The order for Alexander Councell, residence unknown, 23 March 1643
At the Comittee of lords and Comons for ye Safety of the Kingdome.
These are to will and require you forthw[i]th out of the treasure remayning in yo[u]r hands to pay vnto Alexander Councell Gent the sume of Fortyye pounds, w[hi]ch is for two horses w[hi]ch he brought at his owne charges, and were lost in the fight at Keynton, and for his good service and the cureing of his wounds that he rec[eive]d there, according to an order of the house of Com[m]ons herevnto annexed and for soe doeing this shall be yo[u]r warrant dat 23o Marcii 1642.
To S[i]r Gilbert Gerrard Baronett
Trea[sure]r of the Army or his Deputy.
Bedford Pembroke
Bolingbroke E [?Fowury]
Henry Marten
Jo[hn] Pym
Intrat[o]r p[er] Hen[ry] Broade Audit.
April. 10. 1643.
Re[ceived] of S[i]r Gilb[er]t Gerard Bar[one]tt by paym[en]t }
of Will[ia]m Jessop in p[ar]t of this Warr[an]t } xx li
the som[m]e of Twentie pounds I say Re[ceived] }
Allexandre De Conseil
2o May 1643.
Re[ceived] then by the same hands in full of }
this warr[an]t the som[m]e of Twenty } xx li
pounds I say Re[ceived] }
Allexandre De Conseil