jan. 1651. His estate continued under sequestration, the county commissioners seeing no reason for its discharge. | 9 | 397 | |
1 Feb. 1650. Richmond's personal estate being valued at 127l. 6s. 8d., of which he has only paid 50l., order that he appear personally to pay the residue, or to show cause to the contrary. | 8 | 161 | |
26 Feb. Information that he raised forces against Parliament at Linton, and was the quartermaster. | 22 | 14 | |
27 Feb. Proceedings respited till next term | 8 | 202 | |
1 May 1650. The county commissioners who sequestered his personal estate to send word why they discharged it on payment of 50l., and also to send the inventory of it, and the examinations taken against him. | 8 | 316 | |
CERT. 135 98 –102 |
1 April 1652. Order for payment to Col. Fielder, on his Parliament Order of 24 March last, of 127l. 16s. 8d., being ⅓ of 383l. 10s. paid in by Appleyard, Frost, and Joselin. | 11 | 302 |
Geo. Blundell, or Blunden, Sawston,; Wm. Bridge, Weston,; John Humphrey, Sen., Brinkley,; Laurence Minott, Horsheath,; Wm Symons, Ickleton, all Co. Cambridge.
Dutch Officers.
John Vavasour, Waltham Abbey, Co. Essex.
Capt. Thos. Brett, Sen., Snave, Kent.
Richard, or Wm. Dagnall, Triog, Co. Herts.
Jno. Corriton.; Fras. Gilbert.; Edw. Wilcocks.
19 Oct. 1649. | Vol. A | No. or p. | |
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Information that they were all captains in the late King's army, and committed many delinquencies. | 21 | 286 |
Thomas and Amy, or Anne Wigmore, Shobdon, Co. Hereford.
John Bridon, Youlgrave,; Rich. Goodwin and Wm. Orme, Taddington, all Co. Derby.
Rich. Barton, late Innkeeper, Spilsby, Co. Lincoln.
Henry Burr, Innholder, Chelmsford, Essex.
30 Oct. 1649. | Vol. A | No. or p. | |
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Information that he was in arms against the Parliament under Lord Goring, and committed several acts of delinquency. | 21 | 288 |