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MISCELLANEOUS letters and papers; 1602-circ. 1711:-

1. [Sir Charles Blount] Lord Mountjoy, Lord-Lieutenint of Ireland, to Sir Robert Cecil [afterwards Earl of Salisbury], Secretary of State, recommending [Roland Lynch] Bishop of Kilmacduach for the bishopric of Clonfert; 1 Apr. 1602. Signed; with seal. f. 1.

2. [Robert Cecil], Viscount Cranbourne [afterwards Earl of Salisbury], Secretary of State, to Sir Thomas Lake, Clerk of the Signet, on the capture of coiners, etc.; 9 Mar. 1604[5]. Hologr. f. 3.

3, 4. Enno III., Count of East Friesland, to the Earl of Salisbury and to James l.; 18 June, 1607. Signed. ff. 5, 7.

5. Alexander [Seton], Earl of Dunfermline, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, to the Earl of Salisbury, respecting troops sent to Ireland ; 13 July, 1608. Signed; with seal. f. 9. Enclosing an account of "The sowmes of money debursed upon the lifting of the two hundreth men that was sent to Ireland"; signed by the Chancellor and others. f. 11.

6. Sir John Croke, Puisne Judge of the King's Bench, to Sir Thomas Lake; 7 Sept. 1608. Hologr. f. 13.

7. Bill of Edward Basse, haberdasher, for goods supplied to Lady Banninge " [? Penelope, wife of Paul, 2nd Viscount Bayning] 1635- 1636. f. 15.

8. Bill of [Alexander Heriott] for jewels supplied to Charles, Prince of Wales, approved by W[illiam Cavendish], Earl of Newcastle; 23 June, 1641. f. 17.

9. Order for payment of the same; 20 Aug. 1641. Signed by [Robert Devereux], Earl of Essex, Lord Chamberlain of the Household. f. 18.

10. Allowance for Thomas Sibson, Master of the Prince's barges, for service on the river; July-Sept. 1641. Signed by the Earl of Essex. One of the items is for carrying the Prince "from Lambeth to Whithall and from thence to Sir Anthonye Vandicke's and backe againe." f. 19.

11. Warrant of the Committee of the Revenue to Thomas Fauconbridge, Receiver-General, for payment of the diet of prisoners in the Tower; 22 Feb. 1643[4]. Signed. f. 23.

12. Similar warrant for purchase of "eight Flanders coach horses of a chesnut colour for his Ma^ties service"; 18 June, 1647. Signed by [Algernon Percy] Earl of Northumberland, [Philip Herbert] 4th Earl of Pembroke, and others. f. 24.

13. Similar warrant for payment for frames for pictures of the royal family; 22 July, 1647. Signed by the Earl of Pembroke and others. f. 26.

14. Similar warrant to pay to "Mr. Ramee van Lempitt, picture drawer, y^e somme of fiftie poundes, for drawing of y^epicture of the King, Queen, and two of their Matico children, in one peice, according to y^e coppie of y^e great peice at Whitehall;" 19 Aug. 1647. Signed by the Earl of Pembroke and others. f. 28.

15. Similar warrant for payment of £70 for a grey stone horse "for his Ma^ties owne use"; 21 Aug. 1647. Signed by the Earls of Northumberland and Pembroke and others. f. 30.

16. Similar warrant for payment for billiard staves, balls, etc., for the King; 21 Aug. 1647. Signed by the above and others. f. 32.

17. Similar warrant for payment for a watch and clock for the King; 4 Dec. 1647. Signed as above. f. 34.

18. Similar warrant for payment for boots and shoes for the King; 4 Dec. 1647. Signed by the Earl of Northumberland and others. f. 36.

19. Similar warrant for payment of Robert Wilson, solicitor; 1 July, 1652. Signed. f. 38.

20, 21. Copies of official memoranda from W[illem] de Nieupoort, Dutch Ambassador in London, to the Council of State, concerning the withdrawal of the English fleet from Holland; 12 Sept. 1659. ff. 40, 42.

22. Warrant of T[homas Wriothesley], Earl of Southampton, Lord Treasurer, for payment of expenses in preparing Nonsuch palace for the Exchequer during the plague; 24 July, 1665. Signed. f. 44.

23. Certificate of money due for anchors delivered at Deptford; 30 Apr. 1667. Signed by [William] Viscount Brouncker, and Admiral Sir William Penn, Commissioners of the Admiralty. f. 46.

24, 25. Letters of E[dward Montagu], 2nd Earl of Manchester, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, [to the Commissioners of the Treasury,] notifying the purchase of jewels for gifts to the Envoys from Savoy and Lorraine; 14 Oct. 1670, 31 Jan. 1670[1]. Signed. ff. 48, 49.

