Add MS 32471

1. "A BREIFE Declaration of Moneys received and of moneys paid att the receipt of his Highnesse [Oliver Cromwell's] Exchequer"; 1656-1657, 1657-1658. ff. 2, 15.

2. "A Diary of the Proceedings in the treaty of peace betweene the Lords Commissioners on both parts of the right high and mighty Princes, the kings of England and Spaine, and alsoe of the Commissioners of the Archduke Albertus"; 20 May-25 Aug. 1604. f. 24.

3. Table of "the Revenue of the Commonwealth," 4 Dec. 1654. f. 53;-

Army Estimates, 4 Dec. 1654. f. 54;-" Estimate of y^e charge ..........which this present Govermt by a Protector, with a sufficient guard of horse, foote, and ships at sea, will require, with contingent charges necessary," with a list of the fleet, Oct. 1654. f. 55.

4. "A Breife view of the publick Revenue both certaine and casuall with the ordinary expence of the Commonwealth of England [and] Scotland, for a yeare, together with the state of the publick debts, as it appeareth to y^e Commiittee," April, 1659. f. 60.

5. "Touching New Buildings about London": memoranda of statutes, etc., to restrain building, in London as a nuisance; circ. 1642. f. 65.

6. "Proposalls humbly offer'd for an Act of Parliament to be passed to suppresse any more new buildings near and about the Cittys of London and Westminster, and to raise a present supply of money for y^e publique occasions out of those y^t have been erected"; and "Reasons humbly offer'd to evince a necessity of an Act," as above copied from papers belonging to Sir Williain Belton, 1675. f. 68.

7. "Indenture betwixt his Ma^tie and S^r Allen Apsley and Sr Sampson Dorrell, Knts, for victualling, his Ma^ties Navy in harborow and at sea 9 Jan., 20 Jas. 1. [1623]. f. 73 b.

8. "Instructions for S^r John Clotworthy, Kn^t, and William Aston, Esq., members of the Generall Convention of Ireland, now imployed into England by the said Convention"; 30 Mar. 1660. f. 82 b.

9. "Pa[r]ticulars relating to the post of y^e office for [i.e., post-office of] England, and for more speedy and safe conveyance of letters beyond seas, humbly tendered and propounded to by Henry [Jacobs] van der Heyden, post Master in Holland"; 1659. Followed by lists of post roads in the Netherlands; and of the Plymouth road, the North road, Yarmouth road, Dover road, Cork road, Connaught road, and Ulster road, with names and wages of officers and letter-carriers, etc., employed on them and in government offices. f. 87 b.

10. "The Receipt of soe much of his Maties, customes and new addiconall duty in the Port of Lonndon as are under ye Comissrs manuagement"; 1679-80. f. 97. Paper; ff. 97. XVIIth cent. From the Earl of Jersey's Library, Osterley Park. Small Folio.