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Declared Accounts
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Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 30: 1716

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William A. Shaw and F. H. Slingsby (editors)

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1958

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183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218

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'Declared Accounts: Civil List', Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 30: 1716 (1958), pp. CLXXXIII-CCXVIII. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=85262 Date accessed: 20 June 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Civil List

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: COFFERER OF THE HOUSEHOLD.

PIPE OFFICE: ROLL 1875 [E.351/1875].

No Audit Office Roll.

Francis, Earl Godolphin, Cofferer and Keeper of the Great Wardrobe of the Household.

1 October 1715 to 30 September 1716.

Charge.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.

Arrears: none, the Accountant being in Surplusage					nil
Receipts: money had out of the Exchequer, by way of imprest: by Privy Seal of 4 Nov., 1 George I	11,390	8	4
by Privy Seal of 28 Oct., 2 George I	16,663	11	8
further, by the same Privy Seal	47,788	18	1¾
	—			75,842	18	1¾
money received of several persons within the time of this Account: Anne Cabel, for three months to 31 Dec. 1715	2	10	0
Benjamin Morrett; same time	4	10	0
Sir Richard Steel; June 1715	10	0	0
Francis Enckwell, for ‘codds’ sold him	30	0	0
	—			47	0	0
sales					nil
				—
total charge and receipts				£75,889	18	1¾
Discharge.
Surplusage on the previous Account				18,685	13	9½
expenses of the Household for diets and of the Stables: bake-house	479	7	6
butlery and cellar	4,773	16	0
wardrobe	8,064	17	5
kitchen	29,192	17	5½
purveyor's office or acatery	3,835	0	3½
poultry	3,814	3	5
scullery	1,995	0	3¼
saucery	165	3	8½
hall and chamber	1,244	17	4¾
stables	14,261	3	1
	—			67 826	6	6½
wages to several persons of the Household etc., not detailed				3,306	2	5
allowance for writing this Account				20	0	0
the Auditors' fee				30	0	0
paid to divers creditors for victuals and other extraordinaries of the Household and for extraordinaries of the Stables: the Household at St. James's, October 1715	146	1	11½
ditto, ditto, November 1715	167	4	5½
ditto, ditto, December 1715	312	1	7¼
extraordinaries of the Stables at Hampton Court, 1 Oct. to 31 Dec. 1715	32	9	10
the Household at St. James's, January 1715–16	211	17	3
ditto, ditto, February 1715–16	173	3	4
ditto, ditto, March 1715–16	298	15	10¼
the King's Maundy at Whitehall, 29 March 1716	102	4	10¼
extraordinaries of the Stables at Kensington, 1 Jan. to 31 March 1715–16	141	1	8
the Household at St. James's, April 1716	150	15	6¼
ditto, ditto, May 1716	172	6	5¼
ditto, ditto, June 1716	142	13	9¾
extraordinaries of the Stables at Hampton Court, 1 April to 30 June 1716	38	16	5
the King's voyage to Holland, July 1716	857	18	1½
the Household at Hampton Court and St. James's, July 1716	168	13	11¾
ditto, ditto, August 1716	146	7	10¾
ditto, ditto, September 1716	396	3	2¼
entertainment of Haggi Sally, Ambassador of Tripoli, for 47 weeks from 3 Oct. 1715 to 27 Aug. 1716	740	0	0
extraordinaries of the Stables at Kensington, 1 July to 30 Sept. 1716	48	2	6
	—			4,446	18	8¼
				—
total payments and allowances				£94,315	1	5¼
and so this Accountant is in Surplusage Declared 9 July, 3 George I.				18,425	3	3½

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: TREASURER OF THE CHAMBER.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 410, ROLL 152 [A.O.1/410/152].

Charles Bodville, Earl of Radnor, Treasurer of the Chamber.

25 December 1715 to 25 December 1716.

Charge.				£	s.	d.

