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Index of Names of Persons—Patent Rolls, Ric. III.--continued. The first column of numerals denotes the year of the reign; the second, the number of the roll or “ part " in each regnal year; the third, the modern numbering of the membranes included between brackets; and the fourth, the number of the entry.
Edward IV., surrenders of his patents, &c.—contd. 14 4 29 Empson- 4 5 33 Einpson, Richard 1121d 14 6 43 2 1 8d 2d 14 8 52 Emson, Richard 116d 1 ld 14 9 55 11 10d id 114 13 87 12 ld Id 14 16 109 1 2 3d | 2d 14 21 128 1 2 7d 3d 14/ 24 137 22 21d ild 1 4 25 142 23 22 145 Baret. bis 15 56 11 15 Enaghdown? in Ireland, bishop of.— Vide Baret. 15 16 53 Enderby, Walter 10d ld 21 5 167 bis 1130 | 1d 21 5 165 12 5d | 3d 21 8 152 2 1 3d ld 2) 13 114 England, admiral of 11 18 42 21 17 90 2 2 18d 100 1 24 23 chief butler of 11 21 58 21 24 22 (30 bis 25 18 1 2 3 31 26 5 132 22 8 72 6 49 22 11 87 53 2 2 14 106 65 2 3 6 31 15 114 2 3 7 41 8 93 23 23 148 5 23 3 23 24 15$ 2 21 45 surrender in part of his patent 14 16 114 6 surrender of his patent recited 1 2 16 118 clerk of the market within the household time of peace of and throughout 3 23 1 4 12 73 19 Edward V., the bastard, his patent of appointment constable of 11 16 30 noticed 11 23 78 1 2 4 39 treasurer of household to 1 2 12 87 22 1 1 constable [vice] of Edward prince of Wales.-- Vide Wales, prince of. 11 24 83 earl marshal of 11 8 Edward, prince (son of Ric. 3] 2 12 1 7 2 20 150 Edward prince of Wales, keeper of (his 14 pat. conf.). 5 33 nurse of 2 2 20 150 Edward, John foreign cloth weavers settled in. - Vide 12 ld ld Cloth weavers. Edwards, Thomas 13 4 48 great chamberlain of 11 23 82 119 13 167 steward of. 11 14 21 Edyall, Henry.- Vide Edale. 120 subtreasurer of 23 13d 150 Egecombe the king's solicitor 21 23 36 Egecombe, Richard 21 210 15d treasurer of 12 24 175 Eggecombe, John 11 7d ld 15 17d od Richard, alias Egcombe 15 9 86 2 1 | 2d ld Egerton 23 8d.id Egerton, Hugh 118d ld 23 150 180 1 2 3d 2d - St. John of Jerusalem in.- Vide St. John Eggerton, Hugh 11/ 3d id of Jerusalem. Eggecombe. — Vide Egecombe. England and Wales, attorney general of 15 | 20 21 Eggerton.-Vide Egerton. Englisshe, Thomas 13 5 56 Egremond, John, kut. 114 2 12 Erlich, John 21 | 2d ld Eland, William 11 4d ld Erlyngton, vicar of 14d 5d 1 illa ld Essex, escbeator of 11 20 55 1 2 2d | 2d 12 9d 4d 1 2 6d 3d sheriff of 111 20 55 13 Ꭲ Id 2d 1116d 5d 21 2d ld 1 ld ld 21/ 8d | 2d 1 2 7d 3d Elderton, James 23 6 33 12 9d 4d Elmerugge, Roger 5 10 83 21 6d 2d Elmes, Walter 118d ld 2 2 3d 4d 1 2 3d | 2d and Herts, sheriff of (temp. Ed. III.] 2 2 7 58 Elriugton 2 2 3d 3d Elrington, John, knt. . 116d 23 8d 9d 2 1 1 Essex, Henry Burghchier, knt., earl of 13 5 55 2 2 22 1169 Henry earl of 13 5 55 Elryngton, John 1 23 73 6 51 knt. 38 late earl of . 1 3 1 2 3d2d 6 51 1517d 5d now earl of 22 3 15200 8d Isabel late countess of 3 sen, 1/5 200 | 8d William 16 101 Elrington, Margaret, widow of John 2 2 1 Eston, Robert, alias Richard Flecchere 3 25 170 Ely, bishop of 11|24d 22d Estynton, Richard 2 1/ 1883 21 11 128 Ethyngham-J., bishop of 1|1|1d Id Ethyngham, Thomas, knt. 1 2 5d 3d 11 3d ld Ethynham, Thomas, knt. 21 6d | 2d bis 11 5d ld Ethynham.— Vide Ethyngham. bis 11 6d | ld Ecou, Roger 22 14 112 11 7d ገd Eustace, William 13 10 106 bis 11 sd ld Evenwode, William . 12 24 177 Jolin, bishop of . 6 48 Evenyngham.- Vide Henyngham. John Morton, bishop of 23 17 109 10 Elyot, Thomas 2 3 15 u Everard, William 70 11 Elys, John 23 20 138 Everley, Thomas 12 22 158 Thomas Page 3
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Hereford, Th. bishop of continued 1 5 23 1 pluries 1 ind id Holgrave, John 1:1 2d id bis 1 1 13d ld 11 3d ld 2 1 5d Id 1 iud ld Hereford city, mayor of 2 2 4d 1 2 3d 20 Herefordshire, sheriff of 12 id 1 2! id 3d 2 1 11 133 2 1 7d 2d 2 1 6d 2d 2 2 3d 4d 2 2 9d 9d 2 3 8d 9d 2 3 &d ! Id Hermesthorp, John de 14 7 49 3 7 24 10 14 64 Holland, native of Heron, John 23 7 50 Holland in Lincolnshire, sheriff of.- Vide LincolnHerreise.- Vide Harreise. sbire. Herry, Johu and Miles ap.— Vide Ap Herry. Holme, John, clk. 15 22 10 Hersy Thomas 1 2 22 151 Hersy, Humphrey 2 1 6d | 2d 13 22 178 Hessy, Humphrey 1 2 70 3d Holmested.- Vide Holmsted. Hert. Johii, clk. 12 8 60 HolmstedHertley, Geoffrey 3 6 22 Holmesteld of Felsted, Richard 12 9d4d Hertlington.— Vide Hartlington. Holmsted, Richard 11 20 55 Herts, sheriff of 1 2] 1d Id Holond. - Vide Holand. 13 14 138 21 21 48 Edmund 1 5 10 78 6d | 2d Holy Trinity.— Vide Trinity. 2 2 3d 4d Honylane, William . 2 3 48 Herts and Essex, sheriff of. Vide Essex and Herts. Hoo, John 15 18 36 Hessy.- Vide Hersy. 24 Hevenyngham.- Vide Henyngham. Thomas bis 112d Hevyngham.-Vide Henyngham. 3d ld Hewyk, Jolin 21 12 126 12d ld 2 2 1 1 11130 id Hext 12 id Hext, Thomas 1 4 172 | 7d bis 2 2d ld 2 1 3d ld pluries 2 2 1 7d | 2d 60 2d Hexte, Thomas 60 ld 2 24d5d 1 1 6d Id [? same as Hcerde, Hoorde, Horde: which See.] 10d ld Hoord. Vide Horde, Thomas. 12d ld Hooton,Vide Huttou. liis 1 1 13d 1d Hoperion, John 2 1 9 149 1 2 3d 2d Hopkynson, Henry 2 2 4 | 27 12 5d 3d Hopton, Dávid, cik.. 1 2 12 89 Hryborn.— Vide Hayborn. Eilward 11 6d id Heydon.-Vide Haydon. 1 1 100 ld Heyward.– Vide Hayward. 1 2 4d | 2d [For names beginning with the syllable Hi, sce 12 Ed 30 the end of this letter.] 21 7d | 2d Hobard, James 2 3 100 120 Hobard, James 1 5 8d | 2d George 2 1id2d Hobart, James 14 3 19 Roger 1 2 7d 3d 15 sd 2d 2 1 d 2d Hobbard, James 21 3 2 2 8 65 Hoberd, James 15 23d 100 Thomas 13 91 Hobert, James 1 2 50 21 6d2d 1 2 190 | 7d William, knt. 11 60 id 21 6d | 2d Unid id Hubbard, James li 8d ld 12d ld 1 2 2d 2d 1113d 1 3 1 13 2 id id 13 21 1168 1 2 4d2d bis 2 1 3d ld 1411 64 Hubbert, James 1 id Id 1 517d6d Hobard, Richard Horde, John 23100 12d Hobard, Ricbaril 13 9 85 Horde, Thomas Hoberd, Richard 21 4 Hoord, Thomas 2 1 19d lid Hobart.--Vide Hobard.' Horde, Thomas . 116d id Hobbard.— Vide Hobard. 1 2 4d 2d Hobbys, William 1 2 3 28 1 2 8d 3d Hoberd.- Vide Hobard. 2 1 7did Hody, William ld 2 3 100 Tid ii 7d ld [? same as Hoo, and Heerde: which See.] 12 3d ad Horne, Richard 23 23 155 Hogan, alias Owgan, John. 13 10 104 Walter 2 3 23 155 Tbomas 1 3 10 104 Horseley.— Vide Horsley. Hogeson, Edmund 1 2 21 149 Horsle.— Vide Horsley. Hogs Horsley- Hogg, Peter 2 3 17 118 Horseley, William 1 13 Hogyes, Peter 2 1 6d 1518d id Hoke, Peter 2.3 9 57 Horton, Melicent 11 13 Hoygge, Henry 2' 1 2 Horton (Northumberland), Grey de.—Vide Gray de Hogges.— Vide Hogg. Hortou. Hoghton.— Vide Hutton. Horwood, John 2 2170 9d Hoke.- Vide Hogg. Hossewell, John 21 2d Hokyngton, Richard 2 3 20 137 Hosyer, Jolin, late of Ludlowe (Salop).. 2 2 18 132 Holand Hoton.-Vide Hutton. Holand, Thomas 12 7d 3d Hoton Thymbilby, or Thymylby de.- Vide ThymHolond, Thomas Page 4
Index of Names of Persons-Patent Rolls, Ric. III.--continued. The first column of numerals denotes the year of the reign ; the second, the number of the roll or " part" in each regnal year; the third, the modern numbering of the membranes included between brackets; and the fourth, the number of the entry.
Hutton, Johus-continued. Isabella, mother of Edward III. . 114 749 3 Howeton, John. 23 19 Isbery.–Vide Isbury. Isbury- Huton, John 21 18 79 Isbery, John 2 3 150 1941 2 18 80 Isbury, John 11 12d ld Hutton, Robert 1 2 70 3d Hoton, Robert 12 4 37 1 4 150 Hutton, Thomas, clk. 114 25 147 1 5 23d 100 2 3 16 106 2 2 9d 9d Hutton, William Isebury, John 21 60 2d Hoghton, William, knt. 2 3 20 130 Isebury.- ride Isbury. Houghton, William, knt. 12 ld id || Iseley, John.-Vide Isley. 12 13 95 1 2 100 6d Huwys, William U] 2 Italy, native of 2 2 13 100 Hide merchants of 2 3 21 140 Hide, James 12 13 96 Ive, Richard 6d ld Richard 1 21 13 100 1 9d id Hyde, Richard 2 3 6 | 33 13 92 Hyet.— Vide Hyot. 1 4d ld Higgeford, John 22 7 59 2 1 70 2d Higham Thomas 13 Higham, Richard 118d Ꭲd Ivers, Jobn 2 7d 1112d id 2 1 6d 2 1 2 3d 2d William, knt. 12 6d 3d 2 2 9d9d Thomas 1 2 6d 3d J. jun. 1 1 6d id 21 24 24 1113d ld 22 24 183 Highbam, Thomas 21 7d 2d Jakesson, Robert 13 1 16 Hygham, Thomas, jun. 1 2 4d | 2d James. Vide St. James. Highham.- Vide Higham. James, John- Hygons, John 11 5d ld James, John 13 23 184 22 5 12 1 2 3d 2d Jamys, John 13 8 77 Hykebam, William 2 2 7d 8d clk. 13 12 123 Hykkes [i. e. Hicks] alias Webbe 2 3 15 92 Hykkes, John 3 6 22 | James, Fitz.— Vide Fitz James. Hixe, Henry 1 3 10 98 James, king of Scotland.— Vide Scotland, king of. Hyll Jamys. — Vide James. Hill, Richard 13 1 27 Jankyn, John ap.–Vide Ap Jankyn, John, Hill, Robert 2 1 7d 2d || Janys ?, Andrew 2 3 25 173 2 1 10d Hille, Robert 11 3d ld Jay, Richard 1 i 2did 2 3 15d 18d il 3d ld Hyll, Robert 118d ld illd Id 11 12d ld 210 12 Id id 12 4d 2d 1 2 3d | 2d 1 2 6d 3d 2 1 4d ld 1 4 150 od 2 2 5d6d bis 21 3d ld 2 2 9d9d Jaye, Richard 2 1 7d2d Hylle, Robert 1 2 7d 3d | Jaye.- Vide Jay. Hyll, Thomas, knt. 2 2 9d | 9d || Jebbe, Thomas 21 22 38 Hilles, Thomas 1 4 25 145 Jenney, Edmund- 2 2 22 171 Genney, Edmund 1 2 4d 2d Hylton, Nicholas 21 2d id Jenney, Edmund 11 6d|ld Hyot ili 7d id Hyet, George 2 2 9 76 1 112d ld Hyot, Isabella bis 2 4 1 1 13d ld Hiot, Robert 23 175 12 ld id Hyot, Robert 4 1 2 6d 3d Hyotte, James 1/2 15 110 1 5 8d2d Hixe.- Vide Hykkes. 2 1 7d | 2d Jenny, Edmund 1/2 19d 7d Jenney, JohnJenney, John 1 2 5d 3d I. 13 ldid 1 5 23d 10d . 2 3 5 32 Jenny, John 2 1 100 | 3d levan Vachan or Vaghan, Richard åp Robert. Jonney ?, John 21 60 20 Vide Vaghan. Jenney, Thomas- Ince, Edmund bis 1 5 1706d Jenney, Thomas 13 ld ld Ingaldest borp, Edmund, knt. 13 1 5 23d 100 Joan, widow of Edmund 13 7 73 bis 21, 3d ld Inge, Thomas 2 2 22 173 Jenny, Thomas 2 1 10d 3d Ingelby, William, knt. 21 8d 2d || Jenney, WilliamIngowe, Robert 21 2 Jenney, William i1 id 1d Ippeswell, Robert 21 ll 128 knt. 11 12d ld Ipswich, burgesses of 23 24 161 1 5 170 | 5d Ireland, admiral of 1 18 42 Jenny, William 11 14 9 chancellor of 1 18 41 Ii 6d Id lieutenant of 13 1 1 10 23 64 2 3 21 141 11 lord lieutenant of 21 15 1103 Jenny.- Vide Jenney. Irthyngbourgh, John 1 5 17 | 48 || Jenyn, Thomas 21 3 Isaac Jenyns, Edward, clk. 21 4 Isaac, John 1520d 8d || Jernyngham, John Page 5
Index of Names of Persons-Patent Rolls, Ric. III.- continued. The first column of numerals denotes the year of the reign ; the second, the number of the roll or “part" in each regnal year; the third, the modern numbering of the membranes included between brackets; and the fourth, the number of the entry.
