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Egerton MS 2723

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032-001984780

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-001984780

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Egerton MS 2723

Title:

MISCELLANE0US official accompts and letters 1. Accompt of Exchequer payments, 1569-1574, for:-

Ordnance. ff. 2 b, 47 b, 73 b. Office of the Queen's works. ff. 5 b, 50 b, 77 b, 79 b. Portsmouth Castle. f. 8 b. Admiralty. ff. 10 b, 67 b. Jewel House. f. 13 b. Great Warddrobe. f. 14 b. Revels. f. 15 b. Queen's Household. f. 16 b. Tower of London. f. 17 b. Navy Victualling. ff. 20 b, 70 b. Ireland. f. 23 b. Berwick. f. 26 b. Privy purse. ff. 29 b, 66 b. Diet of Henry Cobham, Ambassador to the Queen of Spain and the Duke of Alva. f. 31 b. Windsor Castle. f. 32 b. Grooms and pages. f. 32 b. Fees, annuities and pensions. f. 34 b. Wages of the Gentlemen at Arms. f. 37 b. Extrtordinary payments. ff. 39 b, 52 b, 62 b. Diet of the Ambassador in France. f. 45 b. Diet of Thomas Randolph, Ambassador to Scotland and France. ff. 47 b, 59 b. Diet of the Earl of Desmond and Sir John [FitzJames]. f. 48 b. Sir. George Howard, Knt., Master of the Armoury. f 49 b. Queen's Embroiderers. f. 55 b. Cofferer, temp. Edw. IV. f. 56b. Sir Thomas Gresham, Knt., the Queen's Agent. f. .57 b. Henry Killigrew. f. 58 b. Benedict Spinola. f. 60 b.

Followed (f. 82 b) by quarterly accompts of " ffees, annuities and peneyons payable quarterlie out of the Receipt by the fower Tellors of the same," Michaelmas, 1581-Midsummer, 1582.

2. " Thoffice of the Ordynince. Debtes due within the saide office," 31 Alar.-20 Sept. 1567. Imperfect f. 8 7.

3. " The demaundes of Sr Frauncis Jobson, Knight, Livetenaunt of the Tower of London, for the diettes & chargis of certeibe prisoners," 25 June-10 Oct. 1568. f. 89.

4. Minutes of the Common Assembly of the Mayor, Jurats and Common Council of Rye, co. Sussex; 9-17 Eliz. [1574-1575]. f. 91.

5. Statement of the accompts of Capt. Robert Fowle, late Provost- Marshal of Connaught; set down and signed by Philip Hore, 26 Feb. 1599 [1600]. f. 93.

6. " A certificat of thordynarie chardges at Chatham for the moneth of Julye last past aswell for waiges of all sortes "; 1 Aug. 1600. Signed by Sir Foulke Greville [afterw. Baron Brooke], Treasurer of the Navy, John Trevor, Surveyor of the Navy, and Capt. John Legatt. f. 9 5.

7. Similar certificite to the above ; 1 Jan. 1600 [1]. With the same signatures, and that of Pe[ter] Buck. f. 97.

8. An estimate of the charges for victualling the Queen's ships 30 Sept. 1602. Imperfect. f. 99.

9. Moneys received out of the, Exchequer for victualling the Navy 1602-1604. f. 101.

10. Certificate from Roger Marbeek, M.D., Physician to the Royal Household, for the payment to George Shiers, apothecary to the same, for " phisicall stuffe delivered and spent vppon (livers his nighties poore howsholde servantes "; 20 April, 2 Jas. I. [1604]. f. 103.

11. " A true relation of the restoring of the liberty of sendin- Burgesses to the parliament by the Buroughs of Agmondesham [Amersham], Wendover and Great Marlow in the County of Bucks after the same had been discontinued for near 400 years ": temp. Chas. 1. f. 104.

12. Bill of John Poley, Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber to the Prince [Charles], for lodging expenses at Windsor and Somerset House, in Out. 1639, and Jan. 1639 [40]. Signed by [Philip Herbert, Earl of] Pembroke and Montgomery, Lord Chamberlain. f. 105. On f 107 b is an acquittance from John Aiton.

13. Warrant from the "Committee of Lords and Commons for his Majesties Revenue sitting at Westminster," to Thomas Fauconbridge, Receiver General, for the payment to Thomas Smithsby, Saddler to the Kin-, of £50 by way of advance; 13 July, 1647. Signed by the Earns of Northumberland and Pembroke, [Sir] Henry Mildmay, Thomas Hoyle and F[rancis] Rous. f. 108. With an acquittance from T. Smithsby, 24 July, 1647. f. 109.

14. The " Committee and Trustees . . . for raysing 50,000^li for Ireland" to William Collyns and John Bentley; Westminster, 14 Feb. 1649 [50]. Signed by [Sir] W[illiam] Parsons, [Sir] Gerrard Lowther, [Sir] Robert Meredith, Sir J[ames] Barry and William Hawkins. f. 110.