Arrears: remaining in the Accomptant's hands on the foot of his last Accompt				17	9	0½
Receipts: Michaelmas term, 2 George I, in part of 50,000l. by Privy Seal of 20 Dec., 1 George I				2,188	7	6
Easter term, 2 & 3 George I, in full of the same				16,864	0	0
the same term, in part of 50,000l. by Privy Seal of 20 June, 2 George I				11,330	19	5¼
Michaelmas term, 3 George I, in further part of the same				18,401	14	3¼
(total Receipts 48,784l. 11s. 2½d.)
				—
total charge and receipts				£48,802	0	3
Discharge.	£	s.	d.
Annual allowances to the several Officers of the Household: Serjeant Trumpeter; John Shore, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716	125	0	0
Musicians; John Eccless, Master of the King's Musick, same time, 250l.; 24 Musicians and an Instrument-keeper, same time, 1,250l.	1,500	0	0
Clockmaker and Watchmaker; Joseph Antram, at 200l. per an. to Ladyday 1716, then at 300l. per an. to Michaelmas 1716	300	0	0
the Jewel-house; Lord Guernsey, Master to 25 Feb. 1715–16, and James Brudnall, succeeding him, to Michaelmas 1716, 62l. 10s.; Roger Sedgwick, Clerk, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716, 16l. 13s. 4d.; Edward Pauncefort, Yeoman, same time 133l. 8s. 9d.; and Edward Yarley, Groom, same time 131l. 15s. 5d.	344	7	6
Mole-taker; Thomas Turner, same time	10	2	1
Rat-killer; Samuel Stubbs, same time	60	4	2
Coffer-bearers; Michael Woolrich and Matthew Mounsey, same time	68	8	9
ten Grooms of the Chamber, same time	500	0	0
forty Messengers of the Chamber, same time	2,250	0	0
Clerks of the Checque; William Sharpe, same time; Thomas Atterbury, to 7 Sept. 1715 and James Barbon, his successor, to Michaelmas 1716	249	7	6
Gentlemen Usher Daily Waiter Assistant; Charles Dalton, to 2 Aug. 1715, and Mark Anthony Saurin, his successor, to Michaelmas 1716	83	6	8
the Office of Treasurer of the Chamber; this Accomptant, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716, 586l. 15s.; John Holbetch, his Deputy, 1 Aug. 1714 to Michaelmas 1716, 107l. 9s. 3¾d.; the Executors of William Vanbrugh, Comptroller, Midsummer 1715 to 18 Nov. 1716 the day of his death, 209l. 1s. 0¼d.	903	5	4
House-keeper at Whitehall; Piercy Kirke, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716	812	10	0
Keeper of the Standing Wardrobe at Whitehall; Daniel Child, same time	250	0	0
Keeper of the Standing Wardrobe at Windsor Castle; Thomas Hall, same time	200	0	0
Keeper of the Standing Wardrobe at St. James's; Thomas Hutton, same time	137	10	0
Underhousekeeper at Hampton Court; Somerset English, same time	400	0	0
Keeper of the Privy Lodgings at Hampton Court; Richard Marriot, same time	250	0	0
Housekeeper of Windsor Castle; Theodore Randue, same time	400	0	0
Officers of the Removing Wardrobe at Whitehall; the Hon. Grey Maynard, Yeoman, same time, 287l. 10s.; Thomas Taylor and Charles Chester Eyres, Grooms, same time, 325l.; Kendall Heron, Thomas Williams and Charles Lucas, Pages, 375l.	987	10	0
Groom Porter; Thomas Archer, same time	687	10	0
Physicians, Apothecaries and Surgeons; Sir John Shadwell, Principal Physician, at 400l. per an. to Ladyday 1716 and at 300l. per an. to Michaelmas 1716, 450l.; Dr. Tancred Robinson, another, at 300l. per an. from Ladyday 1716, 150l.; Dr. George Lewis Tessier, another, at 200l. per an. from 5 March 1715–16, 111l. 10s. 9d.; James Chase, Apothecary to the King's person at 160l. per an., 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716, 200l.; Daniel Malthus, another, at 320l. 5s. per an., same time, 400l. 6s. 3d.; William Jones, Apothecary to the Household, at 106l. 13s. 4d., same time, 133l. 6s. 8d.; Claudius Amyand, Principal and Serjeant Surgeon, at 396l. 13s. 4d. per an. for 1½ years to Michaelmas 1716, 595l.; Ambrose Dickins, Serjeant Surgeon, same rate, 1¼ years to same time 495l. 16s. 8d.; Will Gardiner, Surgeon to the Household, year to Midsummer 1716, 280l. and Thomas Bates, his successor, to Michaelmas 1716, 70l.	2,886	0	4
Locksmith; Thomas Churchill, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716	22	16	3
Secretary to the Lord Chamberlain of the Household; Sir John Stanley, bt., same time	75	0	0
Elizabeth Battersby, for rent of the passage into Channel Row, same time	4	7	6
Strewer of the Herbs; Alice Bill, same time	30	0	0
Poet Laureate; Nahum Tate, to 31 July 1715, 9l. 10s. 8½d.; Nicholas Rowe, his successor, to Michaelmas 1716, 115l. 9s. 3½d.	125	0	0
Joiner of the Privy Chamber; John Howard, same time	24	9	7
Court Drummer; John Clothier, same time	30	0	0
Clerk of the Robes and Wardrobes; William Vanhuls, same time	200	0	0
Housekeeper and Wardrobe Keeper at Kensington; Henry Lowman, same time	125	0	0
Repairer of the Pictures; Peter Walton, same time	250	0	0
the Gamekeeper; the Duke of St. Albans, for the wages of the seven Gamekeepers of Bucks., Berks., Richmond, Hampton Court, Cockham and Bray, at 30l. per an. each, for three quarters to Ladyday 1716, and 10l. each for their liveries for 1716	227	10	0
Housekeeper at Somerset House; Thomas Hutton, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716	125	0	0
Gardener at Somerset House; the Administratrix of Thomas Baddiley at 50l. per an. for half a year and 52 days to 15 Feb. 1715–16 and Reuben Borer, his successor, to Michaelmas 1716	62	10	0
Underhousekeeper at St. James's; Edward Browne, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716, 75l.; with more for half a year for looking after the King's Apartment when the Court does not reside there at 40l. per an.; for half-year to same time	95	0	0
Embellisher of the King's letters to Eastern Princes; Thomas Brand, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716	75	0	0
Master of the Buckhounds; the Earl of Cardigan, at 2,341l. per an., 24 June 1715 to 11 July 1715	108	12	4½
Historiographer Royal; Thomas Maddox, 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716	250	0	0
Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal; Thomas Baker and Thomas Edwards, in lieu of three deer yearly, for the season 1716	20	0	0
Barber; Claudius Amyand, at 170l. per an., 1 Aug. 1714 to Michaelmas 1716	368	0	5¼
Master of the Game at Newmarket; the Earl of Orford, half year to Michaelmas 1716	30	0	0
Principal Painter; Sir Godfrey Kneller, bt.	100	0	0
Yeoman of the Revels; Thomas Mattock, same time	23	5	10
Clerk of the Chamberlain of the Household; John Evans, same time	15	0	0
the King's Body Guard; the Earl of Uxbridge, Captain, at 1,000l. per an., 24 June 1715 to 25 Sept. 1715, and the Earl of Derby, his successor, to Michmas 1716, 1,250l.; the Administratrix of Chiverton Charlton, Lieutenant, at 500l. per an., 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716, 625l.; Thomas Wyndham, Ensign, at 300l. per an., same time, 375l.; Francis Clerk, Clerk of the Checque, at 150l. per an., from Midsummer 1715 to 16 Feb. 1715–16 and William Wood, his successor, to Michaelmas 1716, 187l. 10s.; John Big, Exempt, same rate, 1¼ years to same time, 187l. 10s.; John Capell, Francis Clerk and Thomas Whitmore, Corporals, same rate each, same time, 562l. 10s.; 100 Yeomen at 39l. 11s. 3d. each, same time, 4,945l. 6s. 3d.	8,132	16	3
sixteen Yeomen Ushers, Hangers and Bedgoers, same time	200	0	0
Pensionary Yeoman; Thomas Smith, same time	18	15	0
Master of the Barges; John Hill, 1½ years to Xmas 1716	150	0	0
48 Watermen, same time	225	0	0
two Pensionary Watermen, same time; ten other Pensionary Watermen, three quarters to same time	32	16	3
the King's Alms; Dr. Robert Cannon, Sub-Almoner, for daily alms and the Poor at the Gate, 719l., and for the Royal Maundy, 400l.	1,119	0	0
	—			25,670	1	9¾
payments made upon particular Warrants for services not provided for by the Establishment etc.: William Lowen, senior, for keeping 30 couple of buckhounds, servants and horses at 600l. per an., 11 July 1715 to Ladyday 1716; more for keeping 20 couple of buckhounds extraordinary at 3d. a day each hound, Xmas 1714 to same time; by Royal Sign Manual of 13 April 1716	652	12	11