Markinfield, Thomas Mercer, Alan.— Vide Colett. Markenfeld, Thomas, knt, 1112d id Meres- 11 13d ld Meers, Thomas . 11 4d|ld 1/2 | 2d 2d Markynfeld, Thomas, knt. 21 5 (160 Meres, Thomas . 7d3d 21 8d2d 6 | 22 Marmayn. - Vide Marmyon. Merys, Thomas . 2 1 7d | 2d Marmyon Meyrs, Thomas . 2 1 8d | 2d Marmayn, Maucerus, or Maurice 11 9d ld Merland, Henry 22 22 170 Marmyon, Maucerus, or Maurice 11 4d ገ Id Richard, son and heir of Henry 22 22 170 Merssheton, Richard. 12 24 176 Marney.- Vide Marny. Merston, William 1 2 4 | 39 2 2 19 140 Mary, Alice, wife of Robert de . pluries 1/3 Merton, priory of, John-Gisbourne prior of 167 120 prior and sub-prior of St. Mary of 2 3 17 115 Marny, Henry tenants of the 2 2 19 140 Marnay, Henry. 1 2 7d 3d || Meryng, Thomas 118d | ld Marney, Henry. 2 1 6d | 2d 11|100 | id Marny, Robert 1 2 7d 3d 119 Mary, Robert de, knt. 211 1/3 167 20 21 1692 10 11 602d Merney, Robert de 23 64 William 1 4 19 Marny, William de . 3 25 (168 bis 13 of Newark, Thomas 167 (20 Merys. Vide Meres. 19 William, son and heir of Robert de 22 24 185 13 167 Metcalf, Brian 120 Christopher. 23 21 143 Marshall James 11 19 45 Marchall, William 14 13 83 15 988 2 i 4 Metcalf, MilesMarsshall, Thomas 12 10 80 Metcalf, Miles . 11 4d | id Marsshall.— Vide Marshall. 1 1 9did Marten.-Vide Martyn. 1 2 2d | 2d 12 8d 3d Martham, John pluries 1/3 {20 167 13] Id | 2d Martyn, Geoffrey 14 13 92 Metecalf, Miles 21 8d2d Ralph 23 6 33 Metcalf, Otho . 15 9 89 Richard 14 15 106 Peter. 15 990 clk. 11 14 23 Richard 991 Thomas 21 3 Metcalf, Thomas- 23 23 148 Metcalf, Thomas 4d | 1d Martyn, William knt. 9d1d Marten, William 2 1 6d 2d 10 77 Martyn, William 113d ገd 8d 3d 1112d ld Metecalf, Thomas 8d24 321. 1143 21 | 2did Martyndale Meteham, Thomas, knt. 4d | ld Martyndale, Robert 23|15d 170 12 2d2d Rowland 2 3 150 17d 1 2 6d 3d Mortyndale, John 23 6 33 13 ld 20 Mary.- Vide St. Mary. Metham, Thomas, knt. 21 | 8d | 2d Maryot Metley, Thomas 23 idid Mariot, Richard 1 2 3d 2d | Meverell, Thomas 11 8 1 [For names beginning with the syllable Mi, see end Maryot, Richard 1 60 id of the letter.) 112d ld || Mody, Agnes, wife of John 12 15 106 1 2 15 106 2 6d 3d 1 143 Masham.- Vide Scrope de Masham. [For names beginning with the syllable moi , see Mason, Peter 2 2 8 68 Moy.] Massam, John Scrope de.- Vide Scrope de Mas MollMassbeam,} ham. Moll, Thomas, clk. 23 521 Mathewe, John 1/5 23 9 Molle, Isota, wife of John 4 49 Walter 13 14 138 John 13 4 49 Mathyng, Robert 2 3 150 170 19 147 Matravers, Thomas Arundel de-Vide' Arundel de Molle.- Vide Moll. Maltravers. Molyneux, James 4 24 139 Mauley.- Vide Malo Lacu. 1 4 25 143 Mauntell, Walter, knt. 2 3 22 (145 clk. 22 536 Mautravers. - Vide Arundel de Maltravers. Molyneux, ThomasMavory, Thomas 11 25 98 Molineux, Thomas 118d id Maximilian, duke of Austria and Brabant.-- Vide Molyneux, Thomas | 1 100 ld Austria, duke of, 2 ld id May, John 21 2 2 | 3d2d 26 3 | 2 7d 3d Mayew, Richard, clk. 2 56 16d 2d; Maymond, Thomas | 4 | 14 93 Mompesson.— Vide Mountpesson. Maynwaryn.— Vide Mayuwaring. Moncke, John. - Vide Monke. Maynwaring Mondes, John, jun. 2 3 150 180 Maynwaryn, George 21| 70 | 2d Mone, John 15 6 117 Maynwaryng, George 1 2 8d 3d bis 21 4 Meath, William, bishop of 11 18 Meceham.- Vide Metham. Mongomery.- Vide Mountgomery.. Mouke, of London, alias Moncke, alias Munk 15 23 9 Medesen, John 2 2 3d 2d | Monpesson.- Vide Mountpesson. Medford, Robert 2 2 4d | 5d Montague, marchioness of. 21 25 13 Medina, merchants of the town of 3 135 Meers.-- Vide Meres. [de monte acuto), William 22 10 83 Monte acuto.— Vide Montague. Melkesham, John 12 327 Monte Begon (Mount Begon'], Roger de 12 20 145 Merbury, Robert 13 23 188 Montford. — Vide Mountford Page 6
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Parker, Richard-continued. 1|2|9d4d | Pemberton—continued. 22 24 181 William 13 13d 6d Pembreton, Robert 1 sd 2d 22 Parliament [1 Hen. VI.] 133 Pembreton.— Vide Pemberton. Pembroke, Jasper, son of Owin Tedur, earl of 14 6 43 (17 John Hastynges, earl of 31 18 165 [8 Hen. VI.) 1 41 18 116 John Hastyngs, earl of 5 5 122 19 William, late earl of 123 74 [1 Edw. IV.). 1 2 9d 4d 11 114 Edw. IV.) 29 William Herbert, earl of 2 3 12 79 (last one of Edw. IV.] 13 ld | 2d Vide also 417d ገd Huntingdon, earl of 14 6 43 (1 Ric. III. ?] 15 8d 2d 2 3 Pendeford, John 3 19 [23 Jan. 1 Ric. III.] | 2 | 118d 10d 4 21 22d 19d | Penfoun- [Act of 1 Edw. IV. noticed] 15 2 142 Penfoun, John 12 6d 3d (Act of 3 Edw. IV. concerning fleeces, Penfim ?*, John 21 7d | 2d noticed] 251 25d 20d | Penfun.-Vide Penfoun. [act of] 23 5 | 27 Penkeih, Thomas 3 25 174 fact of Ric. III.] 23 5 27 | Penley- [clerk of the] 1 4 25 147 Penley, John 6d 3d (speaker of the] 131 11 00 2 1.25 12 Parre, Thomas, son and heir of William 6 68 7d | 2d 2 1 19 70 Penlyn, Johu ገ ld William, knt. T1 4d id 11 10d id 1 2 3d 2d 13 6 68 3d id 2 2 19 146 Partsoyle- Penreth, Lewis Ti 25d 210 Partfoyle, Robert 1 2 | 3d | 2d Penwaren.Vide Kent, Laurence ? Partfoyll, Robert 11 3d ld | Penycok, Jolin 129d4d Partriche, Thomas 2 3 5 27 120 55 Passo, Pedro de 11 230 210 Percy, George 2 2 14 113 Paston, John 2 3d 3d Henry, knt. 15 19 30 -:-[Vide also Northumberland, earl of] 15 2 142 11 11 64 2 3/ 3d 4d Leo, knt. 15 2 142 William 12 5d 3d Margaret, alias Dowglas. Vide Douglas. 216d 2d Paty, John 14 15 101 knt. 1112d | Id 12 ld Id Paulet.- Vide Pawlet. 12 / 7d 3d bis 4 11 64 Pavy, Hugh, clk. 2 3 6 36 4/ 1275 Pawelet.- Vide Pawlet. bis il 6d 2d Pawlet, Amias- 1 ed | 2d Pawelet, Amias 2 3 15 97 2 9d | 9d Pawlet, William, Peresall.-Vide Pershall. Paulet, William 11 7d Id Perpouut, Edmund 21 25 10 70 id Pawelet, William 5d ld Pershall- knt. 5d id Peresall, Hugh . 2110d 3d 2 3 15 | 97 Persale, Humphrey 21 7d | 2d Payn.— Vide Payne. Perseale, Humphrey 11 2d ጋ Id Payne, John Pershall, Humphrey 12 7d ] 3d Payn, John 3 21 23 | 27 23 6 33 i9 Pert- Payne, John 1/3 167 |{20 Pert, Thomas 21100 | 3d Payne, Michael - Perte, Thomas 13] id ld Payn, Michael 14 13 83 15 23d 100 Payne, Richard 14 13 88 Perte.-- Vide Pert. 22 3d 2d Payne, Thomas Peter, John. – Vide White. Payn, Thomas 1 4 13 83 Peter. Vide St, Peter, Payvell, John 11 4d ገd ld Petit- 11 9d Id Petite, John 2 / 125d 20d 11 5d ገ id 2 1 3d ገ id William 4d ld Petyte, Michael 11 5d ጋ ld T1100 ld 1 2 3d | 2d Peyntour.- Vide Paynter. Paynter, John 2 2 3 17 Peysmersh, Joan, widow of John 12 3 | 26 Peyntour, John 1/ 24 88 John, knt. 12 3 26 Thomas 14 | 96 96 Peyto, John (the great-grandson] 23 22 145 Pecche- John (the great-grandfather] 2 3 22 145 Pecche, William, knt. 13 14 137 William, kut. (the father] 2 3 2.2 145 Peke. John 22 9 80 William, knt. (the son] 23 2: 145 Peitvyn, Richard 2 22 173 Pey.] Phelep. ) Phelip. Vide Philip Pekham, James 1 2 6d 3d Philip, duke of Burgundy and count of Flanders. 21|7d| 2d Vide Burgundy, duke of. Pelham, William 12 5d 3d Philip, Edward- 2 2 | 3d2d Pemberton Philip, Edward, jun. . ? 313d 14d Pemberton, James 2 1 14 111 Philip, Thomas- Robert 1/2 id id Phelep, Thomas 22 7d 8d 21313d (14d
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St. Leger, Thomas-continued.. Sancto Laurencio, Robertus de.— Vide Houthe, lord. Seynleger, Thoinas, knt. 12 3d 2d || Saude, JohnSeyntleger, Thomas, knt. 2 118d 100 Sandes, John 1 2 | 19 (132 St. Leonard of Asholt in Ardale (York), prioress Sande, Reginald or Reynoldof. - Vide Ardale, Sande, Reynold 1 1 10d | ld St. Lowe Iuld ld Saintlowe, John, knţ. 4 2 7 Reginald 1 2 3d | 2d Sayntlo, John, knt. 411 65 13 ld 2d Seintlowe, John, knt. 7d ld 21 2did Seyntlowe, John, knt.. 2 | 2d 2d 3d | 2d 1 5d ld Sandes, Reginald 1 7d 20 1uld ld 2 22d 170 St. Mary de Prez, in Leicester, John, abbot of the Sonde, Reynold 116d ld monastery of 23 23 157 bis 1/1 7dld St. Mary Graces, near the tower of London.- Vide 12 6d 3d London. 3 ld ld St. Mary Magdalen, near the city of Winchester, Sandes.— Vide Sande. warden of.–Vide Winchester. Sandland, Thomas 15 5 120 St. Mary of Berkyng.–Vide Barking. Sandy, Robert 1 2 6d 3d St. Mary of Coverham, abbot of.- Vide Cover 119 ham. Sanlo [de Sancto laudo), Robert 13 167 20 St. Mary of Merton, prior of.–Vide Merton. Sapcote, John, St. Mary Overey, Henry, prior of bis 1 520d | 8d Sapcote, John ili 1953 St. Mary without the walls of York.- Vide York. 1 1 5d ld St. Mary and St. James of Walden.— Vide Walden. 1 1 6d ld Vide also St. Mary in Index of Localities, &c. bis 1 1100 ld St. Nicholas of Angers, abbot of.— Vide Angers. 11 12d | ld St. Paul de Leon, bishop of 2 3 23 154 bis 11 13d id St. Paul, London, dean of the cathedral of.– Vide bis 1 2 3d 2d London, tower of. 125d 3d St. Peter of Gloucester, abbot of.- Vide Gloucester. 13 24d8d St. Peter of Shrewsbury.— Vide Shrewsbury. 114 3 | 21 St. Peter of Westminster.— Vide Westminster. 1417d id St. Saviour's at Bermondsey. - Vide Bermondsey. 15 | 17 | 42 St. Stephen's chapel, in the palace of Westminster, 21 3d ld dean and chapter of.--Vide Westminster. 21 7d 2d St. Thomas of Acres, master of the house of.- Vide Sapcotes, John 114 6 45 London, city of.. 2 3 172 200 Salamanca, Pedro de 1 1 230 210 | Sapcote, Thomas, 13 9d 4d Sapcot, Thomas 2 1 8d | 2d 11 19 | 51 1 4 4d 1 1 5d ld 15 3 135 11 !d | ld 23 | 12 72 12 ld | ld Salford, Richard 23 33 1 2 4d | 2d Salisbury, bishop of 1 1 24d 22d 1 2 7d | 3d L. bishop of 1 1 3d ld 1/3 16 150 11] 5d Id 113 ld | 2d Lionel, bishop of 12 19 136 1312d | 5d late bishop of 22 1 2 15 17 4:2 2 3 2 8 2 3 ldid 2 11 Sapcotes, Thomas 2317d 120d Lionel Wideỹyle, late bishop of 21 26 1 Sapcote, William Lionel Wydevyle, late bishop of 31 11 69 Sapcote, William 1 1 10d id 17 21 60 2d Richard, bishop of 1|4|18 116 Sapcotys, William 8 Richard Beauchamp, bishop of 22 8 66 Thomas, bishop of 2 3 20 136 Satton, Robert 2 1 6d2d Thomas Langton, bishop of 3 2 11 Saunderson, Robert 11 22 69 translated from 2 3 2 8 || Sauney, John . 21 6d | 2d the see of St, David's to the see of Savage, Araldus, knt, 2 1 1968 2 3 11 69 Humphrey 1/1 232 210 2 3 636 John 12 6 51 Vide also St. David's; bishop of. John, knt, 1 100 ld Salisbury, bishopric of, tenants thereof. 23 2 8 1 2 6d 3d Margaret, daughter of Richard, earl of.-15 4 (132 3/ 11 (115 Vide also Oxford, Margaret, wife of John, earl of. 21 | 2d / ld Richard, earl of . 15 4 132 21 7d | 2d Richard, earl of Warwick and. - Vide 3d | 2d Warwick and Şalisbury. jun., knt. 2 3 15 98 Salkeld, Richard 13 24 198 Thomas 12 19 134 21 8d 23 6 33 23/150 170 Savyle-Vide Savyli. Salman.- Vide Salvan. Savy)l, JohnSalop, sheriff of.-Vide Shropshire. Savyle, John, knt. 21/ 3d | ld Salvan, Henry Savyll, John, knt. 2 / 60 34 Salman*, Henry 2 3 16 103 Sayvile, John, knt. 8 78 Salvan, John, knt. 15 2 142 3d id Salvan, Ralph Sayvyll, John, knt. 1 | 2d | Id Salman*, Ralph 11 17 39 Savyll, ThomasSalvan, Ralph 15 2 142 Savyle, Thomas 3 71 71 Salyan, Thomas 2 1 1 5 161 Salman*, Thomas 1 17 39 Sayvyl, Thomas 13 22 181 Salvan, Thomas 5 2 142 || Savyll, WilliamSalvan, William Sayvile, William 1 | 2 | 2d 2d Salman*, William 13 2 | 34 Sayvyle, William 13 ld | 2d Sambroke, John 21 24 23 Sayvyll, Williain 4d | id Sampson, Elizabeth, widow of Thomas 11 86 Saviours. Vide St. Saviour's, Thomas 1? 11 86 Say, Henry Fenys, lord 12 2 16 2 3 17 119 Joan, wife of Thomas 1 2 1 86 Sanches, or Sancho Darys, John.— Vide Darys. Page 8
Index of Names of Persons-Patent Rolls, Ric. III. continued.
