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.

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Date:
1836
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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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    O'Brian, Mohune, apprehended for counterfeiting the great seal ol Ireland, 295. Ockold, John, 75. O'Donnell, Naightain, prisoner in the Tower, .275. Sir Neale, prisoner in the Tower, 275. Offley, Robert, citizen of London, 92. Okey, Mistress Anne, keeper of the Gate-house, 59. Olave's, Saint, 223. Oldfield, Roger, citizen of London, 92. Oldisworth, Michael, expenses for a masque for Prince Charles, 276, 277, 293. Oliver, Claud, French musician to the Queen, 244. O'Neale, Con, son of the Earl of Tyrone, 177, 189 — expenses of his education at Eton-college, 184, 189, 210—for his servant, 210. Sir Cormack, prisoner in the Tower, 275. Orange, Prince of, order of the Garter sent to, 353. Ordnance, fire-engines, water mines, and petards provided for, 350 — armory, payments to the officers of, 324 — office in the Tower of London, powder delivered at, 62. Organ for the Chapel Royal at Edinburgh, 189, 325—at Saint James's enlarged, 169 — in the King’s chapel, Greenwich, re- paired, 324. Orkney, Isles of, a prize ship there taken by Captain Wood, 311, 312. Bishop of, and other commissioners, sent to, by the Privy Council of Scotland, expenses for the crew of the said ship, 311,312. O’Rorke, Brian, a prisoner in the Tower, 296. Osborne, Lord, the Lord Treasurer’s remembrancer in the Exche- quer for recusants’ debts, 42. Ostriches, keep of, 86. [ Vide Westminster.] Otemeare, Mistress, plate presented to, 299. Otters and Ospreys, buildings erected for, 333. [See Westmin- ster.] Overbury, Sir Thomas, payments for the Earl of Somerset's ser- vant, a prisoner, for the death of, 220. Owen, , indicted for high treason, 177. William, sent to apprehend Robert Pountney, 265. Oxenstiern, Lord Gabriell, ambassador from the King of Sweden, 348. Oxford, Bishop of, vacancy of his see, 233.