Capt. Thomas Scott of the York for fitting up the Romney man of war for the reception of the King of Sicily; by like Warrant of 7 May 1716	612	1	9
John Hudson, Robert Armitage, William Lowen, senior and junior, Yeoman Prickers at 30l. per an. each, 11 July 1715 to Michaelmas 1716; William Lowen, Huntsman, for keeping 30 couple of buckhounds, servants and horses at 600l. per an., Ladyday to Michaelmas 1716 and for keeping 20 buckhounds extraordinary at 3d. a day each, Midsummer quarter 1716; Roger Webb, Harbourer, at 20l. per an. from 11 July 1715 to Ladyday 1716; the said Roger Webb and John Webb, two Harbourers at 40l. per an. each, Ladyday to Michaelmas 1716; by the Prince of Wales's Warrant (as Guardian of the Kingdom) of 1 Oct. 1716	785	16	6¼
Sir Godfrey Kneller, the King's Principal Painter, at 200l. per an., 11 July 1715 to Ladyday 1716; by like Warrant of same date	157	16	2
Edward, Earl of Orford, Master of the Game at Newmarket, at 60l. per an., 24 Oct. 1715 to Ladyday 1716; by like warrant of 19 Nov. 1716	25	3	0
the Lady Frances Keightly, as of the Royal Bounty, at 400l. per an., 1¼ years to Michaelmas 1716; by Royal Sign Manual of 23 Feb. 1714–15	500	0	0
	—			2,733	10	4¼
payments made under Warrants of the Privy Council: John Gauntlett, Underkeeper of the Council Records, for stationery etc., year to Xmas 1715, 90l.; and for binding etc. four large Council books, 8l.	98	0	0
the Executrix of Robert Gregson, for his attendance as servant to the Privy Council for 8 months to his death, 25 Aug. 1715, at 40 marks per an., 17l. 15s. 6¾d.; and for removing the Council plate and books to and from the Cockpit to St. James's, 6l. 13s. 4d.; and to Edward Dickinson, the present servant, for four months to 25 Dec. 1715, 8l. 17s. 9¼d. and for removing the plate, 3l. 6s. 8d.	36	13	4
Robert Harmsworth and Edward Salter, two Keepers of the Council Chamber, for disbursements; year to Xmas 1715	20	0	0
	—			154	13	4
payments made on bills for stationery ware delivered to the Principal Secretaries of State; William Churchill and Edward Castle, Stationers in Ordinary, for stationery for the Lord Viscount Townshend, for Mr. Secretary Stanhope and (to 5 Aug. 1715 only) for the Duke of Montrose	1,567	5	3
payments made on Warrants signed by the Chamberlain of the Household, approved by Warrants under the Royal Sign Manual etc.: Sir Godfrey Kneller, for drawing twelve pictures of the King, one each for Lord Stairs, Col. Hunter, Col. Hamilton, Col. Shute, Edward Wortley and one of three quarters for Mr. Boite, painter in enamel, one for the Castle and one for the Town Hall of Dublin, one each for Baron Wrisberg, the Earl of Halifax, the Lord Cadogan and Mr. Pit	612	15	0
Sir William Oldes, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, for attendance on the House of Peers, 164 days from 17 March 1714–15 and 158 days from 9 Jan. 1715–16	107	6	8
John Incledon, Housekeeper of Westminster Palace, for himself and six labourers, Midsummer 1715 to Michaelmas 1716	191	15	0
Grey Maynard, Yeoman of the Removing Wardrobe, for washing sheets and pillow cases, 1 Aug. 1714 to Midsummer 1716	287	0	6
Thomas Williams, Page of ditto, for disbursements, 1 June 1715 to 20 Oct. 1716	38	19	6
Somerset English, for lodging of Chaplains-in-Waiting at Hampton Court, 25 July to 27 Oct. 1716	26	0	0
Thomas Archer, Groom-porter, for providing hearths, etc. for the Princess's apartments, etc.	158	0	8
John Holbeche, Clerk in the Treasury of the King's Chambers, Midsummer 1715 to Midsummer 1716	12	0	0
Andrew Trebec, Clerk, for reading prayers at St. James's Chapel, 1 Aug. 1714 to 1 Aug. 1716	30	0	0
John Lenton, Groom of the Vestry of the Chapel Royal, for utensils for cleaning the said Chapel, Ladyday 1715 to Ladyday 1716	10	0	0
John Eccless, Master of the King's Musick, for compositions for New Year's Day 1715–16 and for the King's Birthday in 1716	22	0	0
John Walsh, Instrument-maker in Ordinary, for mending and stringing musical instruments etc. in 1715	13	14	0
Timothy Goodwin, stationer, for lists of Lent Preachers and for stationery ware for the Lord Chamberlain's Office	29	17	6
Samuel Stubs, Ratkiller in Ordinary, for destroying vermin, Ladyday 1715 to Michaelmas 1716	86	17	0
Thomas Gethyn and John Duncombe, two Children of the Chapel Royal, whose voices are changed	40	0	0
Alice Habberley, necessary woman, for cleaning the Bedchamber, Little Drawing Room, Great Drawing Room and Council Chamber at St. James's, 1 Aug. 1714 to 1 Aug. 1716	124	15	0
Jane Spencer, ditto, for cleaning the German Chancery Room there, same time	64	0	0
Sarah Peach, ditto, for cleaning the Old Council Chamber, Ball Room and passage leading to the Chapel there, same time	56	0	0
Katharine Chaddick, ditto, for cleaning the King's Backstairs and the Backstairs at St. James's, same time	46	0	0
John Tonsey, for a pair of kettle drums for the Third Troop of Horse Guards	14	0	0
John Vandinande, for the like for the First Troop of ditto	14	0	0
Christopher Shrider, Organ-maker, for mending the organs in the chapels at St. James's and Whitehall, and for providing an organ for the Coronation	48	0	0
Benjamin Bedford, upholsterer, for rent of a house in Pall Mall hired for the Czar of Moscovy's Minister, half year to 30 Jan. 1715–16 and three quarters to 30 Oct. 1716, and for additional charges	582	13	0
Elizabeth Bridges, for rent of a furnished house for the Commissaries to settle the Treaty of Commerce between Great Britain and France, 1 Aug. 1714 to 8 Feb. 1714–15	112	9	9
the Lord Masham, for brass locks etc. left in his lodgings at St. James's and Kensington, and for fees etc.	66	16	6
the Executor of Dr. Harel for chests of drawers etc. left in his lodgings as above	31	3	0
John Loftus, barge-builder, for mending and repairing barges and oars, 15 Sept. 1714 to 11 Oct. 1715	8	13	6
Christopher Hill, Master of the Barges, for services, Xmas 1714 to 6 Dec. 1715 and Xmas 1715 to 7 Dec. 1716	610	7	6
	—			3,445	4	1
payments to the Messengers of the Chamber for their bills of services: Thomas Beake, Thomas Bowman, John Bill, William Browne, John Brighter, George Clark, Joseph Chance, George Collins, Elias Chalke, Daniel Chandler, Anthony Dagley, Edward Davis, Peter John Du Commun, George Fry, Edward Gibbs, George Gordon, John Hutchins, Richard Hayward, Charles Kenge, Enoch Motteram, Thomas Newlyn, Peter Newlyn, Thomas Nightingale, Thomas Over, William Parker, William Plommer, John Pulleine, Thomas Roberts, Valentine Randal, Richard Sharman, Thomas Smith, Joseph Smith, William Squire, Francis Sawyer, John Turner, Nathan Willcocks, John Warren				15,620	19	0
(total for payments under the Royal Sign Manual or upon Warrants etc. as above 23,521l. 12s. 10¼d.)
ordinary allowances: the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer 3l. 6s. 8d.; Thomas Foley, for the Auditor's fee 73l. 6s. 8d.; this Accomptant, for necessaries etc. 6l. 13s. 4d.				83	6	8
				—
total payments and allowances				£49,275	1	4
and so the Accomptant is in Surplusage Declared 3 July 1718.				473	1	1

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: MASTER OF THE ROBES.

PIPE OFFICE: ROLL 2847 [E.351/2847].

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 2055, ROLL 40 [A.O.1/2055/40].

William, Earl Cadogan, Master of the King's Robes.

1 August 1714 to 25 March 1721.

See Volume XXIX of this Calendar, p. clxii.

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: MASTER OF THE HORSE.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 1446, ROLL 29 [A.O.1/1446/29].

Conyers D'Arcy and Francis Negus, Commissioners for executing the Office of the Master of the Horse.

29 September 1715 to 25 March 1717.

Charge.	£	s.	d.