The first column of numerals denotes the year of the reign ; the second, the number of the roll or “ part” in each regnal year ; the third, the modern numbering of the membranes included between brackets; and the fourth, the number of the entry.
Tremayle, Thomas-continued. Twyneho, John Tremayle, Thomas-continued. bis 1 i 3d ld Twyneho, John 12 6d 3d pluries 1/1/ 5d ld Twyneo, John 2 3 170 21d 1/1 od ld Twynyho, Johu. bis 1 1 20 id pluries 1 ind ld i/illd ገ id 118d ld 1113d ld bis 1 il 9d ld 2 1 5d Id 110d id 2 1 7d 2d pluries 1 ild id || Twyneho, William pluries 12d ld Twyneho, William 1 i 3d id 1 pluries 1 13d id 1 2 3d 2d 1 15d 2d 1 Twynyho, William 1 2 5d 3d 1 2 3d 2d 2 1 6d 2d 15/20 13 lwyneho de Cirencester2 1 4d | ld Twyneho de Cirencester, John 11 5d id 21 5d ld 11 7d ld 22 210 13d || Twyneo, 23 ld ld Twynybo. Vide Twyneho. 213 214 24d || Twytte, Thomas 14 13 83 Trenchard, John 14 1 2 Tyard, Alexander : : 2 2 7d ed alias Traynchard 23 5 27 | TychburnTrenowith Tichebourn, John 21 3d ld Trenowith, John 21 3d id Tycheborne, Johu 1 2 6d 3d Trenoyth, John 1 110d id Tychebourn, John 2 1 3d ገ ld 1 2 6d 3d 1il1d ገ id Treynoith, John 2 1 7d | 2d Tychebourne, John 3 ld 2d Trepoyth.— Vide Trenowith. 7d2d Treonney, Vivian, clk. 2 2 5 42 Tycheburn, John 1 i 2d ld Trerise, Arundel. - Vide Arundei Trerise. Tresawell, Thomas. bis ili 5d . }– Vide Tychburn. 1 2 3d 2d Tychet, John, knt.— Vide Audeley de Audeley. Tresliam, Thomas, knt. 3 15 143 Tykull, Ralph 11 3d ገ id 151 17 48 Tyler, William 14 13 86 Trethewy, Thomas 1 i10d ገ ld Tilles- 15 13 63 Trevanyon Tyllys, Richard 1 1 212 230 Trayvegnon, John 21 od 2d Tyllesley, John 2 3 5 25 Trebenon, * John 1 1 10d ld Tyllys.- Vide Tilles. Trevanyon, John 2 1 3d Id TylneyTreveynon, John 1 2 6d 3d Tilney, Robert . 23 9 63 Trevelyan— Tylney, Philip 2 3 3d 4d , 114 7 49 Trevilian, John, jun., alias Trevylyan Tymanson, Lambert . 13 13 132 2 2 9 77 Tymperley, John, jun. 12 od 3d Treveyron.— Vide Trevanyon. 2 1 7d 2d Trevylyan.— Vide Trevelyan. William 2 1 23 30 Treynoith.-Vide Trenowith. 3 (For names beginning with the syllable Tri, see Tyne.— Vide Newcastle on Tyne. Try.] Tyrell, ElizabethTrogoys. - Vide Tregoys. 10 Tropenell, Thomas Tirell, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas 2 2 5 33 2 3 11 64 Trunce, John 2 3 23 155 Tyrell, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas 11 Walter 2 3 23 155 Tyrell, Humphrey Trussell, Edward 12 24 173 Tirell, Humphrey 4 17 son and heir of William 14. 46 Tyrell, Humphrey 12 7d 3d William, knt. 1 2 21 173 21 14 6 16 2 15 115 Trye, William 12 60 3d 20 2 1 7d2d Tryngham.Vide Tyryngham, Tyrell, JamesTrinity of London, prior, &c., of the house of the Tirell, James, knt. 21 Holy.- Vide London. Triuity of Plesshe, house of the Holy.-Vide Pleshey. bis 2 2 6d 7d Trype, Goskyn 2 3 6 Tyrell, James, knt. 33 bis 150 ld Turistall, Richard, knt. 14 4d ld 1 1 100 ld 2 2 1 123d 180 4 23 Thomas 11 24 87 1/2 | 3d 2d 11 6d ld 14 4 27 1 2 3d 2d 15 17 42 21 17 86 2 1 3d id William 12 5 40 2 2 12 92 Tyrell, Robert. 7d | 3d 15 12 122 Tyrell, Thomas2 2 12 92 110 Turburvyle, John 2 2 5d 6d Tirell, Thomas . 2 3 64 1111 Turnay, William, prior of the hospital of St. John of 3 4 17 Jerusalem in England bis 11 13 Tyrell, Thomas 111 3 Turnour, William 21 10 135 i i did 15 8d 4d i 11d ld Turnill or Turvill ? — 12 3d | 2d Turnill, Robert 11 8 1 bis 1 2 7d 3d Turvill, Hugh 13 5 52 21 6d 2d John 13 5 52 2 15 115 Turpyng, John bis 214d ld 2 3 20 Turyill?- Vide Turnill. knt. 11 20 55 Tutsain?- Vide Tutsham. 12 9d 4d Tutsham Tirry, William, clk. 1 10 144 Tutsain ? William 1 2 6d 3d | TyrwhittTuttesham, William : 3 23 153 Tuttesham.-Vide Tutsham. Tirwhitie, William 2 19 145 Twaytes.- Vide Thwaytes. Tyrwhite, William lid Twynam, William Covert de.— Vide Covert de Page 9
Index of Names of Persons-Patent Rolls, Ric. III.- continued. The first column of numerals denotes the year of the reign ; the second, the number of the roll o: " part" in each regnal year; the third, the modern numbering of ithe membranes included between brackets ; and the fourth, the number of the entry.
Wortley, Thomas, knt. Wylkys.— Vide Wilkes. Worteley, Thomas, knt. 21 6d | 2d Willerby, George 1 1 19 48 Wortley, Tb., knt. 2 i 3d id Willougliby, Christopher- Thomas, knt. 11 ild Ꭲ Id Willoughby, Christopher 116d ld 12 ld ld knt. 11 12dld 2 7d3d Willughby, Christopher, knt. 21 7d 2d 3 14 133 Wiloughby, Christopher 1 1 7dd 4 13 78 knt. 2 3 12 79 4 13 85 Wylloughby, Christopher 1 2 4d 1 22 44 Wyloughby, Christopher, knt 12 6d 3d 1 7d | 2d Wylowhby, Christopher, knt. 11 13d id Wurteley, Thomas, knt. 1 4d id | Willoughby, RalpbWoudley, Robert 2 3 5d 5d Willoughby, Ralph 1 1 12d ld Wrangwisshe, Thomas 15 4 131 12 ld ld Wratton, Peter 21 25 18 1 2 2d | 2d Wretyll.-Vide Writtill. 2 1 7d2d [For names beginning with the syllable Wri, see 2 3 16 105 Wry.] Willughby, Ralph 4 2 13 Wrotesley, Richard 2 1 4d | id 5 5 123 Wrothe, John 2 2 5 35 2 1 13 117 Wrotley, Thomas, knt. 12 70 2 1 13 118 Wroughton, John 2 1 7d2d 6d2d 23 6 35 260 212 Wright 3 2d Wright, John 15 8 92 Wylloughby, Ralph 8d ld William 21 10 145 3d id Wryght, Robert 11 3 2 3 240 260 Writhe Wyloughby, Ralph 1 ild ld Writhe, John 3 22 178 12 6d 3d alias Garter [berald] 12 5 45 21 3d ld Wrythe, John, alias Norroy (herald] 1 1 24 89 Wylowhby, Ralph 11 13d ld Writtill Willougby, RobertWretyll, John 1|2|7d 3d Willoughby, Robert 12 19 135 Writtill, John 1 1 8d ld knt. 11 8d id Wrytill, Jolin 1 2 3d 2d 13 3 41 Wryxham, William, clk. 7 49 Willughby, Robert, knt. 21 14 113 Wuller, William 2 2 4d5d Wiloughby, Robert, knt. 2 15 108 Wulseley.-Vide Wolsley. Wyloughby, Robert, knt. Til 6d id Wulstone.— Vide Wolston. 2 3d 2d Wurteley.— Vide Wortley. Willughby.-Vide Willoughby. Wybbe, master Peter 22 5 44 William, Thomas Fitz.--Vide Fitz William. Wydeslade, John 1114d 2d Wylliams, Nicholas . 22 22 166 1119d7d Williams, Richard 13 1 31 1 1190 120 1 3 12 119 15 18d 70 13 12 120 Wydeslade, Richard 15 6 112 Wideslade, Richard 14173 | 72 2 2 6 53 Wydeslade, Richard 11 60 ld Williamson, Henry 13 1 15 11 8d ld Willis, William 2 1 7d | 2d 1 1 12d id | Wyloughby. Vide Willoughby. 11123d 2ld 12 5d 3d 15 11 72 Wydislate, Richard 1 1 100 ld Wilt, Peter 11 17 40 Widevile, Anthony Wiltes.— Vide Wilts. Wylton, Pole de.-Vide Pole de Wylton. Wodvyle, Edward 13 25 202 Wilts, Avice, wife of James earl of | 2 2 15 115 Widevile, Richard Wilts, Constance, countess of Wodeville, Richard, knt., alias Wideville, Wiltes', Constance, wife of John late earl Wydeville, Widevill, Widevile. 2 3 13 | 81 of 2 2 22 172 Wydeville.-- Vide Widevilé. Wilts, Constance, wife of John earl of : 4 23 Widevyle, or Wydevyle, Lionel, late bishop of Wilts, Edward, son of John earl of Salisbury.-Vide Salisbury, bishop of. Wiltes', Edward, son and heir of Jolin late Wydislate.--Vide Wydeslade. earl of . 2 2 22 172 Wight, lady of the isle of.— Vide York, Philippa, Wilts, James , earl of 13 14 (138 duchess of. alias James de Ormond 2 2 15 115 Wyghton, John 13 12d | 5d Wiltes, John earl of- 2 2 22 172 Wyghtryog, or Wythryng, William 11113 Wilts, John earl of.–Vide also Ormond 2 2 4 | 23 Wigmore (Hereford dioc.), Thomas, abbot of the mo Wiltshire, sheriff of 270 3d nastery of St. James of 23 3 15 5 11 73 Wykam, William 15 1 146 217d2d Wykes, John 11 5d ! ld 2 116d 7d 11 7d ld 2 1 22d 180 11 ildid bis 2 2 3d 3d 12 2d | 2d 2 2 3d 4d 12 6d 3d 2 3 8d | 9d 21 4 23 14d 160 2 3 3 17 Wiltshire and Hants, escheator of.-Vide Hants and Wylcok, William, clk. 13 9 93 Wilts. Wilcokks, William 13 1 21 Wymbyssh- 13 21 173 Wymbyssh, Thomas 1 1 4d id Wilde Wymbysshe, Thomas 11 9d id Wyld, John 23 6 33 1 1 18d Wylde, John bis 2 1 4 i 2 20 21 Wilde, Thomas lil 1740 Winchcombe Wildecotes, Thomas 2 2 6 47 Winchecombe, abbot, &c., of 2 1 10 136 Wylgrice, John 15 18d 7d Wynchecombe, abbot of 1 4 16 115 Wilkes , Page 10
SEVENTH, EIGHTH, AND NINTH PRINTED REPORTS
DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS.
7 An Inder to the First, Second, and Third Printed Reports is appended to the Third Printed Report, An Index to the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Printed Reports is appended to the Sixth Printed Report.
ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL OF CHANCERY. Books and Papers connected with the Slave Compensation Records received from
ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL OF THE NAVY. See Admiralty Records.
ACCOUNTS. See Court and Chamber Keeper's Accounts, (Queen's Bench). See German Accounts. See Ministers' Accounts, (Tower). See Taxes, &c. &c. Two Rolls of Accounts, relating to the Ordnance and Army, temp. Edw. VI. andĮ VII. . Eliz., among Treasury Records; transferred to Rolls House VIII. VIII. Inventory of Private Memoranda of, (Queen's Bench) VIII.
ACCRUING RECORDS. Additional accommodation required for those of the Registrar-General; his appli- VII. cation to the Treasury referred to the Master of the Rolls; reply thereto. VII.
