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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    Prude, Henry, for hawks sent to the King of Spain, 188. Pudsey, Cuthbert, a horse purchased of, for the King, 326. Pulford, Thomas, coffer-maker, payments to, 27, 29, 70. Puritanus, a book so called, John Stanesby to be apprehended for having a copy in his possession, 143. Pye, Robert, Esquire, teller of the exchequer, 246, 248, 254, 295 — book provided for, to enter his Majesty’s letters patent in, 295 — to provide for the Spanish ambassador, 271 — to provide for the damage done to Windsor great park, 277, 278, 279 — for the expenses of his Majesty’s hawking, 278. Pyrry Park, repairs of lodge in, 181. Quailes, William, citizen of London, 92. Queenborough, proclamation sent to, respecting the Lady Arbella Seymour, 140. Queen's College, Cambridge, Doctor Devant sent from, to the Low Countries, 218. Queens. [Vide Anne, Queen of James I. — Bohemia, Queen of— Elizabeth, Queen of England — Mary, Queen of Scots — Spain, Queen of. Radzvilla, vel Radgevill, Duke of, from Poland, present to a gen- tleman from, for presenting a horse, 245 — coaches pro- vided for, 93. Raine, Henry, sent with deer to the Elector Palatine, 199. Raleigh, Lady, payments to, for the manor of Sherborne, 99, 100. Sir Walter, writ from the Court of Star-chamber directed to, 171—arrested by Sir Lewes Stukeley, 222 — payments to Sir Robert Carre, for his interest in the manor of Sherborne, 109, 117 — money paid to, before his attainder, 119—his ship, the Destiny, sequestered, 222 — his return from Guiana, 222 — Sir Thomas Wilson's attendance on him, 243. [Vide Tower, prisoners in.] Ramelius, Henrick, plate given to, 300. Ramsey, David, clockmaker, for repairs of the King's clocks, 194, 217 —payments to, for clocks, &c., at Theobalds, Oat- lands, and Westminster, 251, 274, 287, 288. Randall, John, for discovering pirates, 96. Ranlow, Dederius, gold chain, &c., purchased for, 301. Rapier, Michael, a conspirator in the powder plot, 297. Ravenscrofte, William, charges for passing an exemplification of the conviction of persons attainted of high treason, 93. Raymond, John, purveyor of poultry, 148.