Record

RefNoCMO/1/156
AltRefNoCMO/1/173b
LevelItem
TitleMinutes of meeting
Date5 November 1668
DescriptionPresent at the Council: The President, Lord Brouncker; Lord Brereton; Lord Bishop of Salisbury; Lord Bishop of Chester; Henry Howard of Norfolk; Mr Charles Howard; Sir Paul Neile; Mr Hoskyns; Mr Henry Oldenburg

A Committee of the Council wa appointed to audit the accounts for the year, namely The President, Sir George Ent, Mr Hayes, Mr Creed, Mr Oldenburg; three of them to be quorum. Agreed to meet next Monday 9 November at the President's house at six in the evening.

The President was asked to take the opportunity of a Privy Council day to speak with the Lord Privy Seal about the dispatch of the Patent.

Mr Hoskyns was asked to speak with Mr Cole, and to try to get a sight of the writings which Mr Cole stated he had obtained from all those who pretend to any title to Chelsey College. Also to speak to Sir Anthony Morgan's Clerk for the papers of the Society which concern the grant of Chelsey College.
Extent2p
FormatManuscript
AccessStatusOpen
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