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Die Sabbathi, 19. April 1645.

It is this day Ordered by the Commons aſſembled in Parliament; That the Report concerning the Creditors of Sir Thomas Dawes, be made on Friday morning next.

H. Elſynge, Cler. Parl. D. Com.
The true ſtate of all ſuch Debts and Summes of money owing by Sir THOMAS DAWES, and Maſter IOHN DAWES, to ſeverall perſons for the paiment and and ſatisfaction whereof, the Honourable Houſe of Commons have undertaken and engaged themſelves to paſſe an Act of Parliament to enable Truſtees to ſell ſo much of the eſtate of the ſaid Sir THOMAS DAWES, and Maſter JOHN DAWES, as ſhould ſatisfie the ſame: Or in caſe ſuch Act were not paſſed, to reimburſe the moneys advanced, out of the moneys raiſed by the Poll-Bill, as by • e Order of the Houſe of Commons, bearing date the 6. of Auguſt, 1641. and the proviſo annexed to the Bill for the ſaid Creditors ſatisfaction appeareth.

Principall Debts and Intereſt.   li. s. d. TO the Creditors of His Majeſties Royall Children the ſum of 7000. li. (being part of the debt due to His Majeſtie) whereof Sir Tho. Dawes hath paid 377. li. 14. s. 2. d. ſo there remaineth to be paid 06622 05 10 To the Advance Creditors the ſum of 17250. li. whereof Sir Tho. Dawes paid in part about 3 years ſince 3112. li. 10. s. 00. d. towards the Principall and Intereſt, ſo there is unpaid of the Principall 15000 00 00 For the Intereſt thereof from the 25. of March. 1642. unto Michaelmas 1644. at 8. li. per Cent. 03000 00 00 To the ſaid Advance Creditors by bonds 17250 00 00 For Intereſt thereof from the Date of the Bonds unto Michaelmas. 1644. 04483. 11. 4. For their Charges in proſecuting the Bill in Parliament, and at the Law, at the leaſt 01600 00 00 Summa Total. 47955. 17. 2.

Memorandum, That of the ſums of money, and Intereſt aforeſaid, there is due to Ferdinando Marſham, Eſquire, one of the Advance-Creditors, now at Oxford, the ſum of 1202. li. 15.5.—

For ſatisfaction whereof, theſe Lands, and other Eſtate, are propounded, and (being freed of all incombrances) may be accepted (viz.)

  li. s. d. Land in the Wapentake of Ellow in the County of Lincolne, which were in Propoſition three yeers ſince, charged with the Lady Dawes Joynture of 400. li. per Annum, and Miſtriſſe Blithes Annuity of 100. li. per Annum 15000 00 00 Roughampton Houſe with the goods therein (according to the Inventory) bought of the Earl of Portland, Park and Lands thereunto belonging 08000 00 00 The Mannour of Alfarthing in the County of Surrey 07000 00 00 The moiety of the Forreſt of Gualtreſſe in Yorkſhire, charged with 2930. li. due to Maſter Alcock 06000 00 00 Putney Park 03000 00 00 Money raiſed by the Sequeſtration 04000 00 00 Summa Total. 43000 00 00

By this account it appeareth that the Lands and Eſtate propounded do come ſhor • of ſatisfaction by 4955. li. 17. s. 2. d. in conſideration whereof, the ſaid Creditors, have declared themſelves willing to abate 2. li. per Centum, of the Intereſt b •• h of the Advance-money, and debts due by bond, which will amount to 1600. li. or thereabouts, (notwithſtanding the apparent loſſe which will befall th •• upon ſale of the Lands) and may be further ſupplied, in caſe the Lady Davves, according to her own offer, ſignified in an Order of the Houſe, bearing ate the 11. of April. 1642. do relinquiſh her Joyntures in Lincolne-ſhire-Lands, and Putney Park, which will adde and increaſe the price of the Lands in Lin • olneſhire unto 2000. li. pound more, and for the remainder, the Houſe may pleaſe to direct ſome other way of ſatisfaction.

  li. s. d. To divers other Creditors of the ſaid Sir Thomas Dawes, and Maſter Iohn Dawes 11700 00 00 Beſides the Intereſt thereof which may amount unto ſome 03600 00 00 Summa Total. 15300 00 00

Memorandum, That of the ſums aforeſaid, there is due to Sir George Bynion 1000. li. and to Maſter Thomas Cromwell (a Commander in the Kings Army) 4000. li. beſides Intereſt.

For ſatisfaction of the ſaid Creditors of Sir Thomas Dawes, and Maſter Iohn Dawes who advanced not

  li. s. d. Maſter Iohn Dawes by the proviſo annexed to the Bill for the Creditors ſatisfaction, is to pay 06000 00 00

Remaining to be provided for—9300. li. 00. s. 00. d. towards which Maſter John Dawes offereth an Addition of 1000. li. ſo as the Houſe will be pleaſed to make good onely 7000. li. of thoſe Talleys which are due from His Majeſtie to Sir Thomas Dawes; Which if the Honourable Houſe ſhall think fit to do, either out of the Revenue, or ſome other way, the Lady Dawes will have no cauſe to complain for relinquiſhing her Joyntures, Maſter Iohn Dawes diſcharge the Lands from his Statute, and the Creditors be enabled to ſell the ſaid Lands again to any purchaſer, which divers of them muſt be enforced to do (though to their great loſſe) to ſatisfie thoſe moneys which they took up at 8. li. per Centum, to ſupply the then urgent affairs of the Common-wealth.