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Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-09-18 ADM/A/1799/193
The Treasury Commissioners have appointed the sum of One Thousand Pounds to be immediately issued to the Treasurer for the Commander in Chief of the Squadron now going out for special Services.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-10-27 ADM/A/1800/286
Summoning the Navy Board to attend the Treasury to discuss an auditor's report on the Treasurer of the Navy's proposal to convert Victualler's Bills into Imprests.
In-letters and orders received by the Navy Board (Manuscript) 1692-11-28 ADM/A/1789/210
By order of the Commissioners of the Treasury I am sending you the enclosed proposals of Anthony Phillips, Brewer, which you are to consider and give your opinion upon.
In-letters and orders received by the Navy Board (Manuscript) 1692-10-21 ADM/A/1788/224
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend them on Monday next at 4pm.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-09-21 ADM/A/1776/287
Note from Treasury Chambers to the Navy Board enclosing the petition of John Jago and their [……….] and requesting that he be placed upon the Chest of Chatham.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-10-02 ADM/A/1776/377
The citizens of London have loaned a large sum of money to the Treasurer of the Navy for the payment of seamen in guineas. The treasurer is to retain a small proprtion of each guinea.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-09-25 ADM/A/1776/325
Informing that the Treasury cannot pay Colonel Kendall's Bill of Exchange without an order from the Navy Board.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1691-09-02 ADM/A/1776/174
Summoning Navy Board Commissioners to attend at the Treasury on the following Monday.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1694-01-29 ADM/A/1803/362
To attend the Treasury and report in writing why Sir Edward Seymour's accounts as late Treasurer of the navy are not proceeded on.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-20 ADM/A/1802/183
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to cause so much as is now in arrears of the two thousand pounds a week for Recalls to be satisfied out of the money raised on the Tallies which were lately levied on Credit of the Million Act and put into the hands of the Navy Treasurers for the head of Wages.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-04 ADM/A/1802/19
I have read to the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury your letter of the 1st inst; about paying the Workmen of the Yard half a year.
Their Lordships direct you to pay them one quarter, and they will take care to provide money for the other quarter so soon as this is paid.…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1693-12-08 ADM/A/1802/74
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury having lately promised you Tallys on the credit of four hundred thousand pounds voted for the Navy, for the sum you desired for the Course of that Office, their Lordships have commanded me to assure you that in a very littlle time they will direct the said Tal…
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711 (Manuscript) 1694-02-19 ADM/A/1804/252
Confirming that the instructions given to the Navy Board by the Lords of the Treasury to pay Customs for timber imported from Ireland are to be acted on.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1691-06-06 ADM/A/1777/32
The Treasury Commissioners direct that you attend them here tomorrow at six of the Clock in the afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-04-27 ADM/A/1783/142
Their Lordships of the Treasury direct you to attend them here next Monday at 4 o'clock.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-06-09 ADM/A/1784/53
Enclosing a Report from the Principal Officers of the Ordnance and a Memorial from the Lords of the Admiralty concerning the DARTMOUTH which the Lords of the Treasury request you examine and report to them on.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-06-03 ADM/A/1784/15
Letter nearly identical with Item 13 above except that the Seamen are here described as being IN the Fleet as opposed to being WITH the Fleet.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-06-07 ADM/A/1784/37
Giving notice that payments of the Queen's award to Seamen taking part in a recent Fleet engagement may require adjustment.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1691-10-09 ADM/A/1777/60
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend them here next Tuesday at four of the clock in the afternoon.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1691-10-09 ADM/A/1777/68
The Lords Commissions of the Treasury desire to speak with any one of your Board on Monday next in the afternoon at the Treasury Chambers in Whitehall.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-06-17 ADM/A/1784/103
Requiring the Navy Board to employ as many extra Clerks as they think will be necessary to conduct a major accounting exercise.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-06-15 ADM/A/1784/101
Requiring the presence of Navy Board Commissioners at the Treasury to explain why they have not passed Sir Edward Seymour's Accounts.
Document signed by Henry Guy, Secretary to the Treasury, 1631-1711. (Manuscript) 1692-09-07 ADM/A/1787/51
The Navy Board have complained to the Treasury that the application of present rules for the payment of Seamens' wages by the Ticket Office has complicated matters. They are firmly reminded to stick to existing procedures.