15. [Sir] W[illiam] H[eveningham] to his servant Matthew Goodericke; Windsor, 11 June, 1669. f. 111.

16. Henry Audouin de Chaignebrun, " Médecin employé aux maladies Epidémiques et Epizootiques par ordre du Roy," to [William] Hunter, the anatomist, on various maladies; Paris, 5 Mar. 1776. Fr. f. 114.

17. Louis Valentin, Inoculator, to [N.] Dubois de Chemant, surgeon dentist in London, on the death of Dr. Jenner, etc.; Nancy, 5 Feb. 1823. Fr. f. 116. Paper; ff. 117. Folio.

Scope & Content:

Roger Marbeck, MD, Physician to the Royal Household: Certificate for payment to G. Shiera: 1604.

includes:

f. 1 Exchequer: Accompts, etc: 1516-1656; 1531-1532; 1569-1574; 1572-1580; 1581-1582.
ff. 2 b, 47 b, 73 b Ordnance: Exchequer payments for: 1569-1574.
f. 8 b Portsmouth Castle, Hampshire: Exchequer payments for: 1570.
ff. 10 b, 67 b Admiralty: Exchequer. payments for: 1570-1574.
f. 13 b Household, Royal: Exchequer payments for the Jewel House: 1571.
f. 14 b Household, Royal: Exchequer payments for the wardrobe: 1570-1571.
f. 15 b Revels: Exchequer payments for: 1570.
f. 16 b Household, Royal: Exchequer payments for: 1570.
f. 17 b London, Parishes. St. Mary Aldermary: Exchequer payments for the Tower: 1570-1571.
ff. 20 b, 70 b Navy; England: Exchequer payments for victualling of: 1570-1574.
f. 23 b Ireland: Exchequer payments for: 1570-1571.
f. 26 b Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland: Exchequer payments for: 1570-1571.
ff. 29 b Privy Purse: Exchequer payments: 1570-1574.
f. 31 b Sir Henry Cobham, Ambassador to Spain and to the Duke of Alva: Exchequer payments for the diet of: 1570-1571.
ff. 31 b, 45 b, 47 b, 58 b, 59 b Ambassadors: Exchequer payments for diet of: 1570-1574.
f. 32 b Windsor Castle; Berkshire: Exchequer payments for: 1570.
f. 37 b Gentlemen-at-Arms or Gentlemen-pensioners: Exchequer payment for wages of: 1570-71.
f. 37 b Household, Royal: Exchequer payment for wages of Gentlemen-at-Arms: 1570-71.
ff. 47 b, 59 b Thomas Randolph, Ambassador in Scotland: Exchequer payments for the diet of: 1570-1574.
f. 48 b Sir John FitzJames, brother of the Earl of Desmond: Exchequer payments for the diet of: 1570-1571.
f. 48 b Gerald Fitzgerald, Earl of Desmond: Exchequer payments for: 1570-1571.
f. 49 b Sir George Howard, Master of the Armoury: Exchequer payments for: 1570-1571.
f. 58 b Sir Henry Killigrew, Diplomatist: Exchequer payments for: 1573-1574.
f. 60b Benedict Spinola, Merchant of Genoa: Exchequer payments for: 1574.
f. 82 b Exchequer: Accompts, etc: 1516-1656; 1531-1532; 1569-1574; 1572-1580; 1581-1582.
f. 87 England; Ordnance Office: Debts: 1567.
f. 87 b Sir Thomas Gresham: Exchequer payments for: 1573-1574.
f. 89 Sir Francis Jobson, Lieutenant of the Tower of London: Demands of, for charges of prisoners: 1568.
f. 89 London, Parishes. St. Mary Aldermary: Charges for prisoners in the Tower: 1568.
f. 91 Rye, Sussex: Minutes of the Common Assembly of: 1574-1575.
f. 93 Accompts: Of the late Provost Marshal of Connaught: 1600.
f. 93 Province of Connaught: Accompts of the Provost Marshal of: 1600.
f. 93 Captain Robert Fowle, Provost Marshal of Connaught: Accompts: 1600.
f. 93 Philip Hore: Statement of accompts of Capt. R. Fowle: 1600.
ff. 95, 97 Navy; England: Certificate of charges at Chatham for: 1600, 1601.
ff. 95, 97 Sir Foulke Greville, afterwards Baron Brooke, Treasurer of the Navy: Certificate of charges at Chatham, signed by: 1600, 1601.
ff. 95, 97 John Trevor, Surveyor of the Navy: Certificate of charges at Chatham, signed by: 1600, 1601.
ff. 95, 97 Chatham, Kent: Certificate of charges at, for the Navy: 1600, 1601.
ff. 95, 97 Captain John Legatt: Certificate of charges at Chatham signed by: 1600, 1601.
f. 97 Peter Buck: Certificate of charges at Chatham signed by: 1601.
ff. 99, 101 Navy; England: Charges for victualling: 1602-1604.
f. 103 George Shiers, Apothecary to the Royal Household: Certificate respecting, payment to: 1604.
f. 104 Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire: Relation of the liberty of sending burgesses to Parliament by: temp. Chas. I.
f. 104 Amersham, Buckinghamshire: Relation of the liberty of sending Burgesses to Parliament by: temp. Chas.I.
f. 104 Wendover, Buckinghamshire: Relation of the liberty of sending burgesses to Parliament by: temp. Chas. I.
f. 105 John Poley, Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber to Charles, Prince of Wales: Bill for lodging expenses: 1639, 1640.
ff. 105, 108 Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke; 1st Earl of Montgomery: Orders and warrants signed by: 1629, 1640, 1647.
f. 108 Sir Henry Mildmay: Warrant for payment to T. Smithsby: 1647.
f. 108 Thomas Hoyle, MP for York: Warrants signed by: 1647, 1648.
f. 108 Francis Rous, MP: Warrant for payment signed by: 1647.
f. 108 Thomas Fauconbridge, alias Fauconberge; Receiver-General of the Revenue: Warrants to: 1645, 1647, 1648.
f. 108 Algernon Percy, 10th Earl of Northumberland: Warrant for payment to T. Smithsby signed by: 1647.
ff. 108, 109 Thomas Smithsby, Saddler to Charles I: Warrant for payment to, with acquittance: 1647.
f. 110 William Hawkins, Trustee for raising money for Ireland: Letter to W. Collyns and J. Bentley: 1650.
f. 110 Sir William Parsons, Trustee for raising money for Ireland: Letter to W. Collyns and J. Bentley: 1650.
f. 110 Sir Robert Meredith, Trustee for raising money in Ireland: Letter to W. Collyns and J. Bentley: 1650.
f. 110 Sir James Barry, Trustee for raising money for Ireland: Letter to W. Collyns and J. Bentley: 1650.
f. 110 Sir Gerrard Lowther, Trustee for raising money for Ireland: Letter to W. Collyns and J. Bentley: 1650.
f. 111 Sir William Heveningham: Letter to M. Goodericke: 1669.
f. 114 Henri Audouin de Chaignebrun, Médecin: Letter to W. Hunter: 1776.: Fr.
f. 116 Edward Jenner, MD; FRS; pioneer of vaccination: Letter on the death of: 1829.
f. 116 Louis Valentin, Inoculator: Letter to N. Dubois de Chemant: 1823.: Fr.

