Sir William Aston, Knight, second Judge of
that Court, for his fee for the same time 150:
Thomas Stockton, Esq., another of the Judges
of that Court, for his fee for the same time 150:
To the Right Honourable Sir Maurice Eustace,
Knight, Lord Chancellor of Ireland, for
his fee for a year ending at Michaelmas,
1661 ...
Sir John Temple, Knight, Master of the
Rolls, for his fee for the same time
Doctor Dudley Loftus, one of the Masters of
the Chancery, for his fee for the same
time ...
Thomas Caulfeild, Esq., another of the
Masters of that Court, for his fee for the
same time
Edward Cooke, Esq., another of the Masters
of that Court, for his fee for the same time
John Westley, Esq., another of the Masters of
that Court, for his fee for the same time
Sir James Donelan, Knight, Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, for his fee for half-a-year ending at Easter, 1661, and for an increase of the said fee at 5s. per diem for 86 days, ending as aforesaid, as for his fee and increase thereof for half-a-year ending at Michaelmas, 1661 ...
Sir Jerome Alexander, Knight, second Judge of the said Court, for his fee for a year ending at Michaelmas, 1661 Robert Booth, Esq., another Judge of that Court, for his fee for the same time ... 150: 0: 0 Sir Walter Plunkett, Knight, Prothonotary of that Court, for his fee for the same time
Thomas Piggott, Esq., Master of the Court of Wards and Liveries, for his fee for a year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
Sir Richard Kenedy, Knight, Attorney of that
Court, for his fee for the same time
Nicholas Loftus, Esq., Surveyor of that Court,
for his fee for the same time
Richard Newcomen, Esq., Auditor of that
Court, for his fee for the same time
Officers attending the State.
Sir Paul Davis, Knight, Principal Secretary of State, for his fee for half-a-year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
The said Sir Paul Davis for his intelligence
for the same time ...
The said Sir Paul Davis as Clerk of the
Council, and for his allowance for paper
and parchment, for one year ending at
Michaelmas, 1661 ...
Richard St. George, Esq., Ulster King-at-
Arms, for one year ending as aforesaid
George Wakefield, Gent., one of His Majesty's
Pursuivants, for his fee for 33 days and
half-a-year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
William Rowe, one of His Majesty's Pursui-
vants, for his fee for 83 days ending at
Michaelmas, 1661 ...
Richard Carney, Athlone Pursuivant, for his
fee for a year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
Thomas Lee, Keeper of the Council Chamber,
for his fee for the same time
John Thornton, late Usher, and Richard
Jones, Andrew Sturgis, and Arthur
Podmore, late Messengers attending the
Council Board, for their respective services
for two months, beginning the 25th of
December, 1660, and ending the 25th of
February following
James, Lord Baron of Santry, Lord Chief
Justice of the King's Bench, for his
Circuit in Summer, 1661, and Lent
following
Sir William Aston, Knight, one of the Judges
of that Court, for his Circuits for the same
time ...
Thomas Stockton, Esq., another of the Judges
of that Court, for his Circuits for the same
time
Sir James Donelan, Knight, Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, for his
Circuits for the same time
Sir Jerome Alexander, Knight, one of the Judges of that Court, for his Circuits for the same time
Robert Booth, Esq., one of the Judges of that
Court, for his Circuit in Summer, 1661
John Bysse, Esq., Lord Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, for his Circuit in Summer,
1661, and Lent following
Sir Richard Kenedy, Knight, second Baron of
the Exchequer, for his Circuits for the
same time
Thomas Dongan, Esq., one of the Barons of
that Court, for his Circuits for the same
time
John Povey, Esq., for his Circuit in Lent,
Oliver Jones, Esq., for his Circuits in Summer, 1661, and Lent following ...
James, Lord Baron of Santry, Lord Chief
Justice of the King's Courts, for his robes
for a year ending at Christmas, 1661 ...
Sir William Aston, Knight, one of the Judges
of that Court, for his robes for the same
time ...
Thomas Stockton, Esq., one of the Judges of
that Court, for his robes for the same time
Sir James Donelan, Knight, Lord Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, for his
robes for the same time...
Sir Jerome Alexander, Knight, second Judge
of that Court, for his robes for the same
time ...
Robert Booth, Esq., one of the Judges of that
Court, for his robes for the same time...
John Bysse, Esq., Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, for his robes for the same time Sir Richard Kenedy, Knight, second Baron of that Court, for his robes for the same time Thomas Dongan, Esq., one of the Barons of that Court, for his robes for the same time ...
Sir William Domvile, Knight, His Majesty's
Attorney General, for his robes for the
same time ...
John Temple, Esq., His Majesty's Solicitor
General, for his robes for the same time
Sir John Temple, Knight, Master of the Rolls,
for his robes for the same time
Sir Robert Meredith, Knight, Chancellor of the Exchequer, by two Liberates, for a year and a half ending at Michaelmas, 1661 ...
Sir James Ware, Knight, Auditor General, by
Liberate, for one year ending at Michael-
mas, 1661
Nicholas Loftus, Esq., Clerk of the Pipe, by
Liberate, for one year ending at Easter,
1661 ...
Henry Warren, Esq., second Remembrancer,
by two Liberates, for a year and a half
ending at Michaelmas, 1661
Roger Moore, Esq., Chief Chamberlain, by
Liberate, for one year ending at Michael-
mas, 1661
Robert Kenedy, second Chamberlain, by two
Liberates, for one year and a half ending
at Michaelmas, 1661
Robert Ardagh, Somonister of the Exchequer,
by two Liberates, for one year ending at
Michaelmas, 1661 ...
Maurice Keating, second Ingrosser of that
Court, by Liberate, for one year ending at
Easter, 1661
Silvanus Stirrup, Usher of that Court, by two
Liberates, for one year ending at Michael-
mas, 1661
William Molloy, Clerk of the Common Pleas
of the Exchequer, by two Liberates, for
one year ending at Michaelmas, 1661 ...
The Right Honourable Arthur, Earl of Anglesey, His Majesty's Vice-Treasurer and General Receiver in Ireland, for providing of paper and parchment for the Court of King's Bench, Common Pleas, and the Exchequer, for one year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
The Singers of Christchurch, for their allow-
ance for a year ending at Michaelmas,
1661 ...
Thomas Williams, Keeper of the House of
Receipt, for a year and a half ending as
aforesaid
John Crooke, Printer to His Majesty in
Ireland, for his fee for half-a-year ending
at Easter, 1661
William Halsey, Esq., Chief Justice of the
province of Munster, for his fee for one
year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
Henry Bathurst, Esq., Attorney of that
province, for his fee for the same time...
George Carr, Esq., Clerk of the Council there,
for his fee for a year and a half ending at
Michaelmas, 1661 ...
Thomas Piggott, Esq., Serjeant-at-Arms of
that province, for a year ending at Easter,
1661 ...
Sir James Donelan, Knight, Chief Justice of
the province of Conaght, for his fee for a
year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
Sir James Cuffe, Knight, Clerk of the Council
there, for his fee for half-a-year ending at
Easter, 1661
Thomas Elliott, Serjeant-at-Arms of Conaght, for his fee for a year ending at Michaelmas, 1661
Thomas Maule, Esq., Surveyor General of the
Customs of Ireland, for his fee for one
year and a quarter ending the 25th of
December, 1661
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