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Warrant for payment to John Hambie and William Hamerton for compiling record books and schedules of payments and fees, 1559 Apr. 15
Warrant for payment to John Hambie and William Hamerton for compiling record books and schedules of payments and fees, 1559 Apr. 15
Warrant for payment to John Hambie and William Hamerton for compiling record books and schedules of payments and fees, 1559 Apr. 15
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Open book Warrant for payment to John Hambie and William Hamerton for compiling record books and schedules of payments and fees, 1559 Apr. 15

Title Warrant for payment to John Hambie and William Hamerton for compiling record books and schedules of payments and fees, 1559 Apr. 15 
Creator England and Wales. Exchequer
Date 1559 
Place Great Britain
Language English
Subjects Manuscripts, English
Summary Ms. warrant, dated April 15, 1559 at Westminster, and signed by William Paulet, first Marquis of Winchester and Lord Treasurer to Elizabeth I, ordering payment of ten pounds each to clerks, John Hambie and William Hamerton, for compiling record books and schedules of payments and fees. Hambie and Hamerton have produced "twoo grete bookes in parchement", containing records of yearly payments of pensions, fees, annuities, and allowances for maintenance, clerical and financial matters left unfinished by the death of Cardinal Pole, the Archbishop of Canterbury during the previous reign of Mary Tudor. In addition, the clerks have compiled important financial records concerning manors and parsonages, for which they have not yet received payment.  Paulet's warrant, authorizing payments to the clerks of ten pounds each, is also signed by Sir Walter Mildmay, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Sir Richard Sackville, Under Treasurer of the Exchequer. 
Extent 1 bifolium ([2] leaves) ; 31 cm 
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Call Number VAULT Case MS 5305 
BibID 991832508805867
Projects Tag Early Modern England (Adam Matthew Digital)
Rights Status No Copyright - United States
Contributing Institution Newberry Library
Newberry Open Access Policy The Newberry makes its collections available for any lawful purpose, commercial or non-commercial, without licensing or permission fees to the library, subject to these terms and conditions.
IIIF Resource Type Canvas 
Size 5055px × 7126px     103.12 MB 
File Created 01/06/2020 
Filename 991832508805867_NL_VAULT_Case_MS_5305_001.tif 
Unique Identifier NL12L1CH 
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