Surplus Funds and Annuity Redemption in Early 18th Century Exchequer
The fragmentary 1718 1719 excerpt outlines excess or overplus monies from the Exchequer funds known as the South Sea and General Funds. It notes redeeming an annuity of seventy six thousand eight hundred thirty pounds and shifts excess to circulating Exchequer bills, with references to Parliament disposal and Bank of England payments.