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[Office] Receiver(Receiver-General (1400–present)) of the Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Cornwall


 

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Warrant dormant by Treasurer Godolphin to Receiver General of Revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall to pay Hugh Boscawen several fees & allowances of his offices of steward of the said Duchy; Aug. 18 1708

Warrant dormant by Treasurer Godolphin to the Receiver General of the Revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall to pay Hugh Boscawen the several fees & allowances of his offices of steward of the said Duchy (40 marks per an), & of the borough & manor of Bradninch & steward of all the castles, manors & lands within the counties of Cornwall & Devon, parcel of said Duchy, & Warden & Steward of the Stannary Court (20l. per an) & Rider & Master of the Forest & Chase of Dartmoor for life (40 marks per an) and also an additional salary of 1000l. per an payable half yearly from Xmas last out of the revenues of said Duchy during the joint lives of her Majesty & of him the said Boscawen: all in accordance with the patent constituting him to the said offices. Money Book XIX, p. 342.
August 1708, 16–20

 

 

 

Aug. 18. Money warrant for 20l. to the Corporation of Clifton-Dartmouth-Hardness for half a year to June 24 last on their perpetuity granted by Hy VII.
50l. 3. 9 to Philip Ryley for same time on his fee or salary of 3s. a day & board wages allowance of 2s. 6d. a day as a Sergeant at Arms. Money Book XIX, p. 341. Disposition Book XIX, p. 199.
Warrant dormant by Treasurer Godolphin to the Receiver General of the Revenues of the Duchy of Cornwall to pay Hugh Boscawen the several fees & allowances of his offices of steward of the said Duchy (40 marks per an), & of the borough & manor of Bradninch & steward of all the castles, manors & lands within the counties of Cornwall & Devon, parcel of said Duchy, & Warden & Steward of the Stannary Court (20l. per an) & Rider & Master of the Forest & Chase of Dartmoor for life (40 marks per an) and also an additional salary of 1000l. per an payable half yearly from Xmas last out of the revenues of said Duchy during the joint lives of her Majesty & of him the said Boscawen: all in accordance with the patent constituting him to the said offices. Money Book XIX, p. 342.


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Owner of originalBritish History Online
Date18 Aug 1708
Linked toQueen Anne Act of Parliament relating to Duchy of Cornwall 1708 ; Duchy of Cornwall; [Office] Receiver(Receiver-General (1400–present)) of the Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Cornwall; [Office] Steward of the Duchy of Cornwall, Duchy of Cornwall; [Organisation] Duchy of Cornwall

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