Great Britain -- Exchequer
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Copies of documents relating to Cholsey collected as evidence in an Exchequer tithe suit, Wyatt Cottle, vicar of Cholsey v. Richard Parsons of Unwell Farm, begun in 1810
Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Top. Berks. b. 11
Copies of documents relating to Cholsey (1125-1704) collected as evidence in an Exchequer tithe suit, Wyatt Cottle, vicar of Cholsey v. Richard Parsons of Unwell Farm, begun in 1810.
Extents: 133 Leaves
Dates:
1125-1704
A copy of 'an Account of all monies ... paid out of ... His Majesty's Exchequer ... on account of the Privy Purse, Secret Service, Pensions ... [etc.]'
Collection
A copy of 'an Account of all monies ... paid out of ... His Majesty's Exchequer ... on account of the Privy Purse, Secret Service, Pensions ... [etc.]'
Extents: 0.22 Linear metres (2 boxes)
Dates:
Written in about 1770
'In the Exchequer Chamber, Westminster Hall ... The King against George Coombes'
Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Add. C. 50
'In the Exchequer Chamber, Westminster Hall ... The King against George Coombes.'
Extents: 22 Leaves
Dates:
Written about A.D. 1780
Legal papers relating to cases brought in the Court of Exchequer over the disputed will of Thomas Bright, rector of Finchampstead
Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Top. Berks. c. 39
Legal papers, 1688-1690, relating to cases brought in the Court of Exchequer over the disputed will of Thomas Bright, rector of Finchampstead.
Extents: 68 Leaves
Dates:
1688-1690
Official contemporary copy of Court of Exchequer proceedings brought by the Attorney General against Francis Smith, 2nd Viscount Carrington, and Humphrey Weld for the recovery of property formerly belonging to Furness Abbey, Lancs.
Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Top. Lancs. d. 4
Official contemporary copy of Court of Exchequer proceedings brought by the Attorney General against Francis Smith, 2nd Viscount Carrington, and Humphrey Weld for the recovery of property formerly belonging to Furness Abbey, Lancs., decreed by the Court to have been conveyed to the defendants by Sir Thomas Preston, Jesuit, for superstitious uses, 1682.
Extents: 177 Leaves
Dates:
1682
Photostats of the Papers of Eight Cases Brought in Chancery and the Court of Exchequer
Collection
Photostats of the Papers of Eight Cases Brought in Chancery and the Court of Exchequer.
Extents: 0.60 Linear metres (3 boxes)
Dates:
1765-1778
Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer concerning the partition of the manor of Immingham
Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Top. Lincs. b. 2
Proceedings in the Court of Exchequer concerning the partition of the manor of Immingham, 1684-1686.
Extents: 183 Leaves
Dates:
1684-1686
Treatise on the Exchequer by an unidentified officer of the Exchequer
Single Item
Shelfmark: MS. Eng. misc. d. 1210
Treatise on the Exchequer by an unidentified officer of the Exchequer
Extents: 130 Leaves
Dates:
1732