Warrants and proceedings for bringing the Accruing Records into the custody of) the Master of the Rolls, in 1845
Inventory of those transferred in 1845. · VII. Warrants for transfer of those of Courts of common Law, &c., for 1825, stayeds VII. in 1845 for want of proper accommodation, &c. VII. VIII. The like, in 1846, for those for 1825 and 1826 VIII. Circular addressed to the Masters of the Courts of Common Law, the Queen's Remembrancer, and the Treasurer of Queen Anne's Bounty, that the Accruing VIII. Records for 1825 and 1826 cannot be received for want of proper accommo VIII. dation; reply of the Queen's Remembrancer thereto VIII. Of the Chancery and Parliament transferred, in 1846 VIII. IX. in 1847 IX. Additional space provided in Rolls Chapel for those of the Chancery. IX. Miscellaneous trausfers in 1847 IX. Warrants for transfer of those of Courts of Common Law, &c., for 1825, 1826, IX. and 1827, prepared : Records in course of transfer. .U IX.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS OF SUPREMACY. VII. By Religious Houses : temp. Hen. VIII.: afford Materials for a History of the) VII. Reformation : Inventory thereof VII. VIII.
ADMIRALTY RECORDS. Operations upon, from 1840 to 1845 . VII. Proceedings connected with Transfers and Removals from Deptford Dock-yard, VIII. . previous to March, 1846. Further proceedings in 1846 ; correspondence between Accountant-General of VIII. the Navy, Treasury, Admiralty, and Public Record Office; extensive Re- movals; mode of Removal . VIII. Particulars of Admiralty Documents received in 1846. VIII. Mode of arrangement after transfer, and regulations for searches : operations :] VIII. nature and value of Documents transferred VIII. VIII. Log Books: their nature, origin, and value ; deaths and marriages entered VIII. therein: extract from the earliest Log Book extant . VIII. Pay Books: their use, extent, and description : example of their utility in ques- VIII
ADMIRALTY RECORDS—continued. Report of Officers of the Admiralty, &c., on details preparatory to the final VIII. Transfer of the Greenwich Out-Pension Office to the War Office and Admiralty í VIII. Correspondence between the Admiralty, the Accountant-General of the Navy, and Public Record Office, respecting a proposed transfer of Lieutenants' Log Books. Report of Mr. Hardy, on the Log Books deposited at Somerset House IX. Further transfer of Admiralty Records, in 1847; mode of arrangement; ope IX. rations, Catalogues, Indexes; use of the Records by Admiralty Officers, &c., IX. regulations as to Fees
9 17 21, 22 S 10, 14, 26, 27 9, 26
One Affidavit of Service of Subpæna, Mich. 1808, transferred to Carlton Ride, in 1847
AFFIDAVITS, (Queen's Bench, Plea Side). . Further transfer in 1845: and operations upon various descriptions of
IX. in 1847 . IX. AFRICAN COMPANY, THE ROYAL. VII. Dissolved in 1821: their Records among Treasury Documents ; description || VII. thereof, and operations upon, with Inventory of Books: Records transferred | VIII. to Rolls House VIII. VIII. AGARDE’S INDEXES. Transferred from Chapter House to Carlton Ride, in 1847 IX. AGENDA BOOK, (Treasury). VII. Nature of: transferred to Rolls House, in 1846 VIII.
AMERICA. Accounts of the Treasurer of Martin Frobisher's three Voyages to . Books of Assignments connected with “ Penn's Perpetuity,” or compensation for loss of Pennsylvania, among Treasury Records . Books and Papers relating to, among Treasury Records Minutes of the Treasury relating to the American War, transferred to Rolls House, in 1846 .
AMMUNITION. Dangers to the Records from Military Stores, Gunpowder, &c., in the Tower of London : Reports and Correspondence thereon, from 1732 to 1845
ANGELL v. ANGELL. Extract from the Summing-up of Lord Denman, in the above Case, showing the VIII. VIII.
ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL OF CHANCERY. Books and Papers connected with the Slave Compensation Records received from
ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL OF THE NAVY. See Admiralty Records.
ACCOUNTS. See Court and Chamber Keeper's Accounts, (Queen's Bench). See German Accounts. See Ministers' Accounts, (Tower). See Taxes, &c. &c. Two Rolls of Accounts, relating to the Ordnance and Army, temp. Edw. VI. andĮ VII. Eliz., among Treasury Records; transferred to Rolls House VIII. VIII. Inventory of Private Memoranda of, (Queen's Bench) VIII.
ACCRUING RECORDS. Additional accommodation required for those of the Registrar-General; his appli-) VII. cation to the Treasury referred to the Master of the Rolls ; reply thereto. VII.
Warrants and proceedings for bringing the Accruing Records into the custody of the Master of the Rolls, in 1845
Inventory of those transferred in 1845. . VII. Warrants for transfer of those of Courts of Common Law, &c., for 1825, stayeds VII. in 1845 for want of proper accommodation, &c. VII. VIII. The like, in 1846, for those for 1825 and 1826 VIII. Circular addressed to the Masters of the Courts of Common Law, the Queen's Remembrancer, and the Treasurer of Queen Anne's Bounty, that the Accruing VIII. Records for 1825 and 1826 cannot be received for want of proper accommo- VIII. dation; reply of the Queen’s Remembrancer thereto VIII. Of the Chancery and Parliament transferred, in 1846 VIII. IX. in 1847 IX. Additional space provided in Rolls Chapel for those of the Chancery. IX. Miscellaneous transfers in 1847 IX. Warrants for transfer of those of Courts of Common Law, &c., for 1825, 1826, IX. and 1827, prepared : Records in course of transfer. IX.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS OF SUPREMACY.
By Religious Houses : temp. Hen. VIII. : afford Materials for a History of the Reformation : Inventory thereof
ADMIRALTY RECORDS. Operations upon, from 1840 to 1845 VII. Proceedings connected with Transfers and Removals from Deptford Dock-yard, VIII. previous to March, 1846. Further proceedings in 1846 ; correspondence between Accountant-General of VIII. the Navy, Treasury, Admiralty, and Public Record Office; extensive Re- movals ; mode of Removal . VIII. Particulars of Admiralty Documents received in 1846. VIII. Mode of arrangement after transfer, and regulations for searches : operations:; VIII. nature and value of Documents transferred VIII. VIII. Log Books: their nature, origin, and value ; deaths and marriages entered VIII. therein: extract from the earliest Log Book extant . VIII. Pay Books: their use, extent, and description : example of their utility in ques- VIII. tions of pedigree VIII.
ADMIRALTY RECORDS—continued. Report of Officers of the Admiralty, &c., on details preparatory to the final VIII. Transfer of the Greenwich Out-Pension Office to the War Office and Admiralty i VIII. Correspondence between the Admiralty, the Accountant-General of the Navy, and Public Record Office, respecting a proposed transfer of Lieutenants' Log IX. Books. Report of Mr. Hardy, on the Log Books deposited at Somerset House IX. Further transfer of Admiralty Records, in 1847; mode of arrangement; ope- IX. rations, Catalogues, Indexes; use of the Records by Admiralty Officers, &c., IX. regulations as to Fees
9 17 21, 22 SI 10, 14, 26, 27 9, 26
One Affidavit of Service of Subpæna, Mich. 1808, transferred to Carlton Ride, in 1847
AFFIDAVITS, (Queen's Bench, Plea Side). . Further transfer in 1845: and operations upon various descriptions of
AFRICAN COMPANY, THE ROYAL. VII. Dissolved in 1821: their Records among Treasury Documents ; description VII. thereof, and operations upon, with Inventory of Books: Records transferred | VIII. to Rolls House VIII. VIII. AGARDE'S INDEXES. Transferred from Chapter House to Carlton Ride, in 1847 IX,
AMERICA. Accounts of the Treasurer of Martin Frobisher's three Voyages to . Books of Assignments connected with “ Penn's Perpetuity,” or compensation for loss of Pennsylvania, among Treasury Records . Books and Papers relating to, among Treasury Records Minutes of the Treasury relating to the American War, transferred to Rolls House, in 1846
AMMUNITION. Dangers to the Records from Military Stores, Gunpowder, &c., in the Tower of London : Reports and Correspondence thereon, from 1732 to 1845
ANGELL v. ANGELL. Extract from the Summing-up of Lord Denman, in the above Case, showing the VIII. importance of the Admiralty Pay Books, &c. VIII.
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Ap Page of Page of pendix. Report. Appendix.
ANGLESEY. See Welsh Records.
ANNUITIES. See Life Annuities. See Memorials of Annuity Deeds. Sec Tontine Annuities.
Roll of Accounts relating to the Army sent into Scotland, 1569–1571, among Treasury Records : transferred to Rolls House, in 1846 Books relating to, among Treasury Records
ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. Proposed transfer of Books and Papers thereof, in 1846 : Correspondence) thereon : part of the Documents destroyed : remainder not received for want of sufficient accommodation .
ARRANGEMENTS OF RECORDS. Records formerly arranged under Pictorial Sigus, &c. VII. VII. Complete arrangement of various classes suspended for want of proper accommo- VII. dation and Fire-Proof Repository: temporary expedients . VIII. VIII. Summary of arrangements made by the Officers, in 1845 VII. from 1940 to 1845 VII. in 1846 VIII. in 1847 IX. Expenses of Workmen's Labour in Carlton Ride, from August, 1840, to Decem-s IX. ber, 1847. IX.
ASSIZE ROLLS. Operations upon, at Chapter House, from 1840 to 1845 . . Warrant for Removal of those at Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, previous to Henry VIII.: removal suspended on account of repairs in progress ATTORNEY, LETTERS AND POWERS OF.
Among Treasury Records ; description and value thereof, with Inventory
Trau:sferred from Treasury, in 1846, with exceptions. ATTORNEY, WARRANTS OF. See Warrants of Attorney.
ATTORNEYS. See Attorneys’ Admissions, (Queen's Bench). See Bills against Attorneys, (Queen's Bench), &c.
ATTORNEYS' ADMISSIONS, (Queen's Bench). Further transfer, in 1845, and of Indexes thereto.
VII. VII. VIII. VIII. VIII.
Operations upon Fiats of Judges to admit Attorneys, in 1846 AUDITOR OF THE RECEIPT OF EXCHEQUER. See Exchequer : Receipt Side. AUGMENTATION BAG. Calendar of Documents contained in a Bag so called, in the Chapter House .
AUGMENTATION OFFICE BOOKS. See Augmentation Office Records.
AUGMENTATION OFFICE RECORDS. Augmentation Office Books: operations upon, in 1846
J10, 14,15, 26, 27 23, 24, Y 46, 47 17, 34, 35
Chartularies ; Calendar in progress
First Part of Calendar; its nature and value .
Church Goods, Surveys of; description of, and Inventory.
VII. VIII. VIII. VIII. VII. VII. VII. IX. IX. IX. IX. VII. VII. VIII. IX. VII. VII.
7,27 233 14, 26 19 24, 46 17, 34 15, 26 21 19, 20, 46, 47 11, 12 18, 19, 31, 35 15-17,21 6-8, 13, 15, 26, 27 20 23 224 9, 11 14, 17, 35 52 15, 26 19, 20 23,47
in 1846 ; description and nature of
First Part of Inventory Surrenders of Monasteries and Religious Foundations : operations upon, in 1845
IX. VII. VII. VIII. VIII. VIII. VII.
AUGMENTATION OFFICE RECORDS—continued. Summary of proceedings on, from 1840 to 1845 in 1846. in 1847. Estimate of Cost of Workmen's Labour, on certain Records, from August, 1840, to December, 1847 See Carlton Ride. See Exchequer : Queen’s Remembrancer.
AYMER DE VALENCE, EARL OF PEMBROKE. Calendar of Ancient Correspondence from and with, in the Chapter House
BAILS, RULES AND ORDERS UPON DISCHARGE.OF, (Queen's Bench). Operations upon, in 1846 .
BAILS, SPECIAL, (Queen's Bench).
Affidavits connected with, in 1846 .
BARRY, CHARLES. Proposes to place a portion of the Records in the roofs of the new Houses of Par-) liament ; requests the opinion of the Master of the Rolls; Report of Record Officers thereon transmitted to him . Suggests Palace Yard as the site for a General Record Office. Measurement of the Records transmitted to him
BENARDE, EDWARD. See Wilts.
BENGAL East India Company's Advices from, 1729-1780, among Treasury Records BILLS, (Chancery). See Bills and Answers, (Chancery). See Signed Bills.
BILLS AND DECLARATIONS AGAINST THE MARSHAL, (Queen's Bench). See Declarations, (Queen's Bench).
BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. See Log Books. See Registrar-General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
BLACK, WILLIAM HENRY, an Assistant Keeper. See Exchequer : Receipt Side. VII. Appointed to report upon the state of the Old Treasury Records, in 1842: Cor- VII. respondence connected therewith VIII. Progress and completion of his report upon the Old Treasury Records, in 1845 . UVIII. Report on the Old Records of the Treasury VII. Directed to examine and report upon certain Welsh Records in London and VII. at Welsh-Pool; his reports thereon ; brings some from Welsh-Pool to the VII. Rolls House; Practice Book of the Chester Circuit reported on, and trans- ferred. IX. Examines the new Record Office at Welsh-Pool, and inspects the removal of the vii
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CHANCERY RECORDS—continued. Certain Slave Compensation Records transferred from the Accountant-General of VIII. Chancery, to Rolls House, in 1846 . VIII. Two Treaty Rolls, transferred from Chapter House to Rolls Chapel, in 1848 IX. Mr. Hardy's Report of proceedings at the Tower, in 1846 VIII. in 1847 IX. Summary of proceedings in Rolls Chapel and Tower, in 1845 VII. from 1840 to 1845 VII. in 1846 VIII. in 1847 IX. Account of Number of Searches, &c., on Patent Rolls in Rolls Chapel, in 1847 IX.
20 18 46, 47 48-51 34, 35 26, 27 22
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Searches and Copies made for the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the IX. Criminal Laws of the Channel Islands IX.