26. Similar letter of Henry [Bennet], Earl of Arlington, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, on purchase of jewels for several foreign ambassadors; 18 Dec. 1678. Signed. f. 50.

27. Warrant of Laurence [Hyde], Earl of Rochester, Lord Treasurer, to pay Sir Samuel Moreland, an annuity; 2 Mar. 1685[6]. Signed. f. 51.

28. Letter of [Charles Sackville], 6th Earl of Dorset, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, to the Commissioners of the Treasury, notifying the purchase of jewels for gifts to foreign ambassadors and others 29 Jan. 1691. Signed. f. 52.

29. Thomas Madox to [Charles Montagu], 1st Baron Halifax, for leave to use Exchequer documents for his "Antiquities of the Exchequer"; [before 1711]. Hologr. f. 54. Paper; ff. 54. Small Folio.

Scope & Content:

includes:

f. 1 Roland Linch, Bishop of Kilmacduach and Clonfert: Recommended for the Bishopric of Clonfert: 1602.
f. 1 Charles Blount, Baron Mountjoy; Earl of Devonshire: Letter to Sir R. Cecil: 1602.
ff. 1-12 Robert Cecil, Viscount Cranborne; 1st Earl of Salisbury: Correspondence with Lord Mountjoy, Sir T. Lake, and others: 1602-1608.
f. 3 Coinage: Letter of Lord Cranborne on the capture of coiners: 1605.
ff. 3, 13 Sir Thomas Lake, Clerk of the Signet: Letters to, from Lord Cranborne and Sir J. Croke: 1605, 1608.
ff. 5, 7 East Friesland: Letters from Count Enno III. to Lord Salisbury and James I.: 1607.: Lat.
f. 7 James I of England: Letter to, from Enno, Count of E. Friesland: 1607.: Lat.
ff. 9, 11 Alexander Seton, 1st Earl of Dunfermline; Lord Chancellor of Scotland: Letter to Lord Salisbury on troops sent to Ireland: 1608.
ff. 9, 11 Kingdom of Scotland: Expenses of sending Scotch troops to Ireland: 1608.
ff. 9, 11 Ireland: Expenses of sending Scottish troops to: 1608.
f. 13 John Croke, Clerk and (1549) Master in Chancery: Letter to Sir T. Lake: 1608.
f. 15 Edward Basse, Haberdasher: Bill for goods: 1635-36.
f. 15 Penelope Bayning, wife of Paul, 2nd Viscount Bayning: Bill for haberdashery: 1635.
f. 15 Accounts: Haberdasher's bill, to Lady Bayning: 1635-36.
f. 17 William Cavendish, Marquis; afterwards 1st Duke, of Newcastle: Signature to a bill: 1641.
ff. 17, 18 Alexander Heriott: Bill for jewels for Charles, Prince of Wales, etc.: 1641.
ff. 17, 18 Charles II of England: His jeweller's bill and paywarrant, when Prince of Wales: 1641.
ff. 17, 18 Jewels: Bill for jewels for Charles, Prince of Wales, with pay-warrant: 1641.
ff. 17-37 Accounts: Payments for horses, pictures, jewels, etc., for Charles I. and his family: 1641, 1647.
f. 18 Robert Devereux, 3rd Earl of Essex: Signatures to warrants as Lord Chamberlain of the Household: 1641.
f. 19 Charles II of England: Payments to his bargemaster: 1641.
f. 19 Thomas Sibson, Master of the Barges of the Prince of Wales: Payments to: 1641.
f. 19 Sir Anthony Vandyck: Mem. of a visit to, from the Prince of Wales: 1641.
ff. 22-35 Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke; 1st Earl of Montgomery: Signatures to warrants: 1647.
f. 23 Charles I of England: Revenue warrant for diet of prisoners in the Tower: 1644.
f. 23 London, England: Warrant for diet of prisoners in the Tower: 1644.
ff. 23-39 Thomas Fauconbridge, alias Fauconberge; Receiver-General of the Revenue: Warrants to him for official payments: 1644-1652.
ff. 24, 30 Horses: Payments for horses for Charles I.: 1647.
ff. 24-37 Algernon Percy, 10th Earl of Northumberland: Signatures to warrants: 1647.
ff. 24-37 Charles I of England: Revenue warrants for payments for horses, pictures, etc., for him: 1647.
f. 28 Remi van Leemput: Payment to, for copy of portraits of the royal family: 1647.
f. 28 Art. Treatises: Payment to R. van Leemput, for copies of portraits of Charles I. and his family: 1647.
f. 32 Billiards: Payment for materials for use of Charles I.: 1647.
f. 38 Robert Wilson, Solicitor: Warrant for payment to: 1652.
ff. 40, 42 Netherlands, United Provinces: Memoranda of the Dutch ambassador in London on withdrawal of the English fleet: 1659.
ff. 40, 42 Willem Nieupoort, Dutch Ambassador in England: Memoranda on the withdrawal of the English fleet from Holland: 1659.
ff. 40, 42 Richard Cromwell of England: Memoranda of the Dutch ambassador on the withdrawal of the fleet from Holland: 1659.
f. 44 Nonsuch Palace, Surrey: Warrant for expenses of removal of the Exchequer to: 1665.
f. 44 Exchequer: Warrant for preparing Nonsuch Palace for the Exchequer: 1665.
f. 44 Thomas Wriothesley, 4th Earl of Southampton: Signature to a warrant: 1665.
f. 46 Navy; England: Certificate respecting anchors at Deptford: 1667.
f. 46 Sir William Penn, admiral: Signature to a certificate: 1667.
f. 46 William Brouncker, 2nd Viscount Brouncker: Signature to a certificate: 1667.
ff. 48, 49 Edward Montagu, 2nd Earl of Manchester: Notification of gifts to foreign envoys, as Lord Chamberlain: 1670.
ff. 48, 49, 50, 52 Ambassadors: Gifts of jewels to foreign Envoys in England: 1670-1692.
ff. 48, 49, 50, 52 Jewels: Gifts to foreign envoys: 1670-1692.
f. 50 Henry Bennet, 1st Earl of Arlington: Notification, as Lord Chamberlain of the Household, of jewels bought for foreign envoys: 1678.
f. 51 Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester: Warrant to pay Sir S. Moreland: 1686.
f. 51 Sir Samuel Morland, 1st Baronet; diplomatist and mathematician: Warrant for his annuity: 1686.
f. 52 Charles Sackville, 6th Earl of Dorset and 1st Earl of Middlesex; Lord Buckhurst: Notification of jewels bought for foreign envoys: 1692.
f. 54 Charles Montagu, afterwards Baron Halifax: Letter to, from T. Madox: ante 1711.
f. 54 Thomas Madox: Letter to Lord Halifax, for use of documents: ante 1711.
f. 54 Exchequer: Letter of T. Madox for use of documents for his "Antiquities of the Exchequer": ante 1711.