Arrears: none, this being these Accomptants' first Accompt of this Service		nil
Receipts: money had out of the Exchequer: Michaelmas term, 2 Geo. I, by General Writ of Privy Seal of 29 Sept. 1714 and Royal Sign Manual of 10 Feb. 1715–16, 2 George I	900	0	0
Easter term, 2 & 3 George I, by the same Privy Seal and Royal Sign Manual of 14 April 1716, 2 George I	1,300	0	0
the same term, by ditto and Royal Sign Manual of 11 June 1716, 2 George I	1,300	0	0
the same term, by ditto and Royal Sign Manual of 20 Aug. 1716, 3 George I	1,700	0	0
Michaelmas term, 3 George I, by ditto and Royal Sign Manual of 5 Dec. 1716, 3 George I	2,000	0	0
the same term, by ditto and Royal Sign Manual of 13 Feb. 1716–17, 3 George I	1,300	0	0
Easter term, 3 & 4 George I, by ditto and Royal Sign Manual of 8 April 1717, 3 George I	1,300	0	0
the same term by ditto and Royal Sign Manual of 8 July 1717, 3 George I	3,099	6	5
	—
total charge and receipts	£12,899	6	5
Discharge.
Payments to tradesmen and others for materials, work and necessaries for the Stables, detailed but without names (except that of Col. Fielding, for a rich chariot bought of him)	2,517	10	0
payments for liveries of servants belonging to the Stables	3,503	19	6
payments for providing a rich state coach for the King	2,992	2	0
hire of coaches and horses upon extraordinary occasions, viz.: to carry the Tripoli Ambassador to Windsor, to attend the King on his return to England in January 1716–17, and to attend the King at Newmarket	763	18	6
purchase of horses as presents for the King's service, detailed, viz.: eight horses for the King of Prussia; six ‘padds’ for the Queen of Spain; eight saddle horses for the King's stables; horses and mares bought for the King's stud; eighteen coach-horses and mares for the King's service; also the charge of transporting the horses sent to the King of Prussia and to the Queen of Spain	2,897	6	1
money paid as the King's gift, in lieu of Plates to winners of horse races at Newmarket, Guilford, York, Humblestone in Yorkshire, and Lincoln	760	12	6
annual allowances and contingencies, detailed: annual allowances (including 213l. 14s. for Exchequer fees and 30l. to Edward Harley for the Auditor's fee)	583	2	0
contingencies	333	16	10
	—
total payments and allowances	14,352	7	5
and so the Accomptant is in Surplusage Declared 16 July 1720.	1,453	1	0

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: WORKS.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 2448, ROLL 150 [A.O.1/2448/150].

Charles Dartiquenave, Paymaster of the King's Works and Buildings.

31 December 1715 to 31 December 1716.

Charge.				£	s.	d.

Arrears: remaining in the Accomptant's hands upon the end of his last Accompt				5,853	7	2½
Receipts: money imprested out of the Exchequer: Michaelmas term, 3 George I, in part of 20,000l. towards the late Queen's arrears, by General Writ of Privy Seal of 29 Sept. 1714, and Sign Manual of the Prince of Wales of 31 Dec. 1716, 3 George I				11,109	1	6¾
the same term, in further part of 40,000l. by Privy Seal of 11 Oct. 1716, 3 George I				7,090	17	9¼
Easter term, 3 & 4 George I, in further part of the same				7,697	12	2¾
Michaelmas term, 4 George I, in further part of the same				14,705	12	10½
(total receipts 40,603l. 4s. 5¼d.)				—
total charge and receipts				£46,456	11	7¾
Discharge.	£	s.	d.
Payments for works and repairs at the following places: the Tower of London: emptions etc.	208	9	5¼
carriage of provisions and rubbish	18	3	6
wages; masons at 2s. 9d. a day; carpenters at 2s. 6d. a day; paviors at 1s. 10d. and 2s. 9d. a day; bricklayers at 1s. 8d., 2s. 6d. and 2s. 9d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 2d. a day; and to Thomas Kynaston, Clerk of the Works, 71l. 17s.	327	14	5
	—			554	7	4¼
the Palace at Whitehall: emptions etc.	2,887	9	2
Deborah Reding, for cartage	208	14	10
wages; masons, carpenters and joiners at 2s. 6d. a day; bricklayers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 6d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d., 2s. and 2s. 2d. a day; Nicholas Hawksmore, Clerk of the Works, 161l. 11s. 10d.	850	3	0
rewards; Henry Wise, for opening etc. the common sewers and sluices from the Thames to the canal in St. James's Park; John Peryear, for lighting the lamps and ringing the workmen's bell; Robert Bedoe, for opening and shutting the doors after the workmen; Langley Bradley, for care of the clock in Scotland Yard; Mansel Bennet, for winding the clock etc.; Leonard Woodeson, for measuring the work in fitting up the New Lottery Office in Leadenhall Street; Thomas Kynaston, for the like at Hampton Court	70	1	0
	—			4,016	8	0
the Palace at St. James's: emptions etc.	2,029	12	10½
Deborah Reding, for clearing and carting of rubbish	241	6	0
wages; masons and joiners at 2s. 6d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. a day	21	10	0
taskwork; George Clayfeild, for repairing the thatching of the great icehouse in St. James's Park	25	15	6
rewards; Edward Browne, Underhousekeeper, for opening doors etc.; Mansel Bennet, for winding the clock etc.; Thomas Woodstock, for watching against fire; George Clayfeild, for watering the Great Court etc.	52	17	6
	—			2,371	1	10½
the Old Palace at Westminster: emptions etc.	422	0	3¾
Deborah Reding, for cartage of rubbish etc.	33	7	0
wages; masons, joiners, carpenters and a plasterer, at 2s. 6d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 2d. a day	90	17	0
rewards; Deborah Reding, for looking after the flap at the King's Bridge to prevent the tide from overflowing; Thomas Smith, for pumping the water etc.	6	18	0
	—			553	2	3¾
Denmark House: emptions etc.	769	13	1¾
Deborah Reding, for carriage of timber etc. and for cartage of rubbish etc. and for cleaning gutters etc.	31	13	10
wages; carpenters at 2s. 6d. a day; joiners at 2s. 9d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 2d. a day; Thomas Kynaston, Clerk of the Works, 67l. 15s. 9d.	197	18	11
rewards; Thomas Hutton, for opening doors etc.; Thomas Kynaston, for measuring work at Whitehall, St. James's and Westminster; for New River water; Mansel Bennet, for winding the clock etc.; Thomas Kynaston for ditto	48	17	6
	—			1,048	3	4¾
Winchester: emptions etc.	13	16	1
wages: carpenters at 2s. 6d. a day; plumbers at 2s. 10d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 2d. a day; Leonard Woodeson, Clerk of the Works, 63l. 7s. 6d.	142	3	10
	—			155	19	11
Newmarket: emptions, etc.	28	18	3½
rewards; Andrew Jelfe, for measuring the Royal Gardens at St. James's, Kensington and Hampton Court etc.	nil
wages; labourers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 2d. a day; Andrew Jelfe, Clerk of the Works, 41l. 3s. 6d. and for riding charges 16l. 7s. 3d. and for coming to the Office 12l., and for candles etc. 28l. 18s.	155	4	7
	—			184	2	10½
rewards: Andrew Jelfe, for measuring at several of the Royal Palaces				12	8	0
Hampton Court House and Gardens: emptions, etc.	1,311	1	1¼
Charles Fysher, for land and water carriage	385	15	0¼
wages; bricklayers and carpenters at 3s. and 2s. 6d. a day; joiners at 2s. 6d. a day; masons at 1s. 10d. and 2s. 9d. a day; plumbers at 2s. 6d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. and 2s. 2d. a day; Thomas Fort, Clerk of the Works, 114l. 10s. 7d.	929	12	0½
rewards; Langley Bradley, for winding up and setting the great Zodiacal Clock; Robert Hargreave, for ditto; Charles Fisher, for attendance at the laying of the pipes from Comb-park to Hampton Court and for ferrying the workmen across the Thames; Richard Marriot, for opening doors; Samuel English, for ditto etc.	37	16	0
the gardens: emptions etc.	283	2	8
Charles Fisher, for cartage etc.	80	3	6
wages; labourers at 1s. 8d. a day; Thomas Fort, Clerk of the Works, for keeping the accompts and for travelling charges; Thomas Simpson for cutting of weeds in the Thames and for mending the pipes	117	7	4
	—			3,144	17	8
Kensington Palace and Gardens: emptions etc.	960	17	1
cartage etc.	105	1	0
wages; bricklayers and carpenters at 3s. and 2s. 6d. a day; plumbers at 2s. 10d. a day; joiners at 2s. 6d. a day; labourers at 2s. 2d. and 1s. 8d. a day; Henry Joynes, Clerk of the Works, 41l. 3s. 6d. and for travelling charges, 14l. and for candles, 65l. 11s. 1d.	389	16	7
rewards; Henry Powell and Edward Arnold, for opening doors etc.; Mansel Bennet, for winding up the clock etc.; Henry Joynes, for ditto and for measuring the King's private road to Fulham; John Rowley, Master of the Mechanicks, for repairing the engines	104	17	6
Kensington Gardens: emptions etc.	172	15	11½
wages; carpenters at 3s. and 2s. 6d. a day; labourers at 1s. 8d. a day; Henry Joynes, Clerk of the Works, for taking the accompts, 18l. 6s.	52	3	6
	—			1,785	11	7½
Windsor Castle: emptions etc.	862	8	7¼
John Bailey, for cartage	14	4	0
wages etc.; joiners at 3s., 2s. 9d. and 2s. 6d. a day; masons at 2s. 8d. a day, carpenters at 2s. 6d. a day; sawyers at 2s. 3d. a day; labourers at 2s. 2d., 2s., 1s. 8d. and 1s. 6d. a day; Thomas Rowland, Clerk of the Works, 41l. 3s. 6d. and for travelling charges 12l. 12s. and for candles etc. 37l. 17s.	323	11	7
rewards; Sir Christopher Wren, Comptroller of the Works at Windsor, at 2s. a day for 33 days to 2 Feb. 1715–16 and John Ball, Surveyor, ditto, 3l. 6s. each; Mansel Bennet, for winding up the clock etc., 7l. 8s.	14	0	0
Windsor Castle Gardens: emptions	8	16	9
Henry Wise; half year to Xmas 1716	80	0	0
	—			1,303	0	11¼
Hampton Court Mews: emptions etc., 31 March 1715 to 28 Feb. 1715–16				124	13	10
St. James's Mews: emptions etc., 31 March 1715 to 28 Feb. 1715–16				257	11	1½
the Mews near Charing Cross: emptions etc.	740	17	10¾
Deborah Reding, for carriage	46	16	2
wages; labourers at 2s. 2d. and 1s. 8d. a day; Leonard Woodeson and Thomas Ripley, successively Clerks of the Works, 92l. 18s. 6d.	341	1	10
	—			1,128	15	10¾
the Savoy: emptions etc.	223	15	3
Deborah Reding, for cartage	14	4	0
wages; labourers at 1s. 8d. a day; Leonard Woodeson, Clerk of the Works, 37l. 11s. 6d.; Thomas Ripley, labourer in trust, at 2s. 2d. a day; 69l. 6s. 8d. and for candles etc., 5l. 17s. 6d.	121	10	8
	—			359	9	11
(total for the above works etc. 16,999l. 14s. 8¾d.)
fees, wages and entertainment: wages and entertainments of the Officers of the Works: Sir Christopher Wren, late Surveyor of the Works	320	19	0
Sir John Vanburgh, Comptroller of the Works	158	12	0
the same, as Surveyor of the Gardens etc.	400	0	0
Charles Dartiquenave, Paymaster of the Works	149	9	0
Benjamin Jackson, master mason	117	0	0
Christopher Wren and John Mercer, successively Clerks Ingrosser	51	17	0
John Hopson, purveyor	65	11	6
John Hopson, master joiner	27	9	0
David Lance, master plasterer	36	12	0
Thomas Hues, master bricklayer	36	12	0
Nicholas Hawksmore, Secretary to the Board of Works	100	0	0
Leonard Woodeson, Clerk to the same	45	15	0
Thomas Kynaston, Clerk to the Comptroller	45	15	0
Andrews Jelf, Clerk Itinerant	50	0	0
Thomas Robinson, smith	6	16	6
	—			1,612	8	0
riding charges				228	8	8
fees and other allowances: the Officers of the Removing Wardrobe	12	0	0
the Officers and Clerks of the Works at Xmas	17	2	0
this Accomptant for paper, etc.	23	12	6
the Officers of the Works for their monthly meetings	24	0	0
the Officers etc. of the Exchequer	30	0	0
Thomas Foley for the Auditor's fee	140	0	0
the Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer	2	0	0
	—			248	14	6
(total for fees etc. 2,089l. 11s. 2d.)
money paid to several artificers and others pursuant to sundry Warrants: for fitting up the Whitehall lodgings of Edmund Dunch, Master of the Household; by Treasury Warrant of 5 Sept. 1715				594	1	1¼
for erecting the scaffold or Court of Judicature in Westminster Hall; by like Warrant of 15 Dec. 1715				891	7	4¼
for making a staircase to the young Princesses' apartment; by like Warrant of 27 May 1715				37	8	5
for fitting up the little Kitchen under the young Princesses' New Wardrobe and in making a necessary house in the Pheasant Court; by like Warrant of 4 Aug. 1715				47	15	10½
for making new buildings in the apartments of the Princess of Wales; by two like Warrants of 23 July 1715 and 8 Aug. 1716				686	15	10
for erecting a new building in the Pheasant Court for the young Princesses and for making several accommodations in the Royal Nursery and for making presses etc. in the young Princesses' apartment; by like Warrant of 8 Aug. 1716				805	7	9¾
for repairing the stairs on the left hand the ‘Terras’ in Whitehall to the Thames etc.; by like Warrant of 23 July 1715				98	19	[0]
for making presses etc. for preserving the Records in the Signet Office at Whitehall; by like Warrant of 4 Jan. 1715				91	17	4
for extraordinary paving before the Horse Guards at Whitehall and at Somerset House; by like Warrant of 4 July 1715				226	0	10½
for making a closet etc. in the Princess's apartments at Hampton Court and for repairs at the Lord Chamberlain's lodgings there; by like Warrant of 18 June 1715				58	5	3¾
for repairs at the Master of the Horse's lodgings at Hampton Court; by like Warrant of 11 July 1715				54	11	5¾
for fitting up lodgings for the Clerk of the Works at Kensington; by like Warrant of 4 Aug. 1715				82	18	7
for repairing the removing scaffold used in cutting the high trees; by like Warrant of 11 July 1715				21	9	0
for making new dens for the lions etc. in the Tower and repairing old ones; by like Warrant of 18 Jan. 1715–16				124	19	4¾
for repairing the lodgings of the Comptroller of the Household at Hampton Court; by two like Warrants of 4 Aug. 1715 and 10 March 1715–16				348	7	3¾
for repairing and fitting up Madam Kilmanseck's apartment at St. James's and also for whitewashing, painting and cleaning the King's own apartments there; by like Warrant of 20 Aug. 1716				1,341	15	1
Henry Wise, gardener, for looking after 140 acres of the King's gardens and plantations; year to Xmas 1716; under Royal Sign Manual of 5 Jan. 1714–15				2,800	0	0
the same for looking after eight more acres added thereto; 1½ years to Xmas 1716; by Warrant of the Prince of Wales, then Guardian of the Kingdom, of 10 Sept. 1715				240	0	0
the same for looking after the slopes and divisions on the north and south sides of Windsor Castle etc., including wages to a mole-catcher; 1 June 1715 to 30 June 1716; by Treasury Warrant of 2 Oct. 1716				173	6	8
Anthony Vernutty, for the lamps at Westminster Hall etc. ordered for the Sessions of the Houses of Parliament, for the Queen's Funeral and for the King's Coronation; by Treasury letter of 23 July 1716				509	2	11½
Michael Studholme and William Watkins, Surveyors of the King's private roads, for repairing the private road to Fulham; pursuant to an estimate and three Treasury letters				909	2	9
Robert Bedoe, for street cleaning before Whitehall, from Denham Buildings in Great Scotland Yard to King Street, Westminster; year to Xmas 1716; by Warrant of the Prince of Wales, then Guardian of the Kingdom, of 25 Aug. 1716				100	0	0
Charles Dartiquenave, this Accomptant, for his additional allowance; year to 31 Dec. 1716; by Royal Sign Manual of 9 May 1715				100	0	0
(total paid under the above Warrants 10,343l. 12s. 1¾d.)
Exchequer fees				177	0	3½
				—
total payments and allowances				£29,609	18	4
and so this Accomptant is Indebted Declared 29 February 1719–20.				16,846	13	3¾

