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Collections respecting proceedings in the Court of Exchequer, late 17th century

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  1. (p. 1) 1. Copy of an order by lord Danby, as Lord High Treasurer, respecting the payment of the Secondaries and the Clerk in the office of the King’s Remembrancer; 24 July, 1677.
  2. (pp. 1-9) 2. Course of proceedings, i. on informations; ii. upon English bills; iii. for the levying of the King’s debts.
  3. (p. 10) 3. Orders made by Sir John Widdrington, John Parker, and Roger Hill, Barons of the Exchequer.
  4. (p. 16) 4. Rules for securing the King’s part upon personal informations.
  5. (p. 18) 5. Order touching assigned debts in aid; 12 Feb., 15 Car. I.
  6. (pp. 20-23) 6. Other orders of the Court, to 1691; chiefly of 4 July, 1666.
  7. (p. 24) 7. Names of the ports in England, with the security taken of the customer, comptroller and searcher.
  8. (p. 29) 8. Division of the counties among the eight attorneys in the office of the King’s Remembrancer.
  9. (p. 30) 9. Orders made by Sir Rich. Atkyns, Sir Thos. Jenner, Sir Rich. Heath, and Sir Chr. Milton, Barons of the Exchequer.

On the inside of the cover is an advertisement-label of Charles Stokes, stationer, at the Red Lyon near Bride Lane, in Fleet Street.

Dates

  • Creation: late 17th century

Extent

17 leaves, besides many blank

Language of Materials

  • English

Shelfmark

MS. Rawl. D. 709