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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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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    Pountney, Robert, of Broomesluim, Wilts, to be apprehended, 265. Powder Plot, traitors in, 42, 78, 297, 298. [Vide Traitors—Privy Council.] Powell, George, 226. William, sent with horses to the Archduke of Austria and Duke of Burgundy, 30. Powlter, John, a messenger, paid for the diet of Sir Robert Dallison, Baronet, 242. Powtram, Maxamilian, alias Coult, payments to, for erecting the tomb of the late Queen Elizabeth, in Westminster Abbey, 21, 22, 27, 50—for the tomb of the Lady Sophia, the King’s daughter, 60, 88. [Vide Westminster Abbey.] Prescott, Alexander, apprehended, 195. Price, Doctor, a commissioner, sent to Ireland, 266. John, a messengei;, 140. Samson, money disbursed by, at the Prince’s funeral, 155. Priests, Romish, prisoners in Wisbeacli-castle, 74. [See Seminary Priests.] Primrose, Duncan, surgeon, embalms the body of Lady Arbella Seymore, 179. Prince of Wales. [See Charles, and Henry, Prince of.] Charles. [See Charles, Duke of York.] Henry. [See Henry, Prince.] Printer to the King, Robert Barker, paid for books, &c., 83, 118. Privy Council, assemble at Whitehall, 1 — their agreement with the Earl of Tirconnell to supply the garrison in Ireland with beeves, 22 — clerks in, 110, 145, 203 — assembling of, respecting the plantations in Ireland, 110, 111, 208, 209— expenses of, in the Star-chamber, 213—charges of Sir Gilbert Wakering, allowed for the trial respecting the gunpowder plot, 297, 298 —subscribes a bill for allowance of diet to the conspirators, 305 — their directions respect- ing the towns of Flushing and Brill, 321, 322 — lords and others of, sign acquittances for bonds given to the French King, for money borrowed of the late Queen, 155. Privy Seal, lord of, allowance to, in lieu of meats, 200. [See Wor- cester, Earl of.] Proger, Philip, a white gelding purchased of, 319. Provinces, United, soldiers sent to, 33 — Sir Ralph Wynwood coun- cillor of the estates there, 61. Provisions, supplied to Captain Wood, who took a prize ship off the Orkney Islands, 311, 312. Provost, Camillo, French musician to the Queen, 244.