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Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1696-11-20
ADM/A/1836/188
The Lords of the Treasury direct you to attend them here tomorrow at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, to give an account of how much the fifth part of the money for hemp delivered by merchants amounts to.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1696-04-30
ADM/A/1829/291
By Order of the Treasury Commissioners I am sending you the enclosed letter from Lord Berkeley relating to the clothing of his Regiment for the year 1694.…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1694-11-28
ADM/A/1813/311
Summons to attend the Treasury
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1695-05-15
ADM/A/1819/148
HM Treasury are calling for Certificates for money received by the Treasurer of the Navy from the Exchequer and otherwise and of the assignment of Bills ordered for payment by the Admiralty; and of moneys certified for payment to his paymaster for Wages and Victualling between February and April of …
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1695-07-19
ADM/A/1821/163
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend their Lordships here this afternoon at five of the Clock.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1695-05-31
ADM/A/1819/342
Consul Gwyn at Malaga has spent some twenty-five pounds on expresses as directed by Admiral Russell and is to be reimbursed
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1694-09-11
ADM/A/1811/97
Memorandum concerning the payment of two Marine Regiments, with Bills to be made out to the Marquess of Carmarthen and Henry Killigrew for payments still to be made.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1694-09-12
ADM/A/1811/99
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to attend here at six of the clock this afternoon.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1695-02-03
ADM/A/1816/311
Confirming that a contract with Mr John Taylor for importing the balance of an order for hemp has been drawn up and requesting that a copy be presented to the Admiralty for their approval.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1695-02-28
ADM/A/1816/310
The Treasury, having studied the proposals of Mr John Taylor and the Navy Board's report agree to the taking up of a contract for the supply of hemp to the Navy.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1695-02-18
ADM/A/1816/178
Requiring the Navy Board to attend at the Treasury on the following Friday.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1695-02-10
ADM/A/1827/102
Requiring the Admiralty to present themselves at the Treasury on the 17th instant at five p.m.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1695-02-06
ADM/A/1827/81
An instruction from the Treasury directing the Navy Board to raise a Bill or Bills on the Treasurer of the Navy for paying the Treasurer of Sick and Wounded Seamen, including Prisoners of War, the sum of two thousand pounds on account towards the honouring of Bills of Exchange drawn on the Commissio…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1696-04-15
ADM/A/1829/167
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to view and inspect the Accounts of Sir Edward Seymour as late Treasurer of the Navy, and to make States thereof with your observations thereupon, and present them to their Lordships on Friday next in the afternoon at the Treasury Chambers in Whiteh…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne (Manuscript)
1696-04-21
ADM/A/1829/211
By Order of the Treasury Commissioners I am sending the enclosed Copy of His Majesty's Order in Council dated March 29th 1694 concerning the proposals made by Sir Henry Ashhurst and Sir Stephen Evance for bringing to the Port of London the several Species of Naval Stores from New England, toget…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1701-07-12
ADM/A/1884/85
Having directions from my Lords of the Treasury to prepare a Scheme of the distribution of the public Funds granted the last session of Parliament, I entreat a favour of you to send me an Account by Monday Morning next, to what Heads you place the several Sums that have been already issued to the Tr…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1701-05-08
ADM/A/1882/315
Treasury requests a Certificate of all monies which have been paid to the Two Marine Regiments until their disbanding.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1701-07-02
ADM/A/1884/13
The Treasury Commissioners direct you to attend their Lordships here next Friday Sennight at nine of the Clock in the Forenoon.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1701-07-25
ADM/A/1884/209
The Treasury Commissioners direct you out of the Money remaining in the hands of the Navy Treasurer of twenty thousand pounds, issued to him for Sick and Wounded, to cause the sum of four thousand five hundred and sixty six pounds nine shillings and nine pence to be paid over to Richard Povey, Recei…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1697-02-19
ADM/A/1839/199
The Commissioners of the Treasury direct you to attend them here on Monday next at 6 o'clock.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1696-03-23
ADM/A/1828/308
To attend Treasury tomorrow.
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1699-01-17
ADM/A/1861/186
A letter concerning a Treasury Warrant in respect of the Sum of £865:7s:3d due to the inhabitants of Canterbury for quartering several Companies of Marine regiments commanded by the Marquess of Carmarthen, to be issued to the Navy Treasurer by levying tallies on the receipts of the two millions subs…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1697-02-02
ADM/A/1839/5
Mr Corbet has obtained £2,000 from the Treasury as credit for Captain Meese, now going as Commander-in-Chief of the squadron intended for the West Indies.…
Document signed by William Lowndes, 1652-1724, Secretary to the Treasury (from 1695) under King William III and Queen Anne. (Manuscript)
1699-03-31
ADM/A/1863/252
Requiring monies remaining in Coal Tallies and in monies arising from Coal Tallies remaining with the Treasurer of the Navy to be used in paying the Officers of ships which are now discharged and whose accounts have been passed.
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