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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    Perrott, Sir James, a commissioner sent to Ireland, 266. Persia, ambassador from the Sophi of, payments to, 150. King of, Dodmore Cotton sent ambassador to, 346, 347. Perundine, Giovanni, a servant, sent from the Duke of Savoy with a beast to the King, 147, 148, 166, 167. Peterborough, the body of Mary, Queen of Scots, brought from, to London, 151. Petrozani, Jane, wife of Francisco, paid for a perspective glass sold to the Prince, 167. Petts, Anthony, apprehended as a coiner, 21. Pewter, transportation of, granted to certain citizens of London, 303, 304. [See Tin.] Pewterers’ Company, of London, trial of tin by, from Cornwall, 66 — tin delivered to, 101—poor pewterers, 197. Pexhall, John, paid expenses for a present sent to Spain, 193. Peyton, Sir John, governor of the Isle of Jersey, 142 — mounts cannon there at his own expense, 269. Phillpott, vel Philpot, John, Rougedragon, pursuivant-at-arms, 257 — Somerset herald, yearly allowance to, 292. Pickering, Sir Christopher, a commissioner from the border counties, 127. William, armorer, paid for gilt armor, &c., ordered by the late Prince Henry, 173. Pictures of men cast in alabaster, 316. Piedmont, 243. Pierre, Sebastian la, dancing-master to the Duke of York, 142. Pierson, John, discovers a book relating to the revenue of Ireland belonging to Queen Elizabeth, 312. George, servant of Con O'Neale, 210. Pigott, vel Piggott, John, payment to, for writing certain articles of peace respecting the King of Spain and the Archduke, 16, 17 — for engrossing the decrees in the Exchequer, 74. Sir Thomas, a captain in the expedition to Calais, 353. Pipe, secondary of, 61. PlSSABERRY, 276. Pittman, Jenings, apprehended for counterfeiting the great seal of Ireland, 295. Plate delivered into the Jewel-house, 52, 53 — borrowed for christ- enings, and feasting of the King of Denmark, &c., 52 payments for repairs and furnishing of, 52, 53 plate,