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: WARDROBE.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 2369, ROLL 147 [A.O.1/2369/147].

John, Duke of Montagu, Keeper of the Great Wardrobe.

Michaelmas 1715 to Michaelmas 1716.

Charge.				£	s.	d.

Arrears: remaining at the foot of the preceding Account, none, because in surplusage					nil
Receipts: money had out of the Exchequer: Michaelmas term, 2 George I, in further part of 50,000l. by Privy Seal of 28 Feb. 1 George I				30,361	0	10
Easter term, 2 & 3 George I, in full of the same				7,236	9	4½
the same term, in part of 10,000l. by Privy Seal of 18 Sept. 2 George I				6,632	18	2¾
				—
total charge and receipts				£44,230	8	5¼
Discharge.	£	s.	d.
Surplusage on the last Account				94,114	14	1½
payments to divers persons for goods delivered and work done for the service of the Great Wardrobe, detailed: David Bosanquet, merchant, for purple Genoa silk damask for the making of a canopy, chair of state, two chairs, a stool and two cushions for John, Earl of Stairs, Ambassador Extraordinary to France (ad Gallos), and for silk damask for the apartment of the Princess Anne at St. James's, and for blue Genoa velvet to guard the liveries and for 49 black Genoa velvet caps for the 100 Yeomen of the Guard and the 40 Yeomen Warders of the Tower for the year 1716; for 49 like bonnets for the King's Bargemaster and the 48 Watermen; for blue Genoa velvet to guard the liveries of the Children of Chapel Royal; for Genoa silk damask for the Princesses' apartments at St. James's; for blue Genoa velvet to guard the livery of Samuel Stubbs, ratkiller; for Genoa silk damask for the doors of the Princesses' apartment and two chairs in the older bedroom of the said Princesses at St. James's; likewise for green Genoa velvet for cloaks for 11 Knights of the Thistle; for blue Genoa velvet for two cloaks, crimson Genoa velvet for two surcoats etc. and for covering two books of the Statutes of the Order of the Garter, for two St. George's Crosses inset on the cloaks, for two belts and scabbards, for two black Genoa velvet bonnets, for two cushions etc. for Ernest, Duke of York and Frederick, Prince of Brunswick and Luneburg, Knights of the Order; for scarlet Genoa silk damask for making a canopy, chair of state etc. and for purple Genoa velvet to cover an altar etc. for Edward Wortley, Ambassador to Turkey (apud Turcas); for crimson Genoa silk damask for a canopy, chair of state etc. for the Earl of Cadogan, Ambassador Extraordinary to the States of Holland and Westfrisia (apud ordines Hollandiae et Westphrigiae); and for crimson Genoa silk damask to adorn an altar etc. for Thomas Pitt, Governor of Jamaica	2,199	12	6
William Barnesley, packer, for yellow serge for the nursery (in gynaeceo usitandi); for crimson Padua serge and green or red baize for the seats in Westminster Hall for the trial of the Earl of Oxford and Mortimer; for crimson dyed-in-grain (dibaphi) cloth and blue serge for the liveries of the 100 Yeomen of the Guard and 40 Yeomen Warders for the year 1716; for baize and other cloth for coats for the Bargemaster and Watermen for the same year; for cloth for coats for the children of the Chapel Royal; for serge dyed-in-grain (dibaphi) for furnishing the Fubbs yacht; for many coloured cloth for gowns for the King's poor men; for crimson cloth dyed in grain (dibaphi) and blue cloth for Samuel Stubbs, ratkiller, for the year 1716; for Padua serge for six cushions for the Chapel Royal at Whitehall; for crimson dyed-in-grain cloth and blue serge for the underkeepers of the Course at Newmarket (in usum rei saltuariae apud Newmarket custodum inferiorum); for rich crimson dyed-in-grain cloth for Alice Bill, Herbstrewer, for the year 1716; for black baize for the Princess of Wales and crimson dyed-in-grain serge for the window embrasure of St. James's Chapel; for crimson dyed-in-grain cloth and gold cloth for false seats at Windsor (apud Vindesorium)	1,314	9	10½
Richard Chamberlain, contractor for the enrichment of the Princesses' apartment (in ampliorem conclavis principissarum instructionem decreti) for crimson camel's-hair cloth, crimson Genoa silk damask; broad crimson camel's-hair cloth, and more crimson Genoa silk damask; for crimson Rome taffeta to adorn Westminster Hall; for crimson Genoa silk damask for the Chapel Royal in the Tower; and for velvet and taffeta for the Knights of the Garter	604	12	3
John Johnson and Company, mercers, for purple Genoa velvet, for superfine double silk interwoven with gold for John, Earl of Stairs, Ambassador to France; for superfine silk damask for the King's Privy Chamber; and for the Squire of the Wardrobe and for the bedchambers	849	3	6
William Weeks, laceman, for lace for edgings, for French fringes both of silver and gold, for very rich lace for the King and his family	478	12	0½
Charles Mathews, laceman, for narrow gold fringe for the liveries of the 100 Yeomen of the Guard and the 40 Tower Warders for the year 1716; and for like wares for Ambassadors abroad, for the Princess of Wales, for the Knights of the Garter, for the guardians of the Royal Children (infantes regios curantum), and for Thomas Pitt, Governor of Jamaica	1,655	4	9½
John Hazell, laceman, for fringe as above; and gold fringe for the Earls of Stairs and Cadogan	516	0	7½
Stephen Toulowse, embroiderer, for embroidering 140 coats, front and back, with the letters ‘G.R.’, roses, thistles, crowns etc. for the Yeomen and Yeomen Warders and for embroidery for the Earl of Stairs, for Peter le Neve, Norroy, for the Duke of York and for the Prince of Brunswick (pro acupictione tunicarum … laminis insignitarum, quibus etiam litterae G.R. … imponuntur … et pro acupictioni multiplici in usum Comitis de Stairs, Petri le Neve Fecialibus Septentrionalibus praefecti, Ducis Eboracensis, et Principis Brunopolensis …)	831	7	0
Benjamin Shute and Company, linen drapers, for Hollands and Cambric (pro Batavis Carbasis, Lineisque Segestribus) for the King, for the Earl of Stairs, and for the King's Almoner (Largitionum Regiarum Administri)	414	8	4½
John Robinson, linen draper, for the like	259	12	11
Joseph Windham, linen drapers, for the like	96	18	6
Robert Petre, tailor (sartori) for coats, breeches, liveries, robes of office etc. for the Gentlemen in Waiting (famulorum a pedibus), the Yeomen of the Guard and the Children of the Chapel Royal	190	7	7
Robert Graham, tailor, for liveries for 50 Yeomen of the Guard for the year 1716, and other work	153	1	1
Andrew McKarick, tailor, for fitting out John Duncomb, a Child of the Chapel Royal, whose voice is broken	5	0	10
William Dixon, for 40 liveries for the Yeomen Warders for the year 1716	100	0	0
Catherine Bull, feather-dresser, for two plumes of St. George, with cases, for the Duke of York and Prince Frederick, Knights of the Garter	161	10	0
Mary Sedgwick, hatter, for 24 hats with bands for the 10 Children of the Chapel Royal, for the three Coursekeepers at Newmarket and for John Duncomb as above	12	10	0
John Bee, hosier (fn. 1) (caligario), for rich silk hose for the Children of the Chapel Royal, the 100 Yeomen and the 56 poor men of the Maundy, for the year 1716	74	13	0
John Aird, glover, for gloves for the same	58	8	0
Anne Colthorpe, sempstress, for making bed-linen etc. for the King, for the Ambassadors to France, Turkey and the States General and for the Governor of Jamaica	43	12	0
William Crofts, Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal, for 60 waxed shoes for the year 1716	10	10	0
Thomas Gethwin, late a Child of the Chapel Royal, whose voice is broken; fitting out	8	19	7
William Wood, Clerk of the Check, for 40 watch gowns for the Yeomen and Yeomen Warders	140	0	0
William Haddock, for 140 soldiers' belts of leather, embossed, for 50 cloth and velvet belts, for 140 swords with gilt pommels for the Yeomen and Yeomen Warders; for gilt swords with velvet belts for the Duke of York and Prince Frederick	346	10	0
Edward Byrd, for 46 sky-blue ribands and purple ribands, for the Yeomen and Yeomen Warders	52	10	0
William Vanhuls, Clerk of the Wardrobe, for work etc. for a year to Michaelmas 1716, and for a rich wallet with pockets	36	0	0
Thomas Phill and Jeremiah Fletcher, for beds and furniture for the Ambassadors abroad and the Royal Palaces	1,400	8	9
Christopher Pembrook, upholsterer, for wares to equip the Caroline yacht	624	0	0
Richard Roberts, joiner, for chairs, chairs of state etc. for St. James's Palace and for the Ambassador to France and for the Caroline yacht	657	3	0
John Gumley and James Moore, cabinet makers, for mirrors etc. for St. James's Palace	474	13	0
Charles Hazell, Executor of Dr. Hazell, deceased, for furnishing his bedchambers	21	5	0
Mary Riffe, for chairs and armchairs for the Princess	15	0	0
William Johnson, coffer-maker, for wares	317	6	0
John Pincke, herald-painter, for six gilt shields bearing the King's Arms etc. for Ernest, Duke of York and Prince Frederick, Knights of the Garter	32	0	0
Thomas Stokes, for outside painting of the Wardrobe Office	4	12	8
Thomas Dummer, Deputy Keeper of the Great Wardrobe, for his usual rewards etc. and for travelling charges etc.	414	17	10
Francis Fox, tailor, for work	422	11	0
John Vanderbanc, arras worker, for silk thread, etc., for rent of the office in Queen Street, and for the work of himself and the 13 arras workers	775	4	0
Edward Castle and Company, stationers, for stationery wares	334	8	8
Samuel Stebbing, Somerset Herald, for two large books of the Statutes of the Order of the Garter for Frederick, Prince of Brunswick and Ernest, Duke of York	6	0	0
John Elrington, steward, for his care in weighing materials etc. required for the Wardrobe	94	0	3
Nathan Witham, serjeant skinner, for cleaning and airing the stoles	13	6	8
William Holmes, for candles and other necessaries for the Queen Street Office etc.	442	19	8
John King, porter, for wages due at Michaelmas 1716	20	0	0
John Sergeant, running porter, for wages for 366 days and for livery	33	9	9
Catherine Port, housemaid, for cleaning the office	21	0	0
Christopher Hill, King's Bargemaster, for points	9	12	0
	—			16,747	12	8½
payments for liveries etc. by Letters Patent: John, Duke of Montagu, Keeper of the Great Wardrobe, at 2,000l. for himself and 200l. for his Deputy	2,200	0	0
Edmund Dummer, Clerk of the Great Wardrobe	300	0	0
John Plat, Yeoman of the Leash	2	12	0
Le Strange Symes, Yeoman and Keeper of the Masks and Revels (‘valetto et custodi omnium larvarum vestiumque mentitarum nec non contrarotulatori tentoriensi’)	1	6	8
Edward Harrison, Child of the Leash	12	0	8
John Barnet, Joseph Richards, William Weeket and Samuel Clarke, Exchequer Messengers	4	16	0
Edmund Dummer, Clerk of the Great Wardrobe	30	19	8
Sir John Vanbrugh, Comptroller of the Works	8	9	4
Grimlin Gibbons, Master Sculptor and Engraver	8	0	0
Thomas Hughes, master bricklayer (inter caementarios primo)	5	3	4
Benjamin Jackson, master mason (intra fabros lapidarios primo)	2	2	0
	—			2,575	9	8
ditto by Dormant Warrants: John, Duke of Montagu, Xmas, 1715	106	13	4
Robert Gardner, Edward Browne, Laurence Saxon, James Sell, David Harris and William Taylor, Attendants of the Privy Chamber, Midsummer 1716	280	18	0
Charles, Duke of Bolton, Lord Chamberlain of the Household, Xmas 1715	66	16	0
Charles Tollet, Musician, St. Andrew's Day 1714, and John Eccles, Master of the King's Musick (praefecto musicorum) and 23 Musicians, same date	403	2	6
Robert Lemington, William Whitmore, Joseph Asheley and Cornelius Tilburg, Grooms of the Bedchamber (regiis cubicularibus e secretioribus), Whitsuntide 1716	174	0	0
William van Huls, Clerk of the Wardrobe, All Saints' Day 1715; Michael Hounslief, cook, same time; William Johnson, coffer-maker, same time; Stephen Toulouze, embroiderer, same time; Richard Robert, joiner, All Saints' Day 1714 and 1715; George Hutchinson and John Elrington, Clerks of the Wardrobe, All Saints' Day 1715; Nathan Bridgwater, late Page of the Wardrobe, All Saints' Day 1714	209	4	10
Claude Amyan, the King's Barber, Midsummer 1716; Mary Lowman, laundry woman, St. Andrew's Day 1715; James Moore and the Musicians Royal, same time; John Dissel, cook, All Saints' Day 1715; John Hopson, master-joiner, Xmas 1715	129	7	10
(total for liveries as above 3,945l. 12s. 2d.)
	—			1,370	2	6
sums of money due for winter and summer robes, as of old: Richard, Lord Onslow, late Under-Treasurer, Michaelmas 1715	6	16	0
Robert Walpole, Xmas 1715, Easter, Whitsuntide and Michaelmas 1716	34	13	4
Sir William Sympson, a Baron of the Exchequer, Xmas 1715 and Whitsuntide 1716	12	17	4
Simon, Viscount Fanshawe, King's Remembrancer, Xmas 1715	4	12	8
Leonard Thompson, Lord Treasurer's Remembrancer, Xmas 1715	2	13	4
George Wright, Clerk of the Crown, Xmas 1715 and Whitsuntide 1715	3	5	10
Edward Harley and Thomas Foley, Auditors of the Prests, Xmas 1715	10	2	0
Sir William Ashburnham, bt., a Chamberlain of the Exchequer, Xmas 1715 and Whitsuntide 1716	13	6	6
Sir Simeon Stewart, bt., another, ditto	13	6	6
George, Earl of Halifax, and Henry Pelham, Clerks of the Exchequer, ditto	5	8	0
John, Duke of Montagu, Keeper of the Great Wardrobe, ditto	15	0	0
Edmund Dummer, Clerk of the Wardrobe, ditto	3	11	0
George Hutchinson and John Elrington, ditto	4	6	8
	—			129	19	2
annual payments to the Officers of the Wardrobe: John Duke of Montagu, Keeper	100	0	0
Edmund Dummer, Clerk	24	18	4
Thomas Foley, Auditor, for his fee	91	6	8
	—			216	5	0
usual allowances to this Accomptant for battelage etc.				9	12	4
				—
total payments and allowances				£115,163	15	6
and so the Accomptant is in Surplusage Declared 6 August 1719.				70,933	7	0¾

Auditors' Memorandum.—The said Surplusage of 70,933l. 7s. 0¾d. (whereof 67,669l. 8s. 7¾d. relates to the Wardrobe before 1 Aug. 1714 and the remainder, 3,263l. 18s. 5d., hath arisen since that time) is occasioned by allowing the whole annual expense of the Office, according to the ancient method, but it does not appear what remains unpaid, vouchers not having been produced to the Auditors.

DECLARED ACCOUNTS: CIVIL LIST: KING'S PENSIONS.

AUDIT OFFICE: BUNDLE 1924, ROLL 13 [A.O.1/1924/13].

William Clayton, Paymaster of the King's Pensions and other Allowances.

15 December 1715 to 20 December 1716.

Charge.				£	s.	d.

