Accounts of incidental expenditure 5 November 1688 to 30 September 1689

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Source: MINT 19/1/84-5, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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A Bill of Incidents. from the 5^th. of Novem^r. 1688

to the last of Sep^r. 1689.

Novem^r.	15^th.	Paid for 3 hampers			5.	0
				£	s.	d
		Paid for Candlesticks & Snuffers for the Office, and mending some Glass	}	–.	6.	11.
1688 Mar{^h} the	16.	Paid for a Warrant & Order for 5000^£.		6.X	7.	6.
		Paid at {D}^r. Rob^t. Howards Office for the Imprest Role		2.	0.	0
	20.	To M^r. Attorney Generall 3 Guineas		3.	4.	6
		Paid Coach hire to Westminster {&} 2 Coaches from Westminster with 2675^£ from the Exchequer	}	0.	7.	6
		Paid for 2 Prints of Theire Majesties for the Engravers		–.	2.	6
1689.	25	Paid for the Kings Warrant for makeing Punchions for the Moneys.		3.	10.	–
		Paid for the Order of Councell or Warrant for Meddalls for the Coronation	}	1.	10.	0
		Paid for under writing the Order of Councell for the Coronation Meddalls	}	1.	10.	0
		To a Messinger that brought a Messuage from Hampton court	}	–.	1.	0
	26.	Paid Coach hire to hampton Court & back & Charges there.		2.	0.	0
		Paid for. 2 Fyles for Coronation Meddall		—	7.	6
Aprill the	1^t.	To. the Chancellor of the Exchequers Secratary for the Masters Account ending the last of Sep^r. 1687	}	1.	10.	0
		To the Chancellors Secratary. for. the Allowance of the Bill of Incidents & Exchequer Charges	}	1.	5.	0
		To his Clerke & the Chancellors Servants		1.	2.	6
	25.	To M^r. Langford for. the Kings Warrant being another Warrant for Puncheons.	}	3.	10.	0
	29.	Paid for. 2 Boxes. to hold the Impressions of the Great Seale	}	—.	1.	6
May.	8.	To. the Lord Dallemeares Brother for. the Masters Account ending the last of Sep^r 1687.	}	1.	10.	0
		To his Clarke & my Lords Servants		–.	15.	0
	14.	Paid for his Majesties Warrant for altering scales		3.	10.	–
Iune.	15.	Paid M^r. Langford for a Warrant & Order for 10000^£.		5.X	12.	6
	17.	Paid for the Duke of Norfolkes Warrant for altering the Armes. in the Coynes	}	1{5}	4.	0
	20	Paid for the Kings Warrant for altering the Armes in the Silver.		6.	7.	6
Iuly.	3.	To M^r. Attorney Generall 3 Guineas		3.	4.	6
	29	Paid {Irs}kine for Broomes for the Office & Mint.		–.	23.	–
Aug^t. the	1^{s^t.}	Paid for the Kings Warrant about the half Guineas		3.	10.	0
		To the Messinger that brought it		–.	2.	6
				55.	9	5

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				55.	9.	5.
Aug^t. the	17	Paid for 19^{dw^t}. 3^{g^r}. of silver to make good a losse by Rateing		0.	5.	0
		To a Messinger from a Committe of the house of Commons to attend them about. the Cut of Multiplying of Gold & Silver	}	–.	2.	6
	19.	Paid at. the Treasury for declayreing the Master Account ending the last of Sep^r. 1687.	}	1.	17.	6
		To a Messinger of. the Treasury to carry it to the Auditors		–.	2.	6
		To Dullow for {Watridge} to the Wardens severall times		–.	2.	0
		Lost by the tale of Moneys & abd Moneys by the Moneys Received out of the Exchequer to the last Sep^r 1689.	}	2.	11.	6
		Coach hire boat hire & other Expences. from the 5^th. of Novem^r. 1688 to the last of Sep^r. 1689.	}	12.	17.	0
				73.	07.	5

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Bill of charges
from 1688 to 1689

^[1]

73.	7.	5
3.	18.	6	Less
77	5.	11