Royal Bounty and connected funds A. The first brief of James II, 5 March 1686. B. The second brief of James II, 31 January 1688. C. The royal bounty of William and Mary 1689-1694, and two minor benefactions from private sources 1690-1 and 1695. D. The Parliamentary (Civil List) grants of 1696-1702. E. Grants under Queen Anne, 1702-1714. F. Grants under George I, 1714-1727. G. Grants under George II, 1727-1760. H. Grants under George III, 1760-1803. I. The Parliamentary grants of 1804-1876. Each group is subdivided, as requisite, under the following headings: a. Minutes and registers of Committees' decisions. b. Schedules of grants authorized - this subdivision is for schedules of grants authorized to be paid to persons specified. Some were used as records of payments made and have marginal and other notes indicating revisions and alterations. All are to be distinguished from the accounts in c. c. Certified accounts of the distributions of grants, rendered by successive Committees to the authority appointed to receive them. Where accounts include the names of recipients, this is indicated in the individual catalogue record. d. Accounts rendered to Committees, i.e. petty cash, and other internal accounts. e. Receipts for relief, and other bills and receipts. f. Correspondence, and other committee papers. 1686-1876