HERE BEGINNETH THE BOOKE Which is known by the name of and treating of the fees, privileges, writts, advowsons, and other officers that belong to the Duchy and Co. Palatine of Lancaster. (about 1588.) (Besides to both of them murrey cloth, green cloth for their tables and for their lying in London, as much more as The sum of all the payments which are paid to all the officers, or 641 3 4 An Estimate of the Duchy of Lancaster, collected by the particular receivers of the honors belonging to the said Duchy, and yearly paid by the Receiver General: Revenues of the Duchy per annum. The Receiver of Cliderhow and Halton payeth to the general Receiver of the Duchy 1700 0 0 The Receiver of Pomfrett and Knasborough, com. 69 annis. 1800 0 0 If not arising from the Chantry Rent then but lately dissolved.-The Chantry of the four Altars in Liverpool amounted to 221. 10s 2d. The Receiver of the Colledge and Chantry Rents in the county of The Receiver of Essex and Hartford The Receiver of the Marshes of Wales and Monmouth 800 0 0 200 0 0 300 0 0 1000 0 0 So that the receipts of the General Receiver of the Duchy of Lancaster one year with another amounteth to The Receiver is to pay to the Treasurer of his 14,000 o o } 4000 0 0 Soe that remains comminibus annis in the custody of the general Receiver, to be disposed of according to His Majesty's use upon Mr. Chancellor Sir Francis Walsingham * 2258 16 8 14000 0 0 • Sir Francis Walsingham was Chancellor, 1588. This fixes the date when this account was taken or the rates fixed, concurring with the entry of the fees of the " Justices of the Queen's Bench." A declaration of the Forests, Chases, and Parkes, belonging to the Dutchy of Lancaster, out of which the Chancellor, Attorney General, Receiver General, and two Auditors are to have deer summer and winter. In comit. of York. The forest of Bolland. The forest of Wensdale. The forest of Bleasdale. In comit. Lancastrie.. Lograine parke. In comit. Cestriæ. Halton parke. In comit. of Staffordie. Yoxalward parke. Hic sunt in comit. Derbie. In comit. Leicestrie. New parke of Leicester. Pekelton parke. Rolleston parke. In Hampshire, Kingsomburne; the Chase of Holt, and the Parke com. Dorset.; Kirkby Park, in com. of Lincolinæ.; Higham Ferrers, in com. Eyste park there also. In the comit. Essex. The great parke of Pleashey. Two other parks there are in Suffolk. Two more parkes in ditto. The little parke there. The Constable of Liverpool Castle The Maister of Symondswood forest, and Keeper of Toxteth parke, hath for his fee, per annum Steward of the Wapontake of Derby and Salford The Receiver of the Co. Palat. 5 0 0 6.13 4 4 11 0 2 0 0 2 5 6 Mastr. of the forest wood of Myerscough Mastr. of Wiresdale et Quanmore 4 11 0 3 0 8 Palatine* The Chancellor's fee of the County Palatine, per annum The Justice of the Queen's Bench for his office in County And for dyett To another Justice for his office in County Palatine, and dyett too 40 0 0 6 13 4 * Queen Elizabeth, 1588. S Steward of Blackburne, Tottington, and Clederhow, for his fee The keeper and porter of the geole in the Castle of Clitherow 15 13 4 The under steward of Ormskirk, appointed by the Earl of Derby Fee of the clerke of the court there 2 0 0 2 13 4 4 The ditto. of Beamond and Bolton Fee of all the manors pertaining to Furness monastry 2 10 0 26 13 4 20 0 0 Clerk of the court there Baylive of Furness liberty Keeper of the woods in plane of Furnes Reward of the auditor The stipend of a clerk to serve in the chapel of Farnworth The fee of a clerk and schoole-master of Walton, per annum The clerkes stipend at Blackrodes The clerk of Clitherow stipend . |