Collection Area:

Western Manuscripts

Project / Collection:

Egerton Manuscripts

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Languages:

English
French

Scripts:

Latin

Start Date:

1569

End Date:

1647

Date Range:

1569-1647

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Names:

Admiralty, 1708-1964
Audouin de Chaignebrun, Henri, Médecin
Barry, James, Knight, Trustee for raising money for Ireland, fl 1649
Buck, Peter, of Add MS 33924
Cobham, Henry, Ambassador to Spain and to the Duke of Alva
Exchequer
Fauconberg, Thomas, 1st Earl Fauconberg, nobleman, c 1627-1700
FitzGerald, Gerald FitzJames, 14th Earl of Desmond, nobleman, 1533-1583
FitzJames, John, brother of the Earl of Desmond, fl 1570-1571
Fowle, Robert, Captain; Provost Marshal of Connaught
Gresham, Thomas, of Egerton MS 2713
Greville, Foulke, afterwards Baron Brooke, Treasurer of the Navy
Hawkins, William, Trustee for raising money for Ireland
Herbert, Philip, 4th Earl of Pembroke, 1st Earl of Montgomery, 1584-1650
Heveningham, William
Hore, Philip
Howard, George, Master of the Armoury
Hoyle, Thomas, MP for York
Jenner, Edward, MD, pioneer of smallpox vaccination, 1749-1823
Jobson, Francis, Lieutenant of the Tower of London
Killigrew, Henry, Diplomatist; of Add MS 34215
Legatt, John, Captain
Lowther, Gerrard, Trustee for raising money for Ireland
Marbeck, Roger, MD, Physician to the Royal Household
Meredith, Robert, Trustee for raising money in Ireland
Mildmay, Henry, of Add MS 34195
Navy of England
Ordnance Office
Parsons, William, Trustee for raising money for Ireland
Percy, Algernon, 10th Earl of Northumberland
Poley, John, Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber to Charles, Prince of Wales
Privy Purse
Randolph, Thomas, ambassador, 1523-1590
Rous, Francis, MP
Royal Household
Shiers, George, Apothecary to the Royal Household
Smithsby, Thomas, Saddler to Charles I
Spinola, Benedict, Merchant of Genoa
Trevor, John, Surveyor of the Navy
Valentin, Louis, Inoculator
Windsor Castle, Berkshire

Places:

Amersham, Buckinghamshire
Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland
Chatham, Kent
Connaught, Province of, Ireland
Great Marlow, Buckinghamshire
Ireland, Europe
London, United Kingdom
Portsmouth Castle, Hampshire
Rye, Sussex
Wendover, Buckinghamshire
Westminster, England