In  the  Eecord  Report  of  1732  it  is  stated  that  part  of  the  records
were  kept  at  Westminster,  behind  the  Exchequer  Court ;  and  that  the
others  were  kept  at  the  office,  Lincoln's  Inn  Old  Buildings.  The  Record
Report  of  1800  gives  the  same  account  of  their  locality.
The  records  at  Westminster  were  afterwards  removed  to  Oliver
Cromwell's  house.  No.  3,  Whitehall  Yard,  from  whence,  and  from
Lincoln's  Inn,  they  were  removed  to  Carlton  Ride  by  warrants  of  the
Master  of  the  Rolls  dated  10  July  1840  and  25  November  1841.  At
the  same  time  the  Exchequer  of  Pleas  Rolls,  which  were  in  the  Aug-
mentation Office,  were  removed  to  Carlton  Ride.
EXCHEQUER  CHAMBER.
Clerk  of  the  Eeboes.
In  1800  it  was  stated  that  there  was  no  particular  place  appointed  for
the  office  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Errors,  and  the  business  was  usually
transacted  at  the  place  appointed  by  the  Clerk  of  the  Errors  or  his
deputy,  and  had  then  for  several  years  past  been  transacted  at  the
chambers  of  Justice  Heath  in  Serjeant's  Inn,  Chancery  Lane,  (a)  In
1833  the  records  were  kept  at  the  chambers  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Errors,
No.  13,  South  Square,  Gray's  Inn.
The  office  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Errors  was  abolished  by  stat.  1  Vict.
c.  30.  s.  2.,  and  the  duties  transferred  to  the  Masters  of  the  different
courts,  to  whom,  by  s.  7,  the  records  were  directed  to  be  transferred.
REPOSITORIES   OF   THE   EXCHEQUER   OF
RECEIPT.
