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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A54327	A Perfect catalogue of all the lords treasurers that have been in England to this present year, 1679 with particular observations on Thomas Earl of Danby.		1679 (1679)	Wing P1474; ESTC R361	7,724	4

shillings and eight pence for the supposed Expence of which the last Treasurer was turn'd out of his Place Fiat Justitia this falls short of two or three Millions 48. Walter Stapleton Bishop of Exeter was made Treasurer in the 13th year of Edw. the Second 1319. 49. Sir Walter Norwich the third time made Lord Treasurer in the 15th year of Edward the Second though Walsingham sayes otherwise 50. Roger Northborow Scutifer made Treasurer in the 16th of Ed. 2.1322 51. Walter Stapleton Bishop of Exeter the second time made Treasurer in the 18th of Ed. 2. and was beheaded by Queen Isabel when she came into England to Depose her Husband 52. William Melton Arch-bishop of York was made Treasurer in the 18th of Ed. 2. and kept his Place till the Deposition of his Master 53. John Strafford Bishop of Winchester was the second time made Treasurer in the twentieth year of the Deposed King Edward 54. Adam Tarleton or de Orleton Bishop of Hereford was made Treasurer also in the first year of King Edward the Third 55. Henry Burwash Bishop of Lincoln was made Lord Treasurer in the first year of Ed. 3.1327 56. Thomas Bishop of Hereford did next possess this Place in the third year of Ed. the third 57. Robert Woodhouse was made Lord Treasurer in the fourth of King Edward 58. William Arch-bishop of York was again made Treasurer in the fifth year of Ed. the third 59. William Bishop of Norwich was also made Treasurer in the fifth of Edward the third in Michaelmas Term. Note that there were three Lord Treasurers successively in this Term. 60. Robert le Ailstone made Treasurer in the 7th year of Ed. the third 1333. 61. Henry Burwash was again made Treasurer in the tenth of Ed. the third 1336. 62. Richard de Bury Bishop of Durham was made Treasurer in the 11th of Ed. the third 63. William de la Zouch was preferred to this Place in the 12th year of Ed. the third 1338. He was Bishop of York and in the Kings absence Vicegerent of the North and also took David Bruce King of Scots who then Invaded England 1346. 64. Richard Sadington was made Treasurer in the 14th year of Ed. the third 65. Robert Northborow Treasurer also in the 14th year of Ed. the third 66. The Bishop of Chester made Treasurer in the 15th year and soon lost his Place 67. Robert Perning was also Treasurer in the 15th year 68. Roger Northborow Bishop of Coventrey did possess this Place in the 16th year of King Edward 69. William de Cusans made Treasurer in the 17th year of King Ed. 3. in which place he continued but the space of Michaelmas Term. 70. William de Edington Bishop of Winchester made Treasurer in the 19th Year of Ed. 3.1345 which Place he held twelve Years 71. John Bishop of Rochester made Treasurer in the 32 year of Ed. 3.1358 72. Simon Langham of the Priory of Westminster was made Treasurer in the 35 year of Ed. 3 and he was afterward a Cardinal 73. John Barret made Bishop of Worcester and after Treasurer of England in the 36 year of Ed. 3.1362 74. Thomas de Brandington was made Bishop of Exon and afterward Treasurer in the 43 of Ed. 3. and continued in his Place till the 45 of Ed. 3.1371 and was then removed by the Parliament and at the same time it was enacted that Clergy-men should no more serve in the Place of Treasurer Chancellor or Clerk of the Privy Seal but secular men only 75. Sir Richard Scroop was made Treasurer in the 46 of Ed. the 3. A man of great Worth and one who hated to cheat a Kingdom 76. Sir Robert Ashton Constable of Dover Castle and Warden of the Cinque Ports was made Treasurer in the 50th year of Ed. 3. 77. Henry Wake of Wakefield being before made Bishop of Worcester was made Treasurer in the 51 year of Edward 3. which was the last year of his Reign 78. Thomas de Brantington was again made Treasurer in the first year of Richard the second 1378. 79. Richard Earl of Arundel and Surrey made Lord Treasurer in the second year of Richard the second and held it one whole year and then gave place to 80. Thomas de Brandington who was the third time made Lord Treasurer in the third year of Richard the 2. 81. Robert Hales Chief Prior of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem in England was made Lord Treasurer in the fourth of Richard the Second 82. Hugh Segrane Knight whom Walsingham calleth Regis Senescallum the Kings Steward was made Treasurer in the fifth year of Richard 2. 83. John Fortham Cannon being Secretary to the King was made Bishop of Durham and in the ninth of Richard the second he was made Treasurer also 1385. 84. John Gilbert Bishop of Hereford was by the Parliament made Treasurer in the tenth of Rich. 2.1386 85. Thomas de Brantington was the fourth time made Treasurer of England 86. John Gilbert Bishop of St. David's in Wales was made Treasurer in the 13 Year of Richard 2. 87. John Waltham Bishop of Salisbury Masters of the Rolls and Keeper of the Privy-Seal was made Treasurer in the 15 year of Rich. 2. 88. Roger Walden was the next who succeeded in that Place in the 18 year of Richard 2.1365 89. The Bishop of St. David's in Wales was chose Treasurer in the 22 year of Rich. 2. 90. William Scroop Knight and Vice-Chamberlain was made Treasurer also in the 22 of Richard 2. This man bought of the Earl of Salisbury the Isle of Man with the Crown thereof he was also one of those to whom this King let the Kingdom out to farm yet after all he was beheaded at Bristol in the 23 year of Rich. 2. 91. Sir John Northbury made Lord Treasurer in the first year of Henry the fourth 1399. 92. Henry Bowet Bishop of York was made Treasurer in the fourth of Henry 4.1403 93. William Lord Ross enjoyed the Place of Treasurer in the fifth year of Henry the fourth 94. Thomas Lord Furnival had the Place and Office of Lord Treasurer in the 6th year of Hen. 4. To this Lord Furnival did that House in Holborn belong as their Common dwelling-house which is now called Furnivals-Inn 95. Nicholas Bubwith was made Lord Treasurer in the 8th year of Hen. 4. 96. Sir Richard Scroop Lord of Bolton made Treasurer in the 9th year of Hen. 4. 97. Sir John Tiptoft did possess this Place of Treasurer in Michaelmas Term in the 10th year of Hen. 4.1408 98. Henry Lord Scroop of Masham and Flaxfleet was made Treasurer in the 11th of Hen. 4.1410 He kept his Place so long as the King lived and in the third year of Henry the Fifth he was beheaded at Southampton 99. Thomas Fitzallen Earl of Arundel and Surrey was made Treasurer in the first year of Hen. 5. 100. Sir Roger Leche was made Treasurer in the 4th year of Hen. 5. and was with the King at the Siege of Roan 101. Henry Lord