Hello [#I: This is the wages bill intended to silence the complaints of the Paymaster, the Accountant and the Commissary of Muster regarding delays in settlement. In this further financial breakdown, I have simply shifted the figures column with the Tab key a suitable number of spaces. Inevitably, Web formatting will throw that all out, so you will need to re-align it to suit yourselves (if, as I imagine, you appreciate a neat layout).] ***START HERE*** Entry Book of King's & Queen's Letters & of Reports &c Vol 21 for 1715-1716 1E-2-13 in Record Office Dublin page 162 The Rt Hon Sir Tho Southwell's Account in relation to the Palatines settled on his Estate, for & until 25 March 1714 1712 Sir Tho Southwell Dr £ s d April 16 John Smales 200 0 0 " 28 John Smales (Mr Clement's Bank Bill) 400 0 0 May 2 John Smales (Acquittance on Collector of Limerick) 300 0 0 " 2 John Smales 129 0 0 Nov 8 Francis Leicester, to buy Stock, 200 0 0 Feb 17 Francis Leicester 176 0 0 Feb 20 Francis Leicester 25 0 0 March 18 Captain John Pratt, Warrant for £130 1713 less £3 18s Treasury Fees 126 2 0 May 5 Foliot Sherigley, Warrant for £128 less £3 16s 9 3/4d Treasury Fees 124 3. 2¼ Sep 19 Foliot Sherigley 50 0 0 Jan 8 Foliot Sherigley, Warrant for £128 less £3 16s 9 ¾d Treasury Fees being the full allowance to said 128 families due 25 March 1714 124 3. 2¼ CHARGE £1978 11 6¾ Balance due to Sir Tho Southwell 557 16 4¼ £2536 7 11 ***END HERE*** [Just a final Certificate of approval of Thomas Southwell's claims for reimbursement to come - next #J] Bye Bye Terry