CHAPTER HOUSE. VII. Branch Office : Description of the Building, its dangers from Fire and Decay VII. The Record Commissioners report its risks from Fire in 1837 VII. Domesday, and the greater part of the Records in, could be received in the VII. Stone Tower Examples of perfect preservation of Records therein, without any Fire, resulting viii. from the thickness of the walls . The Deputy Keeper of the Public Records requests the Commissioners of VII. Woods, &c., to survey the Building as to state of Repair and Fire-risks VII. Mr. Braidwood's Report on its Fire risks, and Rates of Fire Insurance . Mr. Phipps' Report on the state of the Building. VII. Business of the Division : operations and arrangements in 1845 VII. The like, Calendars, &c., in 1846. VIII. in 1847. IX. VII. Notes of Fines for 1824, transmitted to, in 1845 VII. VII. Additional irregularities and deficiences in Notes of Fines VII. Acknowledgments of Supremacy: description of, and Inventory VII. VIII. VIII. Ancient Correspondence : Calendar of, (First Part) VIII. VII. Barons' Letter to Pope Boniface VIII.: operations upon, at Carlton Ride, in 1845 VIII. in 1846 VIII. Inventory of Seals VIII. IX. operations upon, at Carlton Ride, in 1847 IX. Court of Requests : Inventory of Books commenced, in 1845 VII. VIII. completed, in 1846 . VIII. VIII. Abstracts of Entries in Books of . VIII. VIII. Court of Wards and Liveries : Inventory of Books and Rolls completed, in 1846 VIII. Indexes to Inquisitions post mortem, &c. : opera IX. tions on Miscellaneous Records, in 1847 VIII. Miscellaneous Documents, &c: operations upon, at Carlton Ride, in 1846 . VIII. IX. in 1847. IX. Page 13
COMMON PLEAS—continued. VII. Accruing Records, for 1824, and others, transferred in 1845, and placed in Carlton Ride: Warrant for transfer VII. Accruing Records in the Office of the Registrar, for 1824, transferred VII. in 1845, and placed in Carlton Ride and Chapter House : Warrant for VII. transfer VII. Registrar's Notes of Fines: further deficiencies and irregularities in VII. Operations and Inventories, in 1845 VII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1845 VII. Summary of proceedings in 1845 VIL The like, from 1840 to 1845 VII. Warrants for transfer of Accruing Records for 1825, stayed in 1845, for want of VII. proper accommodation .SI VII. VII. The like, for 1825 and 1826, in 1846 . VIII. Circular addressed to the Masters, that the Accruing Records for 1825 and 1826) VIII. cannot be received VIII. Operations and Inventories, in 1846 VIII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1846. VIII. Summary of proceedings in 1846 VIII. Removal of Indexes, from Chapter House to Carlton Ride, in 1846 . VIII. Accruing Records, for 1823, 1326, and 1827, in course of transfer : Warrant for IX. transfer IX. Accruing Records in the Office of the Registrar, for 1825, 1826, and 1827, in IX. course of transfer: Warrant for transfer IX. Removal of Ancient Records from Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, Westminster IX. Hall: Warrant for removal; and particulars of Records removed .S) ix. Operations, in 1847 IX. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1847. IX. Summary of proceedings in 1847 IX. Estimate of Cost of Workmen's Labour on certain Records, from August, 1840, IX. to December, 1847 IX. INVENTORIES. Placita Terræ, Charles I. VII.
COMMON PRAYER. Surveys of Church Goods and Furniture, temp. Edw. VI., probably with refer- VII. ence to the Acts for the Uniformity of Common Prayer COMMON ROLLS, (Common Pleas). VII. For 1824, transferred, and placed in Carlton Ride: operations upon, in 1845 VII. VIII. Operations upon, in 1846 . VIII. IX. in 1847. IX. Placita de Banco Rolls, Hen. III.-Hen. VII., removed from Carlton Ride to IX. Stone Tower, in 1847 Slix.
COMPTROLLER-GENERAL OF THE EXCHEQUER. See Exchequer : Receipt Side. Page 14
DENMAN, LORD. Extract from his Summing-up, in the Case Angell v. Angell, showing the value of certain Admiralty Books DEPOSITIONS, (Chancery). Operations upon, in 1847
DEPOSITIONS AND COMMISSIONS, (Exchequer). VIII. Operations upon, in 1846. VIII. i. See Barons' Depositions, Commissions, and Interrogatories, (Exchequer). DEPTFORD DOCK-YARD. VIII. Proposed Transfer of Books and Papers of Army Medical Board from VIII. I. VIII. VIII. 1. Transfers of Admiralty Records from, to Tower IX. IX. VII. I. Circular to the Courts of Common Law, &c., respecting the non-transfer of the VIII. I. Accruing Records of 1825 and 1826. Correspondence, &c., with the Board of Works, and Clerk of the Peace for Caer-1 VIII. narvon, respecting the proposed new Record Office at Caernarvon VIII. I. VIII. Calendars of the Ancient Patent Rolls, under his direction IX. VII. Monastic Chartularies, by and under his direction VII. II. Examines the Slave Compensation Records VIII. Communications with, respecting proposed transfer of Greenwich Out-Pension VIII. Records .. S] VIII. VIII. Correspondence with Woods and Forests, &c., respecting the fittings up of the VIII. Stone Tower, and precautions to be adopted against Fire IX. IX. I. Correspondence with Admiralty, respecting proposed transfer of Lieutenants’ Log IX. Books Search made at the request of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, addressed to IX. Proposes that certain Ancient Records be removed froin Stone Tower to Carlton IX. I. Ride, Warrants appointing him to take charge of various Records, in 1848 IX. I. Correspondence with Woods and Forests, as to the requisite Parliamentary Notices IX. having been given for erecting a Record Repository upon the Rolls Estate •}| IX. DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS. See Decayed Documents. Exchequer Documents destroyed as waste VII. II. VII. Contemplated destruction of Books of Customs' Establishments at Custom-House | VII. ii. IX. Page 15
EXCHEQUER: Queen’s Remembrancer. See Carlton Ride. Accruing Records for 1822, 1823, and 1824, transferred in 1845, and placed in VII. Carlton Ride: Warrant for transfer . VII. Operations, in 1845 VII. Mr. Hunter's Reports of proceedings for 1845 VII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1845 VII. Summary of proceedings in 1845. VII. The like, from 1840 to 1845 VII. Warrant for transfer of Accruing Records for 1825, stayed in 1845, for want of | VII. proper accommodation VII. VIII. The like, for 1825 and 1826, in 1846 VIII. Circular addressed to the Queen's Remembrancer, that the Accruing Records 1 VIII. for 1825 and 1926 cannot be received : and reply, thereto. • VIII. Operations, in 1846. VIII. Mr. Hunter's Reports of proceedings for 1846 VIII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1846 VIII. Summary of proceedings in 1846 . VIII. Accruing Records for 1825, 1826, and 1827, in course of transfer: Warrant for IX. transfer IX. Removal of Ancient Records from Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, Westminster IX. Hall: Warrant for removal ; and particulars of Records removed . IX. Documents discovered in a Secret Closet in the Stone Tower: further searches, IX. and Report thereon IX. Operations, in 1847. IX. Mr. Hunter's Report of proceedings for 1847 IX. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1847 IX. Summary of proceedings in 1847 IX. Estimate of Cost of Workmen's Labour on certain Records, from August, 1840, IX. to December, 1847 IX.
CALENDARS. Chartularies (First Part)
INVENTORIES. VII. Parliamentary Surveys . VIII. Particulars for Grants (First Part) IX. Surrenders of Monasteries VIII. VII. Surveys of Church Goods IX. EXCHEQUER: Receipt Side. See also Chapter House. Amount of Fees paid into the Exchequer, 1840—1845, from Public RecordŲ VII. Office. VII. Business of the Division, in Rolls House, in 1845 VII. Operations, in 1845. VII. Deticiencies in series of various Exchequer Records at Rolls House, supplied by VII. Records at Treasury Chambers: Report on old Treasury Records VII. Mr. Black's Report of proceedings for 1845 VII. Summary of proceedings in 1845 . VII. The like, from 1840 to 1845 VII. Business of the Division, in Rolls House, in 1846 VIII. Value and importance of the Exchequer Records. VIII. Mr. Black occupied in examining various Irish and Welsh Records. VIII. Slave Compensation Records transferred into the Division, in 1846 : their value VIII. and importance : part saved from destruction VIII. VIII. Treasury Books and Records transferred by Treasury directions into the Division, in 1846 ; their state and value: part saved from destruction : Lists and Specimens VIII. of Documents removed VIII. IX. Mr. Black's Report of proceedings for 1846 VIII. Summary of proceedings in 1846 VIII. Business of the Division, in Rolls House, in 1847 Further Transmission of Treasury Records, in 1847: operations, &c. IX. Records of the National Debt Ollice examined and transferred, in 1847: opera- IX. tions thereon. Welsh Records : Practice Book of the Chester Circuit transferred IX. IX. Slave Compensation Records : further operations, in 1847 IX. IX. Mr. Black's Report of proceedings for 1847 IX. Summary of proceedings in 1847 IX. INVENTORIES. General Repertory of Records in the Division, in progress VIII.
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GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS—continued. Approval by the Treasury of the Rules proposed by the Master of the Rolls, VIII. requesting that they may be applied to all transfers from Government Offices VIII. ï. Rules proposed by the Master of the Rolls, applied 10 transfers of Treasury and Admiralty Records VIII. Large proportion of the Expense of the Public Record Office is incurred for Papers transmitted by Government Departments IX.
GRAHAM, GEORGE.. See Registrar-General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
GRANTS. See Particulars for Grants, (Augmentation Office).
GRANTS OF PUBLIC MONEY. Return prepared for the House of Commons, of Grants of Public Money toward VIII. the Relief of the Inhabitants of Scotland, 1782-5 . VIII, GREENWICH OUT-PENSION OFFICE. Proposed transfer of Records from ; Examination of Documents, and Reports) VIII. and Correspondence thereon; value of the Records; transfer suspended for VIII. want of proper accommodation.
GREY, LADY JANE. Signed Bill of, as Queen of England, for Patent appointing Edward Benarde to VII. be Sheriff of Wilts } VII. | ii. GUILDS. Account Book of, at Little Walsingham, Norfolk, found at Chapter House . IX. II.
HAMPTON COURT PALACE. VIII. Holograph Report of Sir Christopher. Wren to William III., concerning Works VIII. at ; found among Treasury Records VIII. HARDY, THOMAS DUFFUS, an Assistant Keeper. See Tower of London. Notifies to the Master of the Rolls the proposed plan of laying on Main Gas VII. Pipes in the Tower . VII. Examines the Books and Papers of the Army Medical Board : Report thereon VIII. VIII. Examines the Records of the Greenwich Out-Pension Office: Report thereon VIII. VIII. Proceedings in receiving the Admiralty Records, 1841-1847: Correspondence] VIII. and Reports thereon ; Particulars of Documents received ; Catalogues, &c. IX. Report on the Log Books deposited at Somerset House IX. Report of proceedings for 1846 . VIII. 1847. IX.
HARRIS, SIR W. SNOW. See Log Books.
HEATING. Mr. Braidwood's Observations on the means of .warming a Record Repository, transmitted to the Board of Works; Objections to various modes of Heating; Examples of preservation of Records without artificial warmth
HENRY VII.'s CHAPEL. Operations upon Foundation Indentures of, in 1847 .
HENRY VIII. VII. Inventory of Acknowledgments of his Ecclesiastical Supremacy VII. VII. HOLDEN, HENRY GEORGE, an Assistant Keeper. See Rolls Chapel. HOLMES, GEORGE, (Keeper of Records in the Tower). VII. Assisted Rymer in the compilation of the Federa. IX. IX. Treasury Constitution, appointing him to be Chief. Clerk for the arrangement and IX. calendaring of the undigested Records in the Tower IX. HOME DEPARTMENT. Secretary of State requests the immediate attention of the Commissioners of Woods and Forests to dangers to Record Repositories from Fire; Correspond- VII. ence thereon, and Reports transmitted from Home Office to the Master of the VII. Rolls; his Lordship's reply.
HOME DEPARTMENT—continued. Application made to Secretary of State, as to providing a General Record Reposi tory without delay
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Committee of, on Cottonian Library, in 1732, notice the existence of the Gun-i VII. powder Magazine underneath the Record Repository at the Tower VII. Committee of, on Record Commission, in 1836, notice that the Records at the VII. Tower are deposited over a Gunpowder Magazine, and contiguous to a Steam- VII. engine in daily operation Committee of, on Courts of Law and Equity, in 1845, submit a plan for VII. building a Record Office in Palace Yard Return prepared for, of Grants of Public Money toward the Relief of the VIII. Inhabitants of Scotland, 1782–5 VIII. VIII. Order of, among Queen's Bench Records . VIII. Letter of James I. to Emperor of Japan, produced to Committee of, on the IX. China Trade
HOUSE OF LORDS. Extensive searches made by order of, respecting Peerages Table of Warrants for issuing Grants of Peerages, compiled for use of Committee of Privileges , Parliament Rolls, 7 and 8 Vict., transmitted from, to Rolls Chapel, in 1845
8 and 9 Vict., transmitted from, to Rolls Chapel, in 1846 9 and 10 Vict., transmitted from, to Rolls Chapel, in 1847
HOUSEHOLD ROLL, 21 Edw. I. Discovered at Chapter House ; abstracts of entries thereon
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, The New. Roofs proposed as a part of the General Record Repository: inspected and re-) ported on; pronounced wholly unfit for the reception of any Records ; plan of the roofs
HUNTER, JOSEPH, an Assistant Keeper.. See Carlton Ride, (Mr. Hunter's Division). Continues the Calendaring, &c., of Queen’s Remembrancer's Miscellaneous Records Reports of proceedings, for 1845 for 1846 for 1847 Stone Tower, Westminster Hall, placed under joint charge of Mr. Hunter and Mr. Cole. Stone Tower, Westminster Hall; documents discovered therein; further searches in, under his direction; Report thereon
VII. VIII. IX. VII. VIII. IX. IX.
HYDE PARK. Magazine built in, to receive the Gunpowder from the Tower, which was removed VII. there in 1805. VII.
INDUCTION TO LIVINGS, CERTIFICATES OF. See Bishops' Certificates, (First Fruits and Tenths).
INQUISITIONS, (Common Pleas). See Writs and Inquisitions, (Common Pleas).
INQUISITIONS, (Court of Wards and Liveries).' See Inquisitions Post Mortem.
INQUISITIONS, (Exchequer). See Escheators' Accounts and Inquisitions. See Writs, Extents, and Inquisitions, (Exchequer : Queen's Remembrancer).
INQUISITIONS, (Queen's Bench). See Inquisitions Post Mortem, (Queen's Bench). See Outlawries, (Queen's Bench).
INQUISITIONS POST MORTEM. Anciently returned into Chancery, Court of Wards and Liveries, and Exchequer : now in the Tower and Rolls Chapel, Chapter House, and Carlton Ride
INSECURITY OF RECORD REPOSITORIES. See Decayed Documents. Dangers and Accidents from, &c. See Storms.
INSURANCE. See Fire Insurance.
INTERROGATORIES, (Exchequer). See Barons' Depositions, Commissions, and Inter rogatories, (Exchequer).
INVENTORIES, CALENDARS, AND CATALOGUES. See also Indexes. To Accruing Records, for 1824, received in Carlton Ride List of those prepared in Carlton Ride, in 1845 Summary of, in 1845 from 1840 to 1845 List of those prepared in Carlton Ride, in 1846 Summary of, in 1846 Private Calendars or Indexes to Records in Rolls Chapel . Inventories of the Official Calendars and Indexes, in preparation Summary of, in 1847
VII. VII. VII. VIII. VIII. VIII. IX. IX. IX.
EXCHEQUER: TREASURY OF THE Receipt. VII. Acknowledgments of Supremacy VII. VIII. Ancient Correspondence (First Part) VIII. VIII. Barons' Letter to Pope Boniface VIII., Seals, &c. VIII. Miscellaneous Documents, Scotch Documents, and Contents of Presses-con- VII. tinued VIII. in Rageman and Augmentation Bags IX. Requests, Court of: Books of, in progress VII. VIII. completed, and Abstracts of Entries from VIII. VIII. Wards, Court of: Books and Rolls (Second Part) VIII.