Arrears: none, this being the Accomptant's first Accompt					nil
Receipts: money had out of the Exchequer: Michaelmas term, 2 George I, in part of 15,000l. for the relief of the poor French Protestants by Royal Sign Manual of 15 Dec. 1715, 2 George I, under General Privy Seal of 29 Sept. 1714				7,500	0	0
Michaelmas term, 3 George I, in full of the same				7,500	0	0
Michaelmas term, 2 George I, in part of 50,000l. to be paid according to Establishments, by Privy Seal of 26 Jan., 2 George I				400	0	0
Easter term, 2 & 3 George I, in further part of the same				32,846	0	1½
Michaelmas term, 3 George I, in further part of the same				11,712	17	2¼
				—
total payments and allowances				£59,958	17	3¾
Discharge.	£	s.	d.
Money paid by this Accomptant for the relief of the poor French Protestants: to Captain Steven Deguilhon to be distributed to the French clergy 3,000l.; and to Nicholas Rambouillet de la Sabliere and Lewis Desclouseaux for the French laity 12,000l.				15,000	0	0
pensions and allowances pursuant to two Establishments under the Royal Sign Manual and by special Warrants: by the Great Establishment of 18 April 1716: the Countess Dowager of Arlington; year to 24 June 1716	1,000	0	0
Katherine Armstrong; same time	100	0	0
Mary Armstrong; same time	100	0	0
Thomas Atterbury; same time	100	0	0
John Arnold; same time	40	0	0
Nehemiah Arnold, for Susannah Arnold; same time	30	0	0
Mathias Ascough; same time	30	0	0
Mary Ashton; same time	30	0	0
Margaret Abernathy; same time	20	0	0
Mary Austen; same time	8	0	0
Sir Thomas Allen; same time	150	0	0
Elizabeth Aspinwal; same time	40	0	0
Richard, Earl of Bellamart; same time	300	0	0
Col. Baggot, an old soldier; same time	200	0	0
Jane Berkley; same time	200	0	0
Rebecca Bruges, alias Pride; same time	80	0	0
Theodore Bellasis; same time	150	0	0
Williamina Bunce; same time	50	0	0
Deborah Birch; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	150	0	0
Susanna Benson; year to 24 June 1716	50	0	0
Elizabeth Battle, widow of Dr. Battle; same time	50	0	0
Richard Miller, for Brasseley's children; same time	44	0	0
Elizabeth Bedford; same time	40	0	0
Richard Bradley; same time	40	0	0
Anne Bing; same time	40	0	0
Walter Butler; same time	30	0	0
Grizel Burgill; same time	40	0	0
John Butts; same time	30	0	0
John Button; same time	27	7	6
Elizabeth Boucher; same time	20	0	0
Mary Boucher; same time	20	0	0
Elizabeth Belcher; same time	20	0	0
Martha Bastin; same time	20	0	0
Jane Bell; same time	20	0	0
Katherine Buck; same time	15	0	0
Sarah Browne; same time	11	0	0
Elizabeth Batten, widow, from the Princess; same time	10	0	0
Jean Guenon de Beaubuisson and Anne and Jane, her daughters; same time	100	0	0
Thomas Beverley; same time	100	0	0
Matthew Bosch; same time	100	0	0
Eastern Buckholtz, valet de chambre to the late Prince George of Denmark; same time	50	0	0
Matthew Barrow, keeper of the said late Prince's plate; same time	20	0	0
John Brotherson, groom to the said late Prince; same time	15	0	0
John, Lord Colepepper; same time	600	0	0
Countess Dowager of Cassillis; same time	200	0	0
Sir Henry Dutton Colt; same time	200	0	0
Thomas Cornwallis; same time	100	0	0
Edith Colledge; same time	150	0	0
Anne Christian; same time	60	0	0
Ursula Church; same time	40	0	0
Magdalen Cunningham; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth Calvert; same time	30	0	0
Joanna Crowe, Administratrix of Capt. Timothy Crow, deceased, for his pension; Michaelmas quarter 1715	7	10	0
Joanna Clark, Administratrix of Matthew Clarke, deceased, for his pension; three quarters and 77 days to 10 June 1716	19	4	4½
Anne Colins; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Marmaduke Conway; same time	20	0	0
Elianora Conway; same time	20	0	0
Thomas Chamberlaine; same time	18	0	0
Isaac Crocker; same time	12	0	0
Eleanor Clauson; same time	8	0	0
Edmond Chaloner, for Farquhar's children; same time	20	0	0
Stephen Caillaud; same time	200	0	0
Visconte Cigala; same time	50	0	0
Agnetta Cowper; same time	200	0	0
Joanna Cutts; same time	100	0	0
Louise de Cire; same time	30	0	0
Elie Canolle and Mary Magdalen his wife; same time	20	0	0
Anne de Connel; same time	15	0	0
Martha Collins; same time	40	0	0
Susannah Clarke; half year to Xmas 1715	5	0	0
Countess Dowager of Dalhousie; year to 24 June 1716	200	0	0
Susanna Durell; same time	300	0	0
Jane Dummer, daughter of Edmond Dummer, late Surveyor of the Navy; same time	150	0	0
Elizabeth Doyley; same time	100	0	0
Dame Jane Dowglass and her daughter; same time	70	0	0
Anne Duke; same time	45	12	6
John Dwyre, in lieu of 2s. a day at the Exchequer; same time	36	10	0
Hester Dawson; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth Disney; same time	20	0	0
Anne Disney; same time	20	0	0
Jane Dickenson; same time	20	0	0
Mary de Rambure Deaucourt; same time	25	0	0
Anne Eden; same time	100	0	0
Bachelier De Lespine; half year to Xmas 1715	10	0	0
Charles, Lord Fitzwalter; year to 24 June 1716	600	0	0
Lucius Henry, Lord Faulkland; same time	400	0	0
Henry Fowbert; same time	500	0	0
Anne Feilding, for herself and four brothers and sisters; same time	250	0	0
Elizabeth Farthing; same time	100	0	0
Susannah Foxten, a Colonel's widow; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	75	0	0
James James, Administrator of Benjamin la Fountaine; quarter year and 55 days to 23 Nov. 1715	20	0	8
Anne Fitzharry; year to 24 June 1716	50	0	0
Rebecca Foster; same time	30	0	0
William Fachin, an old soldier; same time	27	7	6
Rebecca Flower; same time	20	0	0
Judith Fitzharry; same time	20	0	0
Oswald Fawne; same time	18	0	0
Martha Francis; same time	50	0	0
Susanne Farey de Mue and Caterine Farey, her niece; same time	40	0	0
Mary Griffith, relict of a late Commissioner of the Salt Duties in great want; same time	300	0	0
William Grahme; same time	200	0	0
Alice Grahme, widow of Dr. Grahme; same time	150	0	0
Elizabeth Grove, widow of Bishop Grove; same time	100	0	0
Edward Godfrey; same time	140	0	0
John Gosling, clerk; same time	50	0	0
Gregory Genning; same time	50	0	0
Bernard Gates; same time	40	0	0
Mary Grahme, widow; same time	40	0	0
Isabella Guillmis; same time	20	0	0
Anne Gourney; half year to Xmas 1715	10	0	0
Amy Goldesbrough; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Elizabeth Gibson; same time	15	0	0
Eleanor Goddard; same time	12	0	0
Sir Rowland Gwynn; same time	400	0	0
John Godfried Gulman; same time	100	0	0
Daniel Guery; same time	50	0	0
Isaac Groguet; same time	35	0	0
Anne Grimaudet; same time	25	0	0
Charlotte Gousset; same time	16	0	0
Anne de la Guiminiere; same time	15	0	0
Judith Hawley; same time	300	0	0
Elizabeth, Lady Hay; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	150	0	0
George Frederick Hendall [Handel]; year to 24 June 1716	200	0	0
Col. Philip Howard; same time	200	0	0
Henrietta Howard; same time	200	0	0
Marianna Herbert, Executrix of Philip Herbert, deceased, for his pension for half a year and 77 days to 12 March 1715–16	142	3	10
James Howard, son of Col. Philip Howard; year to 24 June 1716	120	0	0
Lucy Howard, relict of Edward Howard; same time	100	0	0
Katherine Hildsley; same time	50	0	0
Elizabeth Hyde; same time	50	0	0
Maj. Nathaniel Hill, an old soldier; same time	50	0	0
Katherine Harlackendon; same time	40	0	0
Mary Hill; same time	40	0	0
George Holder; same time	22	0	0
Sarah Hussey; same time	15	0	0
Elizabeth Hall; same time	20	0	0
Elizabeth Harris; same time	20	0	0
Mary Hutton; same time	12	3	4
Penelope Hutton; same time	12	3	4
Anne Head; three quarters to Lady Day 1716	7	10	0
Tabitha Haughton; year to 24 June 1716	10	0	0
Thomas, Lord Howard of Effingham; same time	800	0	0
William, Lord Hunsdon; same time	600	0	0
Ruperta Howe; same time	500	0	0
John George Hugk, Secretary to the late Prince George of Denmark; same time	200	0	0
James Herault; same time	60	0	0
Margaret Humphreys; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth Wood, Administratrix of Samuel Johnson, clerk; half year to Xmas 1715	150	0	0
Mary, Lady Inchiquin; year to 24 June 1716	200	0	0
the Earl of Jersey, for his younger brother; same time	100	0	0
Dr. John Irish; quarter to Michaelmas 1715	25	0	0
Frances Ireland; year to 24 June 1716	50	0	0
Jane Ireland; same time	50	0	0
Evert Jollivert; same time	50	0	0
Margaret Jolliffe; same time	20	0	0
Barbara Killigrew, Executrix of Barbara Killigrew, widow of Sir Robert Killigrew, for her pension; at 150l. per an.; half year and 26 days to 20 Jan. 1715–16	85	13	8¼
Alice King; year to 24 June 1716	100	0	0
Mary Kerr; same time	100	0	0
Mary Kirke, widow, till her son be provided for; same time	100	0	0
Margaret Butler, Executrix of Elizabeth Killigrew daughter of William Killigrew, for her pension; Michaelmas quarter 1715	20	0	0
Abraham Kemp; year to 24 June 1714	40	0	0
Anne Kerche; same time	20	0	0
Hamnet Kirkes; same time	100	0	0
Barbara Killigrew; at 50l. per an.; 20 Jan. 1715–16, when her mother Dame Barbara died [as above] to 24 June 1716	21	5	4
Charlotte, Lady Lovelace, for herself and son; 1¼ years to 29 Sept. 1716	500	0	0
Susannah Leighton; year to 24 June 1716	100	0	0
Martha Lockhart; same time	300	0	0
Richard Lloyd and John Jones; same time	100	0	0
Oliver Lambert, a younger son of the late Earl of Cavan, until otherwise provided for; same time	50	0	0
Mary Leigh; same time	50	0	0
Richard Longbottom; same time	50	0	0
Josina Lower; same time	20	0	0
Joanna Launce; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	7	10	0
Susanna Laverney; year to 24 June 1716	25	0	0
John Laynng; same time	100	0	0
Lady Mary Mordington; same time	20	0	0
Lady Ann Morgan; same time	200	0	0
Sarah Mathews, widow of Col. Mathews; same time	100	0	0
Frances McKenzie and her daughters; same time	150	0	0
Sir Winwood Mowat; same time	40	0	0
Elizabeth Minshall; same time	50	0	0
Margaret Morrison; same time	40	0	0
Milborne Maddox, an old soldier; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth McDonnell; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth Mcracken; same time	30	0	0
Mary Marshall; same time	30	0	0
Abraham Magney; same time	50	0	0
David Morris; same time	20	0	0
Rachel, Anne and Frances Mansell; same time	30	0	0
Mary MacNeal; same time	20	0	0
Mary Mitchell; same time	20	0	0
Sarah Miller; same time	13	4	0
