The Demands of Thomas Cheek Esq[uire] Lieuten[an]t of the Tower for safekeeping the prisoners in the Tower according to His Ma[jes]ties retrenchm[en]t manuscript bill signed : [London], undated [after 1683 Sept. 29].

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The Demands of Thomas Cheek Esq[uire] Lieuten[an]t of the Tower for safekeeping the prisoners in the Tower according to His Ma[jes]ties retrenchm[en]t manuscript bill signed : [London], undated [after 1683 Sept. 29].

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A bill giving an account (totalling £290 5s 2.5d) for the safekeeping and feeding of prisoners involved in the Rye House Plot in the Tower of London. Accounts are for the quarter-year 25 June to 29 September (Michaelmas Day) 1683. Also listing payments due to the Chaplain, the Physician, the Gaoler, the Chirurgeon, the Apothecary, the Yeoman Porter, the Water Pumper, the Scavenger, and the Clock keeper, as well as to the labourers who performed "reparac[i]ons" to the building.

1 item (1 p.) ; 55.4 cm.

Pierpont Morgan Library.

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