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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    Read, Stephen, a messenger sent to arrest Anthony Geaston and others, by writ out of the Court of Star-chamber, 171 sent to apprehend Henry Cockney and others, 195. Read, Thomas, translator of his Majesty's works into Latin, 21G secretary of the Latin tongue to the King, 255. Records, Fines, &c., in custody of the chamberlain of the Exche quer, 246. [See Chapter House.] Recusants, their debts, 42. Redburn, Hertfordshire, court rolls of, 75. Reeve, Sir George, paid for furnishing the tennis-court at New- market, 174. Reffe, Richard, 226. Reginalds, Henry, payments to, upon creating the King's son Prince of Wales, 113. Repington, Humphrey, 233. Revels, master of, 118. [See Buck, Sir George.] Reynell, Sir George, marshal of the King’s Bench, 5. Reynolds, Edward, 337, 340. Henry, pays fees for the Duke of York’s installation, 144. Rhine, Prince Elector Palatine of the, 260. [See Ambassadors.] Rider, vel Ryder, William, makes payments to the servants of the King of Denmark, 82, 83. William, gentlemen harbinger, payments made by to the servants of the Marquis of Brandenburg, 142 — pays for the servants of the Elector Palatine, at Charing Cross, Westminster, 154, 162 — for Count Henry Nassau, 155 — to attend the Lady Elizabeth to Heidelberg, 180. Richardson, John, 227. Richart, Lewes, French musician to the Queen, 244. Rich, Sir Nathaniel, a commissioner, sent to Ireland, 266. Richmond, 72. Park, enlarged, 58 — keeper of, 59 — house at, for his Majesty’s game, 66 —works at, 198 — plan of house there, 204. Herald at Arms, 257. Margaret, Countess of, lecture on theology founded by, at Oxford, 255. Ride, Thomas, of Twickenham, 62, 63. Riddle, Thomas, mayor of Newcastle, 33. Risbrooke, William, keeperof the house at Richmond, 66. Rivers, Doctor, the King’s advocate, 259. Robbery of the King's coach and Queens litter, 326.