IRELAND. Irish Books, containing entries relating to Ireland, among Treasury Records ; Inventories thereof VII. Papers relating to, among Treasury Records VII. Records of the Exchequer in Ireland in great confusion, &c.; Lords of the Treasury request the Master of the Rolls to permit an Officer of the Public VIII. Record Office to examine them; Mr. Black employed ; his Report thereon VIII. transmitted to Treasury ·
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One of the best conductors of Heat known: Wood covered with Iron-plate ob- VII. tains no effectual protection against Fire VII. I. VII. Hot Air, conveyed in Iron Flues, a most dangerous mode of heating buildings VII. I. Mr. Braidwood's Observations upon the application of Iron as a material in Fire-1 VIII. proof Buildings; transmitted to the Board of Works VIII. Ï.
JERSEY, ISLAND OF. Copy of the Extent of, 5 Edw. III., made for the Commissioners appointed to u IX. inquire into the Criminal Laws of the Channel Islands ; its importance IX. JEWS. Roll relating to, temp. Edw. I., among Chancery Records in Rolls Chapel VII. Placita Judæorum, Hen. III. and Edw. I., removed from Carlton Ride to Stone IX. Tower, in 1847 IX.
JUDGES' FIATS TO ADMIT ATTORNEYS. See Attorneys' Admissions, (Queen's Bench).
KEEPER OF TREASURY PAPERS: Appointment of Henry Nelson as . VII. Thomas Pratt as, in room of Charles Lowndes, who succeeded) VIII. Henry Fane
KING'S BENCH. See Queen's Bench.
KING'S REMEMBRANCER. See Exchequer : Queen's Remembrancer.
KING'S SILVER RECORDS. Books greatly damaged by Fire : operations upon, in 1845, and from 1840 to 1845
LEASES. See Crown Leases. See Particulars for Grants, (Augmentation Office).
LETTERS, ROYAL AND OTHER. See Correspondence, Ancient, (Chapter House). See Royal Letters, &c.
LIBERATE WRITS. Calendar of, 3 and 4 Hen. III. : IX. IX. LIEUTENANTS' LOG BOOKS. See Log Books. LIFE ANNUITIES. · Documents relating to, transferred from National Debt Office to Rolls House, in; ix. 1847: subsequent operations IX.
LIVERPOOL. Report by Mr. Braidwood to the General Committee of Fire Insurance Com- panies on Liverpool Fire Prevention Bill : Resolution of the Insurance VII. Offices on storing hazardous Goods in Liverpool LOANS. Books of entries of Orders charged on Loans, 1693-9, among Treasury Records. VII. LOG BOOKS. Their Origin, Description, and Value: Births, Deaths, and Marriages on board Ships, recorded therein VIII. VIII, Extract from the earliest known to be extant . VIII. VIII. VIII. Transferred from the Admiralty to the Tower: Catalogues, Indexes, &c. IX. IX. Correspondence respecting a proposed Transfer of Lieutenants Log Books at) IX. Somerset House to the Tower Report of Mr. Hardy, on the Log Books deposited at Somerset House IX. Consulted by Sir W. Snow Harris, for his researches on the Theory of Storms IX. at Sea
LONDON BRIDGE. Discovery among the Exchequer Records of an omission, on the part of the City) of London, in repaying a sum advanced by the Government for rebuilding London Bridge, and subsequent payment in consequence. LORD CHANCELLOR OF IRELAND. Requests Mr. Black to examine the Records of the Four Courts.
LORDS, HOUSE OF. See House of Lords.
LOTTERY. Books and Papers relating to, among Treasury Records : transferred to Rolls) VII. House VIII.
LOWNDES, CHARLES. See Keeper of Treasury Papers.
Grants of Custodies of Persons or Lands of, among County Placita in the Tower
LYSONS, SAMUEL, (Keeper of Records in the Tower). Letter from Board of Ordnance to, in 1805, stating that the whole of the Gun-1 VII. powder and Ammunition, under the Record Office, had been removed . .SI VII.
MARRIAGES. See Log Books. See Registrar-General of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. MARSHAL OF THE QUEEN'S BENCH. See Declarations, (Queen's Bench).
Practice Book of the Chester Circuit compiled by; transferred to Rolls House; List of Judges of the Chester Circuit therein MARY I., (Queen of England). Writ relating to the appointment of Edward Benarde as Sheriff of Wilts by
MASTER OF THE ROLLS, (Lord Langdale). VII. His Warrants for removal and transfer of various Records IX. VII. His Minute on the insecurity of the place of deposit of certain Welsh Records, at VII. Caeruarvon VIII. VIII. His opinion on the suggestion to place the Registers of Births, Deaths, and Mar-j VII. riages, in the new General Record Repository. VII. Proposed deposit of Books and Papers of Census Commission of 1841, in his VIII. custody: stipulations thereon His note on the proposal to lay down Main Gas Pipes in the Tower of VII. London VII. His attention drawn to Dangers from Fire, &c., to the Record Repositories :) VII. precautions adopted : Correspondence thereon with Treasury and Ilome} VII. Office: his regret at make-shifts, &c. VIII. Inspects the Roofs of the new Houses of Parliament, in which it is proposed to place a portion of the Records : requests the chief Record Officers to report VII. thereon : considers the Roofs wholly unfit for the reception of any Records Warrants for the reception of Accruing Records for 1825 into his custody sus- VII. pended, in 1845, for want of proper accommodation VII. VIII. The like, in 1846, for 1825 and 1826 VIII. Issuing of Warrants resumed in 1848 IX. Proposed transfer into his custody of the Books and Papers of the Army Medical VIII. Board : Correspondence thereon: his Lordship willing to take charge of them, VIII. but the accommodation not sufficient Transfer of Slave Compensation Records into his custody: Correspondence with VIII. Treasury thereon VIII. Transfer of Admiralty Records into his custody : Correspondence connected VIII. therewith. VIII. Transfer of Treasury Records into his custody : Correspondence connected there- VIII. with ; appoints Mr. Bluck to receive the Records . IX. IX.
MASTER OF THE ROLLS, (Lord Langdale) - continued. Letter from, to the Treasury, stating his view respecting the management of VIII. Documents transferred from Government Offices . VIII. ï. Approval by the Treasury of the Rules proposed by, requesting that they may be VIII. applied to all transfers from Government Offices VIII. i Proposed transfer into his custody of the Greenwich Out-Pension Records :1 VIII. Correspondence thereon: unable to be received for want of proper accommodation) VIII. The Commissioners on the Fine Arts request that searches, &c., may be made for VIII. them, relative to the Art of Painting, &c. VIII. Treasury request him to appoint an Officer to examine the Records of the) VIII. Exchequer in Ireland : appoints Mr. Black ; Report of Mr. Black thereon VIII. i. transmitted by his Lordship to the Treasury Treasury request him to appoint some Officer to examine certain Records in the IX. National Debt Office, with a view to their transfer : appoints Mr. Black: and, IX. i. after examination and report, authorizes Mr. Black to receive them States to the Treasury the dangers of the effluvia arising from decomposed IX. Treasury Records in Rolls House : suggests that some separate building IX. I. should be provided for removing the nuisance: proceedings adopted Admiralty request him to cause certain Lieutenants’ Log Books to be examined, IX. with a view to their transfer : Correspondence thereon His Minute on the mode of forming the new Calendars of the Patent Rolls IX. Correspondence with Woods and Forests, &c., as to rendering the Stone Tower IX. internally Fire-proof: suspends his application to the Treasury thereon, as IX. I. preparations are making for the erection of a General Record Repository IX. Approves of a proposal for removing certain Ancient Records of the Courts of Common Law from Carlton Ride to the Stone Tower: Warrant for removal . IX. I. Approves of the Rolls Estate as the site for the new Record Repository IX. MASTERS' AFFIDAVITS, (Qucen's Bench). See Costs, Affidavits of Increased, (Queen's Bench).
MAYBERY, WALTER. Delivers, as Prothonotary of the Great Sessions for Brecknock Circuit, certain Welsh Records into the custody of the Master of the Rolls, pursuant to Warrant
MEDALS. Searches made in Muster Books at the Tower, for determining claims for Medals granted for services in War
MEDICAL BOARD. See Army Medical Board.
MEMORANDA ROLLS, (Exchequer: Plea Side). Edw. 1.-Hen. VII., removed from Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, in 1847 . MEMORANDA ROLLS, (Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer). Hen. III.—Hen. VII., removed from Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, in 1847.
MEMORANDA ROLLS, (Queen’s Remembrancer). Operations upon, in 1847 Hen. III.-Hen. VII., removed from Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, in 1847,
MEMORIALS OF ANNUITY DEEDS. 11 Geo. IV. and 1 Will. IV., transmitted from Enrolment Office to Rolls Chapel, VII. in 1845. .S VII. VII. Index to, in 1845. VII. VIII. 2 Will. IV., transmitted from Enrolment Office to Rolls Chapel, in 1846 VIII. Index, &c., to, in 1846. . VIII. IX. 3 Will. IV., transmitted from Enrolment Office to Rolls Chapel, in 1847. IX. IX. Index to, in 1847 IX.
METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENTS, COMMISSIONERS FOR. Propose that the Rolls Estate shall be the Site of the new Record Repository :) Plans thereof annexed to their Sixth Report; the requisite Parliamentary Notices given in 1847
METROPOLITAN RECORDS. Report on measurements of, transmitted to Mr. Barry Mr. Barry considers the Victoria Tower not sufficiently spacious for them
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VII. Books relating to, among Treasury Records; transferred to Rolls House, in 1847 IX. IX. Indenture between Sir Isąac Newton, Master of the Mint, and William III., VIII. found among Treasury Records SVIII.
MINUTES OF THE TREASURY. VIII. Many transferred from Treasury Chambers to Rolls House : subsequent operations VIII. VIII. MONASTERIES, SURRENDERS OF. Description of; former and present arrangement: Inventory, and operations VII. in 1845 and previously VII. VIII.
Inventory and operations, in 1846
MONASTIC CHARTULARIES. See Charters and Chartularies.
MONEY. See Grants of Public Money. See London Bridge. Money Books among Treasury Records: their nature : Inventories thereof: part) transferred to Rolls House
NATIONAL DEBT OFFICE. Records removed to, from Office of Auditor of the Receipt of Exchequer Treasury request the Master of the Rolls to appoint some Officer to examine certain Records in, with a view to their transfer : Mr. Black appointed : his examination and report: Records transferred to Rolls House: list of Docu- ments received, and subsequent operations
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NON-PAROCHIAL REGISTERS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. Deposited in Rolls Yard : necessity of a Fire-Proof Building for
Office in Rolls Yard, containing them, surveyed by Board of Works .
NORTH BRITAIN BOOKS, (Treasury Records). Relating to the Eschequer established in Scotland at the Union, and to the Office of Secretary of State for Scotlaud, &c. . See Scotland.
NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. See Welsh Records.
NORWICH CATHEDRAL. Records preserved in a perfect state therein from the Anglo-Norman period without warmth
NOTTINGHAM, EARL OF, (Lord High Admiral). Plan proposed by him, in 1590, for the relief of Mariners suffering in the service of the Crown.
OFFICIAL INDEXES AND CALENDARS IN THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. Descriptive Inventories of, in progress: their nature
ORDERS AND DEBENTURES. See Debenture Books, (Exchequer of Receipt). See Pensions. See Tellers' Accounts, Remains, and Vouchers.
ORDERS OF HOUSE OF COMMONS. See House of Commons.
ORDERS TO AMEND RECORDS, (Queen's Bench). VIII. Inventory of, in 1846 VIII. ORDNANCE. VII. Roll relating to, for the whole reign of Edward VI., among Treasury Records transferred to Rolls House in 1816 . VIII. Military Stores and Gunpowder belonging to the Ordnance Department increase VII. the danger to the Records in the Tower of London from Fire, &c.: Cor- VII. respondence and measures adopted from 1732 to 1845 . ORIGINALIA ROLLS, (Exchequer). VII. Operations upon, in 1845, and previously. VII. VIII. in 1846. VIII.
PALMER, THOMAS, an Assistant Keeper. See Rolls Chapel. Report on Miscellaneous Documents in Rolls Chapel. Account of the Searches, &c., on the Patent Rolls in Rolls Chapel, in 1847
PAPISTS. Proclamation for putting the laws in execution against, in 1743 . See Popish Recusants. PARISH CHURCHES. See Church Goods, Surveys of. See Church Livings.
PARLIAMENT. See House of Commons. See House of Lords. See Houses of Parliament, The New. Privy Seal of Edward V. for issuing Writs for calling a Parliament, to meet on the supposed day of his death VII. VII. Inventory of Surveys of Crown Lands, taken 1649-1653, by authority of Parlia- VII. ment VIII. VIII. VII. Writs and Returns to Parliament for Scotch Counties, and for England, dis- VII. covered in Rolls Chapel: operations thereon VIII. Extensive searches made, by order of the House of Lords, respecting Peerages ; VII. and Table of Warrants for issuing Grants of Peerages, compiled Materials of a Return to Parliament collected from Records at Rolls House. IX.
PARLIAMENT ROLLS. 7 and 8 Vict., transmitted from House of Lords to Rolls Chapel, in 1845 .
VII. VII. VIII. VIII. IX. IX.
PARLIAMENTARY SURVEYS. VII. Their date and nature : operations upon, in 1845: First Part of Inventory of VII. those in Augmentation Office VII. VIII. Operations upon, in 1846: Second Part of Inventory of those in Augmentation VIII. Office. VIII. List of Parliamentary Surveys, deposited in the Office of the Duchy of Lancaster VIII. Cornwall VIII. Operations upon, in 1847 . IX. PARTICULARS FOR GRANTS, (Augmentation Office). Operations upon, in 1845 : Inventory in progress VII. VII. VII. Their nature: further operations in 1846 : Inventory continued VIII.
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Operations in 1847: First Part of Inventory: Index in progress. IX. IX. PATENT BOOKS, (Auditor of the Receipt of Exchequer). Nature and description of . VII. From 1620 to 1834, transferred on the abolition of the Auditor's Office in 1834, VII. to the Paymaster of Civil Services, VII. Table of, exhibiting the whole series extant at Rolls House and Treasury VII. Chambers, in 1844 .. VIII. Transfers of, from Treasury to Rolls House VIII. VIIJ. VIII. VIII. Calendar of, in preparation IX. IX. PATENT BOOKS, (Treasury). Nature and description of: with Inventories VII.
