The Jewel House: An Account of the Many Romances Connected with the Royal Regalia / Together with Sir Gilbert Talbot's Account of Colonel Blood's Plot

by G. J. Younghusband

FACSIMILE OF A PAGE FROM SIR GILBERT TALBOT’S MSS., 1680

1. A Fee of 50£ per. an. out of the Exchequer.

2. A Table of 14 double dishes per diem.

3. 300£ per. an. out of y^e New years guift money.

4. The carrying of Presents to Embassadours.

5. The small presents at New yeare’s Tide.

6. Anciently Treasurers of y^e Chamber w^ch office was a branch of y^e Jewell H.

7. Frequently Privy Counsaillers as Cromwell & y^e two Caryes.

8. Right to buy, keep & present all his Ma^tys Jewells (when given).