Margaret Marr; same time	15	0	0
Jane Mathews; same time	100	0	0
Jane May; same time	100	0	0
Daniel Martines; same time	100	0	0
Francis Macon; same time	25	0	0
Margaret Marolles; same time	25	0	0
Elizabeth de Maulevirer; same time	25	0	0
John Christoft de Martini, Reader of the Lutheran Chapel; same time	40	0	0
Samuel de Neufville, and Mariane his wife; same time	20	0	0
Susanna, Lady Newport; same time	200	0	0
Cecilia Newbery; same time	40	0	0
Judith North; same time	20	0	0
Elizabeth Newman; same time	20	0	0
Hannah Neville; same time	80	0	0
Rebecka Oates, relict of Doctor Oates; same time	300	0	0
Frances Otway; same time	10	0	0
Judith Offranville; same time	20	0	0
Guy Palmes, to be paid into his own hands; same time	600	0	0
William Palmes senior; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	300	0	0
Lady Mary Phillips; year to 24 June 1716	150	0	0
Robert Paltock; same time	40	0	0
Lady Mary Prestwich; same time	40	0	0
Rowland Peirce; same time	40	0	0
George Purdon, Administrator of Mary Purdon, deceased, for her pension; half year and 31 days to 26 Jan. 1715–16	23	7	11½
Frances Plunkett; year to 24 June 1716	30	0	0
Anne Pack; same time	30	0	0
Rebecca Pauldon; same time	25	0	0
Edward Purcell; same time	20	0	0
Jane Pigott; same time	20	0	0
William Powell; same time	20	0	0
Charles Palmer; same time	20	0	0
Anne Pugh; same time	20	0	0
Samuel Pack; same time	10	0	0
Christian de Plessen; same time	400	0	0
Edmond Feilding, Administrator of Col. Frederick Penantier, for the Colonel's pension; half year and 20 days to 14 Jan. 1715–16	55	9	7
Jane Pellett; year to 24 June 1716	50	0	0
Phillippe de Passac; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	18	15	0
Mary Pasquet; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Cecilia Presgrave; same time	40	0	0
Mary Peates; same time	20	0	0
Dorothy Phillipps; same time	80	0	0
Henry Quinn; same time	60	0	0
John Rowley; same time	150	0	0
Joanna Rivet; same time	100	0	0
Lieut.-Col. Francis Raynsford; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	75	0	0
Elizabeth Ramsey; year to 24 June 1716	100	0	0
Frances Rawleigh, widow of Philip Rawleigh, same time	100	0	0
Mary Robins, Queen Mary's Goddaughter; same time	40	0	0
Anne Richbell; same time	40	0	0
Charlotte Ricant; same time	40	0	0
Deborah Rolleston; same time	30	0	0
Magdalen Ross; same time	30	0	0
Mary Reeves; same time	60	0	0
Elizabeth Rossington; same time	30	0	0
Capt. Roger Raven; same time	27	7	6
Anne Reynolds, Administratrix of Arthur Reynolds deceased, for his pension; half year and 38 days to 1 Feb. 1715–16	16	10	9
Elizabeth Reynolds; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	7	10	0
Katherine Roberts; year to 24 June 1716	10	0	0
Peter La Roche, valet de chambre to the late Prince George of Denmark; same time	100	0	0
Jean de Rigo; same time	25	0	0
Guillaume de Ruel; same time	25	0	0
George Sayers, Vice-Chamberlaine to the late Queen Mary; same time	500	0	0
Sir John Sayers; same time	200	0	0
Charles Shales, for Capt. Shales's daughters; for a debt owing to their father; same time	100	0	0
Margaret Swinton; same time	50	0	0
Thomas Smith, an old soldier; same time	30	0	0
Rabsey Smithsby; same time	20	0	0
Richard Sydenham; same time	20	0	0
Victoria Slingsby; same time	20	0	0
Mary Shelly; same time	41	10	0
Mary Simmons; same time	20	0	0
Elizabeth Sewell; same time	20	0	0
Grace Simson, Administratrix of George Simson, deceased, for his pension; three quarters and 21 days to 15 April 1716	16	3	0
Elizabeth Slingsby; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Margaret Simpson; same time	15	0	0
Sarah Simpson; same time	15	0	0
Mary Saintlo; same time	10	0	0
Anne Struther; same time	10	0	0
Edward, Earl of Sandwich; same time	800	0	0
Maynard, Duke of Schomberg; same time	1,000	0	0
Godfried Steidell, porter of the Lutheran chapel	20	0	0
Mary Sundt, laundress to the late Prince George of Denmark; same time	15	0	0
Elizabeth Sherman; same time	107	10	0
George Townshend; same time	200	0	0
Margaret Tow[n]shend, widow of the late Clerk of the Wardrobe; same time	100	0	0
Dorothy Torway, late Mrs. Hyde; same time	50	0	0
Mary Thornycroft; same time	60	0	0
Elizabeth Tottersell; same time	20	0	0
Windham Thompson; same time	10	0	0
Clifton Thompson; half year to Xmas 1715	5	0	0
Katherine Tessin; year to 24 June 1716	10	0	0
Magdalen Thomas; same time	10	0	0
Thomas Tagg; same time	10	0	0
Martha de Teilhac; same time	15	0	0
Rachel Thomas; same time	60	0	0
James Vernon, senior; same time	600	0	0
Col. Villiers's children, by the hands of Lady Orkney; same time	200	0	0
Anne Villiers, widow of Col. Villiers; same time	100	0	0
Alice Vaughan; same time	20	0	0
Elizabeth Verboon; same time	20	0	0
Jaques Vezian; same time	50	0	0
John Uvedale, by the hands of Neville Ridley; half year to Midsummer 1715	100	0	0
George Whichcoate; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	300	0	0
Elizabeth Winstanley, ‘widow of the Ingineer that built the Edystone’; year to 24 June 1716	100	0	0
Elizabeth Waggott; same time	80	0	0
William Watson; same time	80	0	0
Elizabeth Wandesford; same time	50	0	0
Margaret Whittle; same time	40	0	0
Winifred Whaley, widow of Col. Whaley; half year to Xmas 1715	15	0	0
Mary Walter; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Sarah Wright; same time	20	0	0
Anne and Elizabeth Wilkinson; same time	40	0	0
Jane Walter; same time	15	0	0
Anne Whittle; same time	20	0	0
John Whittle, clerk, who came over with King William; same time	26	0	0
Teresa Wroughton; same time	6	0	0
Katherine Walters; same time	5	0	0
Court Walklin, substitute Privy Purse to the late Prince George of Denmark; same time	100	0	0
Richard Watts; same time	50	0	0
Margaret Watson; same time	100	0	0
Dame Katherine Walter; same time	200	0	0
Didrick Walters, junior; same time	100	0	0
Mercy Young; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	22	10	0
Frances Yonge; same time	22	10	0
witnesses in the assassination plot against King William, viz.: Capt. George Porter, and Capt. Richard Fisher at 260l. each per an., same time, 520l.; Capt. William Royce, same time, 156l.; Thomas Bartram, same time, 78l.; Robert Inwood, Michaelmas quarter 1715, 19l. 10s.; John Lunt, at 52l. per an. and Edward Brown at 26l. per an., each for year to 24 June 1716, 78l.	851	10	0
Robert Canon, sub-almoner, for private pensions (less 200l. paid on account); same time	600	0	0
the same, for the Arabick Professor at Oxford and Cambridge (less 25l. on account)	75	0	0
Thomas Barclay, Minister of Albany in New York; same time	50	0	0
the Bishop of London, for a Minister in New England; same time	100	0	0
the same, for maintaining Henry and John Giraud; same time	60	0	0
Robert Milling, Minister of the English Church at the Hague; same time	30	0	0
Rice Evans, Minister of the English Church at Amsterdam; same time	100	0	0
John Mapletoft, Minister of the English Church at Rotterdam; Michaelmas quarter 1715	25	0	0
John Turner, Minister of Greenwich, in lieu of tithes for Greenwich Park; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	3	16	10½
Anthony Marie de la Croze, Vicar of Old Windsor, in lieu of tithes for lands laid into Windsor Great Park; year to 24 June 1716	25	0	0
Samuel Coxall, Rector of Hampton Church, in lieu of tithes for lands inclosed in Hampton Court Park; same time	36	1	8
the same, as Chaplain of Hampton Court Palace; same time	50	0	0
Timothy Pool, Reader at Hampton Court Palace; same time	20	0	0
Pierre Gually, Minister of the French Church at Wapping; same time	40	0	0
Frances Howerdine; three quarters to Ladyday 1716	60	0	0
Nathaniel Hough, afternoon Preacher at Kensington; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Benjamin Power, Schoolmaster at Wapping; same time	20	0	0
Tregonwell Frampton, John Dighton and William Clayton, Trustees of the School at Newmarket, for the Schoolmaster there; same time	50	0	0
Charles Collins, Schoolmaster at Kensington; same time	30	0	0
Richard Reeve, Mayor, and Thomas Dawson, Vicar of New Windsor, for the Schoolmaster there; same time	30	0	0
John Conrade Wernley, clerk, for service in Switzerland; same time	100	0	0
William Sumner and Richard Reeve, successively Mayors, and Richard Church, Churchwarden, for the church and poor at New Windsor; same time	50	0	0
the same, for lands laid into the House Park	50	0	0
the same, for the Corporation of Windsor, for loss in their bridge toll by building Datchett Bridge; same time	20	0	0
Timothy Poole, Ralph Rance and Daniel Ryley, Churchwardens of Hampton, for the poor; same time	50	0	0
Nathan Browne and William French, Churchwardens of Westminster, in lieu of a poor rate formerly charged on Kensington House; same time	5	0	0
the same, for the poor of St. Margaret's, Westminster; same time	50	0	0
the same, for the Hospital in Tuttlefeilds; same time	50	0	0
James Timberlake and John Bird, Churchwardens of St. Martin's in the Fields, for the poor; same time	100	0	0
Richard Dee and John Rolfe, Churchwardens of St. James's, for the poor; same time	50	0	0
Thomas Beckington and John Hearne, Churchwardens of Kensington, for the poor; same time	25	0	0
John Millington, Minister of Kensington, for tithes; same time	0	17	6
William How and Richard Marsh, Surveyors of the Highways of Paddington; same time	1	10	0
Thomas Griffith, Churchwarden of Paddington; same time	0	15	0
John Robertson, Collector of tithes at Paddington; same time	1	0	0
	—			31,591	0	10¾
on further Establishment of like date: payments made to French Refugees, persons of quality and others, by the hands of Jacob de la Motte Blagny: Mary and Madelene Alix; year to 24 June 1716	60	0	0
Abel Tassin d'Alonne, who was Secretary to the late Queen Mary and afterwards to King William; same time	200	0	0
Elizabeth Boucher; same time	50	0	0
Judith Benigne and Charlotte de Goisy; same time	45	0	0
Anne de Boisraussau; same time	30	0	0
Mary Boiteau; same time	30	0	0
Mary Beveridge; same time	30	0	0
Edward and Maximilian Bourdigues; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth de la Bairre; same time	30	0	0
Henriette de Bellefons; same time	30	0	0
Catherine de Bourbon; same time	36	0	0
Rose Bariave; same time	25	0	0
Anne de la Borde; same time	24	0	0