PATENT ROLLS. CHANCERY: VII. Instances of Omissions in enrolling Documents upon, and other errors: IX. VII. 1 Wm. IV., transmitted from Petty Bag Office to Rolls Chapel, in 1845 VII. VIII. 2 Wm. IV. in 1846 VIII. IX. “Watson's Roll,” examined and compared with Warrants VIII. Index to all the modern Patent Rolls in Rolls Chapel, completed VIII. Operations upon, in Rolls Chapel, in 1846 VIII. Description of, and Documents upon ; deficiencies of Public Calendars; Private viu. Calendars; formation of new Calendars, and reasons for commencing with IX. the Rolls at the Rolls Chapel Account of Searches, &c., on, at the Rolls Chapel, in 1847 IX. Comparative Statement of Amount of Business on, at Rolls Chapel and Tower, IX. in 1847 VII. Calendar of, Edw. IV. to Hen. VII., in progress. VIII. VIII. IX. Mode of framing the new Calendars to; description, use, importance, and advan- IX. tages of new Calendars Ancient numbering of Membranes; reference to all Documents printed in IX. Rymer's Fadera, &c. Calendar to, Edw. v. and Ric. Ini. IX. IX. Alphabetical Indexes to, and to the Calendar, Edw. V. and Ric. III. IX. IX. EXCHEQUER: Table of, belonging to the Auditor of the Receipt, extant at Rolls House and VII. Treasury Chambers, in 1844
PATENTS. See Specifications of Patents of Inventions. Calendar of, in the Wakefield Tower. Among Miscellaneous Documents of the Augmentation Office Grant by Letters Patent of Charles II. to the Earl of Danby, of certain Fee-
PAY BOOKS OF THE NAVY. Transferred from Admiralty to the Tower; nature and value thereof; examples VIII. of their utility in pedigrees; Catalogues, &c. . VIII. I. IX. PAYMASTER-GENERAL'S OFFICĖ. Report of Officers, relative to arranging details preparatory to transfer of Green VIII, wich Out-Pension Records .) VIII. i.
PAYMASTER OF · CIVIL SERVICES. Transfers to his Office, in 1834, ʻon the re-modelling of the Exchequer of Receipt
Transfers from his Office, in 1846, to Rolls House : subsequent operations upon documents PAYMASTER OF THE NAVY. See Treasurer of the Navy.
PEDIGREE. See Log Books. See Pay Books of the Navy.
PEEL, SIR ROBERT. VII. Letter from the Master of the Rolls to, as First Lord of the Treasury, respecting) VII: the General Record Repository . VIII.
PEERAGE: See Barons' Letter to Pope Boniface VMI. · See Parliament.
PELL OFFICE. See Exchequer: Receipt Side.
PENNETHORNE, JAMES, (Surveyor of Houses to Commissioners of Woods and Forests). Plans prepared by, for erecting the New Record Repository on the Rolls Estate IX. PENNSYLVANIA. Books of Assignments connected with Penn's Perpetuity for loss of Pennsylvania, VII. among Treasury Records PENSION OFFICE.. See Greenwich Out-Pension Office.
PENSIONS. VII. Operations upon Receipts and Vouchers for Payment of, in Rolls House, in 1845 VII. VIII. in 1846 VIII. IX. in 1847 IX. Books of Debentures for, in Office of Paymaster of Civil Services VII. Books relating to, among Treasury Records VII. VIII. transferred from Treasury to Rolls House, in 1846 VIII. Inventory of Treasury Warrants for Payment of Sign Manual Pensions, in. IX. progress PEREMPTORY PAPERS AND RULES, (Queen's Bench). VIII. Operations upon, in 1846. VIII.
PETTY BAG OFFICE. Surveyed by Board of Works, relative to State of Repair, &c. Patent Rolls, Privy Seals, and Signed Bills, 1 Wm. IV., transmitted from, to Rolls Chapel, in 1845 The like, 2 Wm. IV., in 1846
VII. VII. VII. VII. VIII. VIII. IX.
PHIPPS, JOHN. See Woods and Forests, Commissioners of. PIPE OFFICE, (Exchequer). Operations upon Records of, in 1845
PLACITA. See County Placita. Operations upon Placita Rolls, at Chapter House, from 1840 to 1845 PLACITA CORONÆ, (Queen's Bench). Operations upon, in 1847
PLACITA DE BANCO ROLLS, (Common Pleas). See Common Rolls, (Common Pleas).
PLACITA JUDÆORUM. See Jews.
PLACITA TERRÆ, (Common Pleas). See Recovery Rolls, (Common Pleas).
PLEA OR COMMON ROLLS, (Common Pleas). See Common Rolls, (Common Pleas).
PLEAS, (Queen's Bench). VIII. Operations upon Rules to Plead, and Entry Books of Special Pleas, &c., in 1846 | VIII.
POOLE, R. A., (Clerk of the Peace for Caernarvonshire). See Welsh Records. POPE BONIFACE VIII. See Barons' Letter to Pope Boniface VIII. POPISH RECUSANTS. Commissioners of Forfeited Estates to inquire as to Estates of Proclamation for putting the laws in execution against, in 1743
POPULATION RETURNS. For 1801, 1811, 1821, and 1831, in Tower of London VII. Application in 1845 to receive those of 1841; agreed to, with certain stipula-1 VII. tions VII. Further Correspondence, in 1846, respecting those of 1841 VIII. PORTS OF ENGLAND. Mr. Culliforde's Reports of his Survey of VII.
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QUEEN OF ENGLAND. See Charles I. See Charles II. See Grey, Lady Jane. See Mary I. See Queen Dowager, The.. QUEEN'S BENCH. Miscellaneous Proceedings in, among County Placita at the Tower Removal of Indexes from Chapter House to Carlton Ride, in 1846
Crown Side. VII. Accruing Records for 1824, transferred in 1845, and placed in Carlton Ride: Warrant for transfer . VII. Operations, in 1845 VII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1845 VII. Summary of proceedings in 1845 VII. The like, from 1840 to 1845 VII. Warrant for transfer of Accruing Records for 1825, stayed in 1845, for want. of{) VII. proper accommodation . VII. VIII. The like, in 1846, for 1825 and 1826. VIII. Circular addressed to the Master, that the Accruing Records for 1825 and 1826 cannot be received VIII. Operations and Inventories, in 1846 VIII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1846 VIII. Summary of proceedings in 1846 VIII. Accruing Records for 1825, 1826, and 1827, in course of transfer: Warrant for IX. transfer IX. Removal of Ancient Records from Carlton Ride to Stone Tower, Westminster IX. Hall : Warrant for removal, and particulars of Records removed IX. Operations, in 1847 IX. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1847 IX. Summary of proceedings in 1847 IX. Estimate of Cost of Workmen's Labour on certain Records, from August, 1840, IX. to December, 1847 IX.
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PLEA SIDE. VII. Accruing Records for 1824, and others which had been reserved, transferred in 1845, and placed in Carlton Ride: Warrant for transfer VII. VII. Filthy and putrid state of large masses of Documents when transferred VII. Operations, in 1845. VII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1845 VII. Summary of proceedings in 1845 VII. The like, from 1840 to 1845 VII. Warrant for transfer of Accruing Records for 1825, stayed in 1845, fur want of proper accommodation VII. VIII. The like, in 1846, for 1825 and 1826 . - VIII. Circular addressed to the Masters, that the Accruing Records for 1825 and 1826] VIII. cannot be received VIII. Operations and Inventories, in 1846, and state of the Records VIII. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1846 VIII. Summary of proceedings in 1846. VIII. Accruing Records for 1825, 1826, and 1827, in course of transfer: Warrant for IX. transfer IX. Removal of Ancient Records from Carlton Ride to Stunc Tower, Westminster IX. Hall : Warrant for removal, and particulars of Records removed. IX. Operations, in 1847. IX. IX. Transfer of Plea Roll, 56 Geo. III. (part), iri 1847 IX. Mr. Cole's Report of proceedings for 1847 IX. Summary of proceedings in 1947 IX. Estimate of Cost of Workmen's Labour on certain Records, from August, 1840, IX. to December, 1847 IX. Page 20
ROLLS CHAPEL. Description of; its dangers from Fire and Mode of Heating ; surveyed by Mr. VII. Braidwood and Mr. Phipps ; precautions adopted, and further precautions pro- posed; rate of Fire Insurance VII. VII. Formerly considered as the Treasury of the Chancery. Business of the Division, in 1845 VII. Transmissions of Accruing Chancery Records, in 1845 VII. VII. Documents newly discovered in 1845; Mr. Palmer's Report thereon VII. Arrangements and Repairs, in 1845 VII. Catalogues, Inventories, &c., in 1845 VII. Summary of proceedings, in 1845 . VII. The like, from 1840 to 1845 . VII. Business of the Division, in 1846 VIII. Transmissions of Accruing Chancery Records, in 1846 VIII. Repairs and Ventilation of the Building, and Repairs and Arrangements cf VIII. Records, in 1846 . Calendars, Catalogues, Inventories, &c., in 1846 & VIII. Calendar of Specifications, in 1846 VIII. Calendars of the Ancient Patent Rolls, in 1846; private Calendars, &c. VII Summary of proceedings, in 1846. VIII. Business of the Division, in 1847 . IX. Transmissions of Accruing Chancery Records, in 1847; and of two Treaty IX. Rolls from Chapter House Arrangements, Calendars, Catalogues, Indexes, &c., in 1847 IX. Calendars of the Ancient Patent Rolls, in 1847; description of the Patent Rolls and of the Calendars ; mode of Calendaring; Indexes ; discoveries of errors IX. in Euroiments ; private Calendars, &c. Account of number of Searches, &c., on Patent Rolls, in Rolls Chapel, in 1847. IX. Comparative statement of the amount of business on Patent Rolls, at Rolls Chapel IX. and Tower, in 1847 . Summary of proceedings, in 1847 1847 : IX. CALENDARS. Patent Rolls, Edw. V. and Ric. III. IX. Specification and Surrender Rolls (Second Part) VII. Specifications enrolled upon Close Rolls (Second Part) VII. (Third Part). VIII.
INDEXES. Patent Rols, Edw. V. and Ric. III. . . IX. Specification and Surrender Rolls, in progress VII. VIII. ROLLS ESTATE. Proposed by the Metropolitan Improvement Commissioners as the site for the IX. New Record Repository: site approved by the Master of the Rolls IX.
Description of; its great dangers from Fire and Mode of Heating ; surveyeil by VII. Mr. Braidwood and Mr. Phipps; precautions adopted, and further precautions proposed; rate of Fire-Insurance VII. VII. VII. Removals of Welsh Records to IX. IX. VIII. Slave Compensation Records to . VIII. VIII. VIII. Treasury Records to IX. IX. Documents from Comptroller-General's Office to VIII. Printed Record Publications to VIII. IX. National Debt Office Records to . IX. Summary of Proceedings, in 1845 . VII. from 1840 to 1845 VII. in 1846 . VIII. in 1947 . IX. Calendars of the Ancient Patent Rolls commenced at IX. Dangers arising from decomposed Treasury Records therein, stated by the IX. Master of the Rolls to the Treasury: building erected in the garden of the Rolls House for their reception . IX. Page 21
TONTINE ANNUITIES. Documents relating to, transferred from National Debt Office to Rolls House, in IX. 1847; subsequent operations :U IX.
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TOWER OF LONDON. Treasury Constitution, appointing George Holmes to be Chief Clerk for the Ar.) IX. rangement and Calendaring of the undigested Records in the Tower; found IX. among Treasury Records transferred to Rolls House : IX. II. Description of the Record Offices in ; their dangers from Gunpowder, Fire, &c. ; VII. precautions to diminish and remove the risks; further precautions proposed; VII. 1. rate of Fire-Insurance Correspondence with Board of Ordnance respecting dangers from Gunpowder and Ammunition VII. I. VII. Proposal to lay on Main Gas Pipes in ; Note by the Master of the Rolls thereon VII. Correspondence between the Treasury and the Master of the Rolls respecting 1 VIII. the appropriation of the Bloody Tower therein, to the Public Record Office VIII. I. Population Returns, from 1801 to 1831, deposited in; inquiries as to whether VII. those for 1841 could be conveniently received VIII. Business of the Division, in 1845 VII. in 1846 VIII. in 1847 IX. VII. Royal Letters, State Papers, &c. VIII. IX. VII. Proceedings on Common Law Side of Chancery, or County Placita . VIII. IX. VII. Bills, Answers, and Equity Proceedings VIII. IX. Proceedings of Commissioners of Forfeited Estates VII, VII. Inquisitions post mortem VIII. IX. VII. Inquisitions ad quod damnum VIII. IX. Documents discovered in 1846. VIII. VIII. Calendars of the Ancient Patent Rolls . IX. Comparative Statement of the Amount of Business on the Patent Rolls at Rolls IX. Chapel and Tower, in 1847 . Proposed Transfer of Army. Medical Records to; suspended, for want of accom- VIII. modation VIII. i. Greenwich Out-Pension Records to ; suspended, for want of VIII. accommodation VIII. 1. Transfer of Admiralty Records to, from Deptford Dock-yard; their Nature and Value;, mode of Removal : Catalogues ; mode of Arrangement and Search;|| VIII. Log Books, Pay Books, &c.; operations in and previous to 1846. Further transfer of Admiralty Records to, in 1847; list of Documents trans- IX. ferred and Catalogued: Lieutenants' Log Books ; operations in 1847. Privy Seals, their value; operations upon, in 1847 IX, IX. Mr. Hardy's Report of proceedings for 1846 VIII. 1. 1847 IX. 1. VII. Summary of proceedings in 1845. 1. from 1840 to 1845 VII. 1. in 1846 VIII. 1. in 1847 IX. 1. CALENDARS. Proceedings on Common Law Side of Chancery, or County Placita (Specimen) VII. Log Books of the Admiralty (Specimen) VIII. II. VII, II.
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TREASURER OF QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY.
See First Fruits and Tenths.
TREASURER OF THE NAVY. Nature, use, and extent of Pay Books in the Navy, formerly in his Office VIII. VIII. i. TREASURER, THE LORD HIGH. Lord Godolphin's Patent as, and various Treasury Constitutions with Seals of VIII. Office of Lord High Treasurers, found among Records transferred from Treasury Chambers to Rolls House from VIII. VIII. ☺
TREASURER'S REMEMBRANCER, THE LORD. surer's Remembrancer.
