Add MS 18764

MISCELLANEOUS Exchequer Accounts: viz.: Bill of Travelling and other expenses claimed by Lady [Elizabeth] Hoby, wife of Sir Thomas Hoby, late Ambassador in France, on her husband's account; 1566, f. 1; "Charges of Thomas Wilkes, knight, returning from the French King homewarde," etc.; signed by him and by Lord Burghley, f. 3; Monthly pay-books for the pioneers and soldiers at Portsmouth, 1589-1592, f. 4; "Venison spent in this Parliament;" 39 Eliz.: names of recipients, f. 12; Bill of Charles Anthony for making a signet for the Lord President and Council for the North, 1605, f. 13; Substance of a Parliamentary Bill for the relief of the hundred of Beynhurst, in respect to charges for robberies committed within it, f. 15; Note of annuities paid out of the great customs [temp. Car. II. ?], f. 17; Two accounts of money paid to Philip Burlamachi, merchant, Sir Peter Vanlore and others, for advances made by them for the King's service, in payments to troops, ambassadors, etc., 1620-1634, f. 19; Account of payments of sums due on Privy Seals for works and purchases for the King's service; 1635, f. 29; "Capt. Bolton's muster roll of the 10th of August, 1661," f. 36; Petition of Mary widow of Dr. Tobias Whittaker, late Physician to the King's household [1672], f. 40; Accounts of moneys paid into the Exchequer, 1673, 1674, f. 41; "Sir Philip Warwick's papers delivered into the Parliament;" relating to the expenditure of receipts from two Royal aids [circ. 1665], f. 50; Receipts from the Royal aid, 1693, f. 54; "Case relating to a distress made on the Inhabitants of the liberty of the Tower within" for the relief of the poor [temp. George II.?], f. 58; Note of payments to the Master of the Great Wardrobe, 1754, 1755, f. 66. Paper; XVIth, XVIIth and XVIIIth centt. Folio. [Add. 18,764.]