Jean de Rossieres, Executor of Mary Barnier, for her pension; half year and 34 days to 28 Jan. 1715–16	11	17	3
Katherine du Bac; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Isaac Bataille, Executor of Isabeau de Brasselai, for her pension; half year and 32 days to 26 Jan. 1715–16	11	15	0¾
Susanne le Blanc; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
John Braguier and Catherine Des Fos; same time	20	0	0
Anne Coladon, Executrix of Marie du Barquet, for her pension, half year and 59 days to 22 Feb. 1715–16, and to James Maxwell, thence to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Pierre Balnier; year to 24 June 1716	30	0	0
Judith Beconne; same time	15	0	0
Francois de Grandy de Bette; same time	15	0	0
Isabella de Bacalan; same time	15	0	0
Judith de Brugene; same time	12	0	0
Mary Berault; same time	30	0	0
Marie de Breville; same time	12	0	0
Susanne de Bette; same time	12	0	0
Jean Barn; same time	20	0	0
Claude du Bos; same time	20	0	0
Daniel Bascoul; same time	20	0	0
Charlotte Barbott; same time	30	0	0
Marie Bonnet; same time	15	0	0
Lucrece de Chavernay; same time	50	0	0
Marie de Champagne; same time	40	0	0
Susanne de Cantiran; same time	40	0	0
Henriette du Haut Charmois; same time	36	0	0
Hester de Civile; same time	30	0	0
Madeline Chamier; same time	25	0	0
Marie and Susanne de Champlorier; same time	30	0	0
Madelene de la Chainay; same time	20	0	0
Marie de la Chainay; same rate; same time	20	0	0
Margarett de la Croisette; same time	20	0	0
Marie and Catherine du Chail; same time	20	0	0
Anne Gabriele Gossarde; same time	20	0	0
Marie Anne de Court; same time	15	0	0
Marie Jolie de Chadignac; same time	12	0	0
Anne de Cloux; same time	10	0	0
Catherine de St. Claire; same time	20	0	0
Camille Catelet; same time	25	0	0
Marie Anne de Courie; same time	15	0	0
Marie de Chabane; same time	10	0	0
Marie Anne de Charoue; same time	15	0	0
Charlotte Dangeaux; same time	100	0	0
Marke Antoine Davessein de Moncal and Madelaine his wife; same time	100	0	0
Anne de Veille; same time	50	0	0
Claude d'Avesnes; same time	40	0	0
Madelaine d'Ornant; same time	30	0	0
Catherine de Dollon; same time	30	0	0
Elizabeth Sixte d'Alem; same time	30	0	0
Francois d'Allon; same time	25	0	0
Marthe d'Offranville; same time	25	0	0
Claude Duncan; same time	20	0	0
Elizabet Marmande d'Atere; same time	20	0	0
Marie d'Ancourt; same time	20	0	0
Catherine Prat de la Devese; same time	20	0	0
Angelique Doudart; same time	12	0	0
Lovise Daqneaux; same time	15	0	0
Isaac d'Alais, who was Secretary to the late Queen Anne at the Court of Hanover	100	0	0
Jean de Rossieres, Administrator of Madelaine Errard; quarter year and 16 days to 15 Oct. 1715	14	13	10
Susanne, Duchesse de la Force; year to 24 June 1716	500	0	0
Mesdemoiselles de Grosmenil, de Magny et Dasinere for the use of the Society of French Gentlewomen at the Hague; year to 24 June 1716	200	0	0
Blanche de Fourniere; same time	25	0	0
Marie de la Feriere; same time	24	0	0
Marie Benique de Franquefort; same time	20	0	0
Louise de Foissac; same time	20	0	0
Bernardine de Falquerolles; same time	12	0	0
Pierre Falaissau; same time	200	0	0
Marie de Lisle de Gast; same time	50	0	0
Anne Daniele de Granque and Susanne her daughter; same time	40	0	0
Francois Guiraude; same time	40	0	0
Anne Grosvener; same time	30	0	0
Anne Guernie; same time	30	0	0
Marie Gacherie; same time	20	0	0
Angelique Le Goux; same time	20	0	0
Mariane Anne le Gendre; same time	20	0	0
Hester Golim; same time	15	0	0
Benigue Germain and Susanne his wife; same time	20	0	0
the Princess of Holsteinbeck; same time	200	0	0
Charlotte Justel; same time	60	0	0
Marie Jancourt; same time	20	0	0
Marie Jouneau; same time	10	0	0
Henriette de Champagne de Juigny; same time	25	0	0
Margaritte Jolie; same time	20	0	0
Anne, Margaritte, Levince and Marie, the four daughters of Amalie Reysers; same time	24	0	0
Jeanne de Bene de Louvigni; same time	40	0	0
Henriette et Marie de Louvigni, her daughters; same time	60	0	0
Marie de Lomarie; same time	30	0	0
Constance de la Marie; same time	20	0	0
Louise de Lannay; same time	20	0	0
Olympe de Longueverne; same time	20	0	0
Margaritte Loranie; same time	15	0	0
Hester and Lucrece de Longueverne; same time	30	0	0
Jean Larden; same time	25	0	0
Louise du Frezer du Mesnil Lambert; same time	20	0	0
Anne de Langrac; same time	50	0	0
Helena de Marancin et Marie Cornete; same time	70	0	0
Marie de Monceau, sister of the late Major General de la Meloniere; same time	50	0	0
Susanne de Molan; same time	40	0	0
Charlotte Tallomant de Marmande; same time	40	0	0
Louise Aimee de la Mangere; same time	30	0	0
Marie and Hester du Mont; same time	30	0	0
Henriette Marie de la Muce; same time	30	0	0
Madelaine de la Martinerie; same time	30	0	0
Anne de Mauclere; same time	40	0	0
Susanne Culan de St. Mesme; same time	20	0	0
Francois, Jean, Catherine and Margaritte Marioge; same time	20	0	0
Charlotte Monguion; same time	15	0	0
Anne Gabriele de Montmeillan; same time	15	0	0
Anne Guinebaut de la Milliere; same time	15	0	0
Michael de Monsegur; same time	15	0	0
Susanne Marolles; same time	12	0	0
Jeanne Moucharde; same time	12	0	0
Isaac de Matray; same time	10	0	0
George Maturin, Minister; same time	50	0	0
Louise, Marquise Desbiars de Montgomery; same time	30	0	0
Anne and Gabriele, two sisters of Martigni; same time	30	0	0
Jean Rene de Montigni, Gentleman to the late Queen Mary; same time	100	0	0
Jean de la Menardiere, same time	40	0	0
Catherine d'Aufraine, Administratrix of Le Baron de Neufville, for his pension; three quarters and 59 days to 23 May 1716	18	4	7¾
Claude Margaritte de Neufville; year to 24 June 1716	20	0	0
Prince of Nassau Seigen; same time	100	0	0
Susannah Petit; same time	40	0	0
Victoria Pardaillan; same time	30	0	0
Susanne la Penotiere; same time	25	0	0
Marie Francoise de St. Paul; same time	25	0	0
Susanne Paliet; same time	20	0	0
Bonne Green de Percourt; same time	20	0	0
Elizabeth de Perigoix; same time	20	0	0
Hipolite de Pressac; same time	20	0	0
Andre, Pierre and Henriette de la Primandage; same time	15	0	0
Marie de Pechelves; same time	25	0	0
Marie de la Pie; same time	15	0	0
Louise Pignot; same time	15	0	0
Marie Pignot; same time	15	0	0
Pierre Perault; same time	40	0	0
Clement Patonier; same time	40	0	0
Susanne and Catherine de Portneuf; same time	30	0	0
Mary Peerer; same time	15	0	0
Judith de Roux and Marie de Roux her daughter; same time	20	0	0
Jaqueline Gandeau de la Roche; same time	17	0	0
Judith Ricard; same time	15	0	0
Francoise Marie Renault; same time	12	0	0
Lady Charlotte de Rousire; same time	400	0	0
Jaques, Marquis de Rochegude; same time	100	0	0
Jeane de Rochegude; same time	50	0	0
Mark Antoine Reboul; same time	20	0	0
Elizabet and Susanne Robothon; same time	40	0	0
Constantin de Reneville; same time	50	0	0
Catherine Seigler; same time	50	0	0
Jeane de la Salle; same time	40	0	0
Pierre Rival and Isaac Bataille, Executors of Elizabeth Salnave, for her pension; half year and 79 days to 14 March 1715–16	28	13	1¾
Susanne de Sarriere; year to 24 June 1716	30	0	0
Susanne de Sercler; same time	20	0	0
Blanche Samasan; same time	15	0	0
Henriette Samasan; same time	15	0	0
Francis Sarette; same time	12	0	0
Margaritte Saran; same time	10	0	0
Susanne Saran; same time	10	0	0
Marie de Samasan; same time	15	0	0
Mad[elaine] de Sousselles, for the Society of Harlem; same time	20	0	0
Amilie de Stirhum; same time	50	0	0
Marie Urseline de Stirhum; same time	50	0	0
Henriette Pons de Thors; same time	60	0	0
Pierre de la Touche; same time	50	0	0
Marie de Thiere and Marie de Blagny; same time	60	0	0
Elizabet Benigne Torteron; same time	34	0	0
Judith de Proisy Debte de Tugny; same time	30	0	0
Bernard de Vigneau; same time	80	0	0
Claude de Veneville; same time	70	0	0
Michael le Vasor; same time	60	0	0
Margaritte and Henriette de Villeneuve; same time	40	0	0
Thomase La Cour Viscouse; same time	30	0	0
Judith Valentine; same time	25	0	0
Elizabeth Verron; same time	15	0	0
Marie Venier; same time	15	0	0
Elizabet de Vebron; same time	12	0	0
Marie Verveillon; same time	12	0	0
Marie St. Faust Viscouse; same time	25	0	0
Francoise Verriere; same time	15	0	0
Gabrielle de Rosset, aveugle; (fn. 2) same time	12	0	0
Isabelle de la Verriere; same time	16	0	0
Nicholas de Rambouillet de la Sabliere and Lovisa Madelaine, his wife, at 150l. per an. out of the arrears of dead persons; Midsummer quarter 1716	37	10	0
	—			7,164	13	11¼
payments made for pensions and Royal Bounty pursuant to several Warrants under the Royal Sign Manual: Richard Marshall, for keeping the King's Stud at Hampton Court and six running horses at Newmarket; by Royal Sign Manual of 15 Nov. 1715; year to 24 June 1716	1,600	0	0
Ruperta Howe, widow of Emanuel Scroop Howe, as of the Royal Bounty and in consideration that her Establishment Pension took effect only from Midsummer 1715; by Royal Sign Manual of 14 June 1716.	500	0	0
Henry Wise, Treasurer of the Charity School at Kensington, for the use of the said Charity School; by Royal Sign Manual of 10 Sept. 1716; year to 24 June 1716	50	0	0
the late Prince of Denmark's Musick viz. James Paisible and John Ernest Gaillard [John Aubert] Stephen Lefever, Humphrey Denby, James [Graves], William Smith, Charles Babell and Peter La Tour; by Royal Sign Manual of 1 Oct. 1716; from 1 Oct. 1714 to [24 June 1716] (fn. 3)	1,131	13	8¼
	—			3,281	13	8¼
(total payments as above 42,037l. 8s. 6¼d.)
Exchequer fees and incident expenses: Robert Beresford, for so much disbursed, Charles Bint and Thomas Boniface for their allowance, Xmas quarter 1715, for carrying votes etc.				837	8	9½
Riding charges and fees to Auditors: the Accomptant for his own riding charges at 40l. per an and for those of his clerk at 5l. per an., 45l., and for fees to Thomas Foley for auditing this Accompt 62l.				107	0	0
				—
total payments and allowances				£57,981	17	3¾
and so this Accountant is Indebted Declared 1 April 1717.				1,977	0	0

Footnotes

1	That this is the true meaning appears from the Roll of the previous year, of which the parts relating to the Funeral and the Coronation are in English.
2	i.e. a blind woman [see e.g. A.O.1. 1924/15]
3	[Missing names supplied from A.O.1/1924/14].

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