See Exchequer : Lord Trea
TREASURY, LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE. For Correspondence with, 8c., respecting Old Treasury Records : -See Trea- sury Records. IX. Report of the Society of Antiquaries to, as to the proper mode of printing IX. Domesday Book, in 1768. IX. Extensive searches made in Rolls Chapel, by order of Solicitor to Treasury, in VII. Peerage cases VII. Searches made for, in Treasury Records IX. VIII. - in Exchequer Records . VIII. IX. Transmit to the Master of the Rolls an application from the Registrar-General as VII. to receiving the Population Returns of 1841 Transmit to the Master of the Rolls a Letter from the Registrar-General as to pro-li vii. viding Fire-proof Accommodation for his Accruing Records: Correspondence VII. thereon Correspondence with, as to General Record Repository : Report of Record VII. Officers on Roofs of New Houses of Parliament transmitted to, &c.: weighty VII. and increasing reasons for its immcdiate erection VIII. Informed, in 1843, of the very perilous state of Carlton Ride from Fire. VII. Reports of Mr. Phipps and Mr. Braidwood, respecting Fire-Risks, &c., transmitted to, by the Master of the Rolls, with a request that the great Risk of Fire may VIII. be taken into serious consideration Transmit to the Master of the Rolls a Letter from the Secretary-at-War, respecting the proposed destruction of the Books and Papers of the Army Medical Board, || VIII. which they had countermanded : request that they may be examined and received: part destroyed : Correspondence thereon: Documents cannot be received for want of accommodation Transmit to the Master of the Rolls a Minute respecting the confused state of the Records of the Exchequer in Ireland : request that some Officer be ap- VIII. pointed to examine them: Mr. Black appointed : his Report thereon trans- mitted to the Treasury : Request that a portion of the Slave Compensation Records may be received :( VIII. the Master of the Rolls agrees thereto VIII. Request that a further portion of the Slave Compensation Records, sent to the VIII. . Stationery Office for destruction, may be examined, and portions selected and VIII. preserved, if desirable: examination thereof accordingly, and selections made Request that the Greenwich Out-Pension Records be examined, with a view to the VIII. transfer of a portion : examination thereof: Correspondence thereon : Records VIII. cannot be received for want of proper accommodation Application to, by the Master of the Rolls, that the Bloody Tower be appro- priated to the Record Office: Correspondence thereon : objections of the VIII. Constable of the Tower: possession not obtained : consequent inability to re- VIII. ceive certain Records Letter from the Master of the Rolls to, stating his view respecting the manage- ment of Documents transferred from Government Offices : VIII. Approve of the principles and rules proposed for the management of Documents VIII. transferred from Government Offices, and request that they may be applied to VIII. all such transfers Request that certain Records in the National Debt Office may be examined, with ix. a view to their transfer IX. Extract from a Letter of the Master of the Rolls to, approving of the Rolls Estate IX. as the site for the New Record Repository. TREASURY OF THE RECEIPT OF THE EXCHEQUER. See Chapter House. See Exchequer : Receipt Side.
TREASURY RECORDS. The Lords of the Treasury request the Master of the Rolls to depute a qualified) VII. person to report upon their state: Mr. Black appointed: Correspondence VII. . thereon VIII. Mr. Black much engaged on Report upon Page 23
WOODS AND FORESTS, COMMISSIONERS OF-continued. Estimate of expense of rendering the Stone Tower internally Fire-proof; Master of the Rolls suspends his determination thereon, as preparations are making for IX. the erection of General Record Repository; Correspondence in connexion IX. therewith, &c. Record Office at Caernarvon examined by their Surveyor, Mr. Inman; Con- VIII. ferences thereon ; Report of Surveyor transmitted to Caernarvon VIII. Correspondence between the Commissioners, the Treasury, Master of the Rolls, VIII. &c., relative to the proposed appropriation of the Bloody Tower in the Tower of London to the Record Office VIII. Treasury request them to take immediate steps for providing a separate building) IX. to receive the decomposed Treasury Records in the Rolls House ; separate IX. building erected in the garden of the Rolls House Searches made for concealed Records, &c., in Stone Tower, Westminster Hall, IX. with assistance from IX. Correspondence with, respecting the Parliamentary Notices for carrying into effect IX. the recommendations of the Metropolitan Improvement Commissioners for IX. erecting a Record Repository on the Rolls Estate WOOLRIDGE, HUGH. Grant to, of the Office of Comptroller of the Coinage of Tin in Cornwall and VII. Devon, in 1702.
WORKMEN. Great expense incurred for their Wages, in arranging and repairing the putrefied VII. Queen's Bench Records . VII. Summary of their operations, in 1845 VII. from 1840 to 1845 VII. in 1846 VIII. in 1847 IX. Estimate of the Cost of their Labour on certain Records of the Courts of Commons IX. Law, &c., from August, 1840, to December, 1847 { IX.
WORKS, BOARD OF. See Woods and Forests, Commissioners of.
WREN, SIR CHRISTOPHER. His Report to William Hil., on cost of completing certain works at Hampton Court Palace; found among Treasury Records WRITS, (Chancery). Calendar of, in the Wakefield Tower Discovery of, at Tower Operations upon, at Tower.
WRITS, (Exchequer of Pleas). Operations upon, in 1846
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assistants we have reason to congratulate ourselves, their duties having been conducted with great care and skill. To Mr. Wilson, since appointed Principal of the Royal Agricultural College of Cirencester, whose practical knowledge well fitted him for the task, the superintendence of the economical part of the experiments was first confided. To him and Mr. Phillips is due the erection of the boilers, and the experiments, to illustrate the practical evaporative power of the coals. After Mr. Wilson had for some time proceeded with the investigation, he was joined by Mr. Kingsbury, who volunteered his services to this department. The latter gentleman was formerly a distinguished student at the College for Civil Engineers, Putney, and from his engineering skill has rendered an especial service to this inquiry. On the translation of Mr. Wilson to Cirencester, the practical superintendence of the investigation was intrusted to Mr. J. Arthur Phillips, a pupil of the École des Mines of Paris. The information obtained had pointed out improvements and corrections in the processes used, to which Mr. Phillips applied himself with mueh skill and success. The corrections and the results of his experiments will be found in his appended Report. The excellent scientific education of Mr. Phillips, and his practical resources, rendered his services of great value. The analyses of coals were intrusted to Mr. Wrightson (a pupil of Liebig), who had fitted himself by special study for an undertaking requiring so much delicacy of manipulation. Mr. Galloway, an assistant at the Museum of Practical Geology, gave his occasional services in analyzing gases and ashes from the furnaces, but he was not wholly retained for this purpose. Mr. How, a very careful experimentalist, and assistant at the laboratory of the College for Civil Engineers, was appointed analyst after the retirement of Messrs. Wrightson and Galloway. It is proper to mention, in terms of approbation, the services of the intelligent working engineer, William Hutchinson, whose assiduity soon enabled him to be of more important service than was to have been expected from his position. The results obtained by the assistants, with accounts of the modes pursued, are appended, in order that the methods may be examined, and that special attention may be devoted to any particular department of the inquiry. In the first section of the Appendix, a full description is given of the processes adopted in conducting the practical part of the experiments, as also plans and sections of the boiler, furnace, and apparatus employed. The second section contains details of the observations and experiments made to ascertain the evaporative power of the different varieties of coals. The third section describes the formulæ used for calculating the experiments, and for correcting and reducing them to one standard. The fourth section contains the chemical experiments, including the ultimate and proximate analyses of the coals, and the determination of their calorific values. It is unnecessary to repeat here the mode in which the experiments were instituted, as these are detailed in the first section of the Appendix, so that it will suffice to draw attention to the points observed in reducing and calculating the results. It will be obvious that there are several circumstances which must receive attention before the true evaporative value of a fuel can be obtained. Thus, the water in the tanks has a varying temperature during the day, dependent on atmospheric changes, and is always different from that in the boiler. The temperature of water in the boiler also varies with the external temperature, and the circumstances under which the experiments are made. The shape of a Cornish boiler favours an inequality in the temperature of the water in its various parts, the colder and denser water sinking to the bottom, and having a tendency to remain there, so that the temperature of water at the surface is far from being the mean temperature of water in the boiler, the difference between the surface and bottom water being, on an average, 70°. Other circumstances naturally affect the evaporative powers of the coal, as for example the fact that all the water exposed to the actiou of the fire in the boiler is not converted into steam, and that wood is used to light the tire. Another circumstance of considerable importance, is the expansion or contraction of the boiler from an increase or diminution of the temperature. In the early stage of the experiments, those conducted by Messrs. Wilson and Kingsbury, it was thought unnecessary to make a correction for this variation in conditions; but on ascertaining experimentally that the difference was as much as 69.625 lbs. of water in the contents of the boiler, between the temperature 150° and 212, it Page 25
or, introducing the value of t as given by the first formula, (1 + 212 – t) W + (212 t) x + (212 – t") W NI If a be the quantity of wood used in lighting the fire, e q will be the weight of water evaporated from 212° by the wood, and must be deducted from the weight of water evaporated in calculating the work done by the coal. The co-efficient of the evaporating power of the coals, or the number of lbs of water which one lb. of coal will evaporate from 212°, may be calculated as follows: Let P be the total quantity of coal consumed, then the work done by P will be to raise W + w of water from t to 212°, and to evaporate w - e q from 212°. Let m be the weight of coal required to raise W + w to 212° from t evaporate w - e q from 212 W + w from 212° Then eq E, the evaporating power. P 212 t eg W + t P р eq__ eq P1 р - E Introducing the values from which the mean' temperature t was obtained (first formula), we have eventually (1 + 212 E Ρι in which W is the weight of water in the boiler; drawn from the tanks during the experiment; ť the mean temperature of water in tanks ; t' the corrected initial temperature of water in the boiler.* In the preceding formulæ, the latent heat of steam has been taken at 1000°, the number generally used in this country; but after all the calculations had been made on this subject from the experiments by Messrs. Wilson and Kingsbury, and the results sent in to the Admiralty, Regnault's excellent memoir on the latent heat of steam was published. It became necessary, therefore, to use these new * A small correction must be also made for the combustible matter in the residua of combustion, such as the soot and carbonaceous matter in the ashes ; to do this with great accuracy, a series of observations and analyses would have been required, the labour and expense of which would not have been warranted by the amount of correction necessary. It was, therefore, considered sufficient to pro ceed as follows,--although the result is nothing more than a very rough approximation to the truth. For such an approximation it will be admitted that the evaporative value of the coal depends on the ratio of the combustible to the incombustible matter, and that this ratio confers a similar evaporative value on the quantity of ashes, cinders, and soot produced by the combustion ; in other words, that if the combustible matter of the latter had been usefully applied in the production of steam, a similar effect would have been produced as if a corresponding quantity of coal had been burned. If then Q be the weight of coal containing the same quantity of combustible matter as the residua after its combustion in the furnace(1 + 212 – t') w + (212 – t'') W-leq E', the correcied co-efficient of evaporating power. (P - Q)1 Let then w, = weight of ashes after the experiment cinders sont The weight of the cinders is taken after the clinkers are separated. be the per centage of combustible matter in the ashes, cinders, and soot respectively ; Tg Q the weight of coal containing the same weight of combustible matter; ge the per centage of combustible matter as found in the coal by analysis ; Then r Q = r, W. + r, W, + r; W, ri W, + r, W, + rs W z. .: Q = Page 26
TABLE VI.—Showing the Actual Duty, and that which is theoretically possible, of the Coals examined.
Name or Locality for Coal.
Actual force Force Number Number Number Actual Total generated, capable of of lbs. of of lbs. of of lbs. of or the number number of number being gene- Water Water of lbs. lbs. of Water Amount of of lbs. of rated, or which 1 lb. of conver- conver- Amount conver- Sulphate Water con Water con- the Coal could number of lbs. of Ammonia of Ammonia verted tible into tible into | tible into vertible which could corresponding corresponding into Steam Steam raise to the Steam Steam into Stram height of be raised to the Ni. to the Nitro by 11b. by the Coke by the Car- hy the Hy to the height trogen con- of Coal. left by the bon of I foot. diogen of Cual. of 1 foot, by tained in Coal. tained in Coal. Coal. the Coal. of the Coal. Calculated 1 lb. of Coal. Practical. Theoretical. Theoretical. Theoretical. Theoretical. from heat ob Theoretical. tained.
6.175 4.808 6.741 5.044 0.848
Graigola Anthracite sJones, Au- 12 brey, and Coll Oldcastle Fiery Vein Ward's Fiery Vein Binea Llangenock Pentripoth Pentrefellin Powell's Duffryn Mynydd Newydd Three-quarter Rock Vein Cwm Frood Rock Vein Cwm Nanty Gros Resolven Pontypool Bedwas Ebbw Vale Porthmawr Rock Vein. Coleshill Dalkeith Jewel Seam Dalkeith Coronation Wallsend Elgin Fordel Splint Grangemouth Broomhill . Park End, Lydney Slievardagh (Irish) Formosa Island Borneo (Labuan kind)
8.94 10.601 9:40 9.94 11.560 8.86 10.599 8. 72 10.873 6.36 10.841 10.149 11:134 9.52 9.831 8.84 7.081 8.70 8.628 8.42 8.243 9.53 10.234 7•47 8:144 9.79 8.897 10.21 10.441 7:53 6.647 8:0 6.468 7.08 6.239 7.71 6.924 8.46 6.560 7.56 6.560 7.40 7.2927.30 70711 8.52 6.567 9.85 10.895
12.046 12.072 12:181 11.741 12.189 11.749 12.126 11.463 10.325 11.300 10.767 10.899 11.088 11.075 12.335 10.263 10.145 10.242 10.570 10.454 10.933 10.970 11.225 10.101 10.995 10.752 8.864 7.461 9.652 11:186 12.368 12.074
D. E. F. G. 1.903 13:563 7.060.908 10.242.471 2.030 14.593 7.143.978 11.020.303 2.890 14.936 6.751.285 11.279.329 2.542 14.614 7.098.667 11.036.162 2.912 15.093 7.506.463 11:397.892 2.519 14.260 6.690.871 10.768.829 2.649 14.838 6.585·146 11.205.322 2.038 13:787 4.802.928 10.411.630 2.966 15.092 7.664.295 11.397.137 3:441 14.904 7:189.288 11.255.163 2.781 13:106 6.675.768 9.897.355 3.488 14.788 6.570-043 11.167.563 3:165 13.932 6 358.593 10:521.131 3:072 13.971 7.196.840 10.550.583 3.207 14.295 5.641.175 10.795.260 3.766 14.841 7.393.186 11•207.587) 3.300 15.635 17.710.361 11.025.198 2.548 12.811 5.686.485 9.674.577 2.654 12.799 6.041.419 9.665.515 2071 12.313 5•346.655 9.298.499 2.202 12:772 5.822.417 9.645.125 2.968 13.422 6.388.800 10: 135.991 2.884 13.817 5.709.141 10.434.286 2.722 13.692 5.588.312 10.339.888 3.638 14.863 5.512.795 11.224.201 3•156 13.257 6.434.111 10.011.386 1.487 12.482 7 • 438.497 9.426.124 2.801 13.553
1.590 1.238 1.586 1.299 0.218 Trace 1:76 1.808 1.299 1:347 1.919 1.675 1.639 1.748 2.622 1.554 1.785 1.214 Trace 1.712 1.372 1.639 2.234 1.477 0.279 0.777 0.977 1.132 0.813 2.040 Trace 0.983
6.835 7.340 5.044 5.232 7.448 6 +505 6.364 6.788 10.182 6•033 6.930 0.471
6.647 5.327 6.364 8.674 9.617 1:084 3.017 3.771 4.620 3.158 7.920 |
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