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Start Date:

1602

End Date:

1716

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1602-c 1711

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Names:

Basse, Edward, haberdasher, fl 1636
Bayning, Penelope, née Naunton; wife of Paul, 2nd Viscount Bayning, bap 1620-by 1647
Bennet, Henry, 1st Earl of Arlington
Blount, Charles, 1st Earl of Devonshire, soldier and Lord Deputy of Ireland, 1563-1606,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000023261781
Brouncker, William, 2nd Viscount Brouncker, Chancellor and Keeper of the Great Seal to Queen Catherine, 1620?-1684
Cavendish, William, Marquis, afterwards 1st Duke, of Newcastle
Cecil, Robert, Viscount Cranborne, 1st Earl of Salisbury, 1563-1612
Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1600-1649
Charles II, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1630-1685
Croke, John, legal official, 1489-1554
Devereux, Robert, 3rd Earl of Essex, parliamentarian army officer, 1591-1646
Exchequer
Fauconberg, Thomas, 1st Earl Fauconberg, nobleman, c 1627-1700
Herbert, Philip, 4th Earl of Pembroke, 1st Earl of Montgomery, 1584-1650
Heriott, Alexander
Hyde, Laurence, 1st Earl of Rochester, 1642-1711
James VI and I, King of Scotland, England and Ireland, 1566-1625,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000109229555
Lake, Thomas, Clerk of the Signet
Leemput, Remi
Linch, Roland, Bishop of Kilmacduach and Clonfert
Madox, Thomas, of Add MS 32476
Montagu, Charles, afterwards Baron Halifax
Montagu, Edward, 2nd Earl of Manchester
Morland, Samuel, 1st Baronet, diplomatist and mathematician
Navy of England
Nieupoort, Willem, Dutch Ambassador in England
Penn, William, admiral
Percy, Algernon, 10th Earl of Northumberland
Richard Cromwell, Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland, 1626-1712
Sackville, Charles, 6th Earl of Dorset, poet and politician, 1643-1706
Seton, Alexander, 1st Earl of Dunfermline, Lord Chancellor of Scotland, 1556-1622
Sibson, Thomas, Master of the Barges of the Prince of Wales
Vandyck, Anthony
Wilson, Robert, Solicitor; of Add MS 32476
Wriothesley, Thomas, 4th Earl of Southampton

Places:

East Friesland, Germany
Ireland, Europe
London, United Kingdom
Nonsuch Palace, Surrey
Scotland, Kingdom of, United Kingdom
The Netherlands
Westminster, England