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Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-11-02 ADM/A/1801/34
The meeting to discuss the proposal made by Auditors for converting the receipts of the Cashier of Victualling into imprests is postponed until Friday of next week when the presence of the Navy Board will again be required.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-06-07 ADM/A/1808/308
Having read your letter of 25 May to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury about Mr Taylour's proposal to import such quantities of hemp this summer as are wanting, their Lordships are of the opinion that this will be for their Majesties' advantage.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-06-01 ADM/A/1808/306
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend them here at 5 o'clock this afternoon, and that you come prepared to answer the following queries: 1. What quantity of hemp is in store contracted for. 2. How long that will employ the men in the ropeyards. 3.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-06-12 ADM/A/1808/316
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend them here at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-06-09 ADM/A/1808/312
By order of the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury, I return the enclosed calculation of Mr Taylor. You are directed to contract with him for 2,000 tons which you have proposed as necessary at this time.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-07-06 ADM/A/1809/57
Requiring the Navy Board to attend at the Treasury on the following Monday.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-06-15 ADM/A/1808/152
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend here this day at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-06-16 ADM/A/1808/164
The Lords Commissioners of their Majesties' Treasury direct you to send them a copy of the Establishment of the Ordinary of the Navy.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-05-23 ADM/A/1807/272
Allow Mr John Taylor what money he shall pay for Tonnage on the goods Imported on his Contract for Masts from New England and Planks from Danzick.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1695-01-29 ADM/A/1815/288
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend here on Friday at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1695-01-02 ADM/A/1815/9
The Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend them here on Friday next at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-11-29 ADM/A/1801/296
Concerning a payment to be made to John Rawking for beer brewed at Portsmouth
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-10-03 ADM/A/1812/39
Instructing that a sum of some sixty-one thousand pounds be used for the payment of seamen's wages.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-09-18 ADM/A/1811/178
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to attend them here tomorrow at five of the Clock in the afternoon, about settling the business of the Recalls.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-09-28 ADM/A/1811/290
the Treasury Commissioners direct you to appoint one of your Clerks immediately to state all the Accounts with Mr Doddington for clothing the Marine regiments which are not yet satisfied, and when the accounts are adjusted to present these to their Lordships.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1694-09-28 ADM/A/1811/288
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to attend them here on Tuesday next at four of the Clock in the afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-20 ADM/A/1800/212
Concerning the withdrawal of money from a scheme for clothing Marines during 1690. The Navy Board is to inform the Treasury of the amount which is to be paid to the Regiment's Agent. The letter continues with instructions as to how the payment is to be processed and accounted for.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-31 ADM/A/1800/306
Summoning the Navy Board to attend at the Treasury to discuss an auditor's report on the proposal to convert Victuallers' Bills into Imprest.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-02 ADM/A/1800/11
Requiring the Board to attend at the Treasury to discuss monies deducted from Marines in 1690.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-18 ADM/A/1799/195
I have laid before the Lords of the Treasury the Copy which you transmitted to me of the Account you received from the Purveyor employed in the New Forest concerning abuses committed by their Majesties' Officers there, and their Lordships direct that you should write forthwith to the said Purve…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-01 ADM/A/1799/16
Whereas in my letter of 25th August last, which I wrote to you by order of the Commissioners of their Majesties Treasury, you were directed to observe certain Methods therein prescribed for payments of recalls, their Lordships now direct that you suspend the execution of these directions until furth…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-20 ADM/A/1799/213
The Treasury Commissioners have put off the hearing appointed for tomorrow about the two pence abated from Marine soldiers in 1690 until Friday Sennight [next week] at four of the Clock in the afternoon, at which time you are directed to attend their Lordships here.