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Paxton inquiry in Treasury accounts and officer abuses
The Lords Imprest Committee reports on Mr Paxton solicitor to the Treasury, detailing unpassed accounts from 1730 to 1734, warrants and procedures, missing verifications, and suspected misappropriations. They condemn his refusal to answer, note large sums handled, and propose stronger process for recovering arrears and enforcing exchequer actions.
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Treasury
Cie Audios
M. Pexton
Paxton
Lords of the Treasury
Edward Bargham
P Xon
Paxton Alithe
Exchequer
Ben Intr
Iin
Ifr
Ciasherase
Paxion
Thomas Jowther
Lowther
Aucuft
Oxford
Fresent
Stanhope
Utingier
Wilton
Bailie
Pr. x
Treauty
Paxcon
John Jones
Roteler
Wendover
Gwyn Vaughan
Cairman
Earl of Oford
Barret
Treasury Chambers
Whlliam LowneEs
Robert Earl 4
Earl Mortimer
Great Britain
Customs
Ariear
William Barret
Whitehall
Lord Stanhope
Torrington Town
Imprests
Bangham
Fa. Thomas
Dunbar
Mac.iesh
Leghorn
Genoa
Spain
Haddock
P.S
Elurgary
Sardinia
Rimni
Fist Regiment
Duke of Cumberland
Jesty
Privy Council
Earl of Harrington
L.G Whitehall
St. Helens
Prince Frederick
Boscawen
Jamaica
Vernon
Wentworth
L.G
Leftock
Neptune
Antbes
Msh
Afr. Haddj