Issues of the exchequer; being payments made out of His Majesty's revenue during the reign of King James I / Extracted from the original records ... By Frederick Devon.
- HM Treasury
- Date:
- 1836
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Issues of the exchequer; being payments made out of His Majesty's revenue during the reign of King James I / Extracted from the original records ... By Frederick Devon. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![•Tones, Inego, surveyor of the works, 357 —provides barriers for the Prince, 99— and for the Prince’s masque, 116,131, (bis)— for his Majesty’s masque, 165 —for the Queen’s masque, 105, 120 — for the masque at the Lady Elizabeth’s mar- riage, 158 — subscribes accounts of works done at Rich- mond, Saint James’s, Woodstock, &c., 198 — purchases marble of William Triswell for the use of King Charles the First, 357. Sir William, a commissioner sent to Ireland, 266. Zacharia, paid for his trouble in the starch business, 115. Juliers, money disbursed in, by Sir Ralph Wynwood, for the Prince’s possessioners there, 123, 124, 132. Katherine’s, Saint, wild swine brought from, 143, 144. Keeling, John, paid for ingrossing the quo warranto against the merchant adventurers, 177. Kegworth, Leicestershire, manor of, surveyed, 75. Keilby, Lincolnshire, manor of, surveyed, 75. Keith, Sir Andrew, sent to the King of Sweden, 92 — master of the horse to the Lady Elizabeth, 162. Kenilworth, vel Killingworth Castle, payments for, to Sir Robert Dudley, 153, 238, 239. [Vide Stone—Wyatt— Dineley.] Kent, letters sent to the nobility in, 121,122—high sheriff of, procla- mation to, 140. Kenuden, Lady, barbarous demand for arresting of, 18. Kerwyn, Andrew, paymaster of the works, 15 — payments to, for re- pair of the tennis-court at Whitehall, 15 — payment to, for bringing water to Rosamond's pond, in Saint James's Park, 150. Kidd, Richard, 187. Kighley, William, 186. Killigrew, John, charges for building Pendennis fort, in Corn- wall, 95. Kindt, William, a Dutchman, for a diamond tablet, &c., for his Majesty, and jewels for the Queen, Prince, Lady Eliza- beth, and Duke of York, 96, 9 7. King James. [Vide James I., King of England.] King’s Bench, marshal of, 5 — lord chief justice of, 35, 220 — repairs of tapestry in, 178 — houses purchased by his Majesty for the use of the prison, 290, 291 —deputy marshal of, 220. Evil, angel gold provided for the cure of, 132, 148. Kingthorpk, Leicestershire, manor of, 283.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2929762x_0441.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
