Fleetwood (died 1641) (3 February 1610 – 1641) William Fleetwood (1603–1674) (1641 – 1643) (last receiver) Attorney Thomas Polsted (1540 – ) John Sewster (1541 – ) Richard Goodrich (1546 – ) Nicholas Bacon (1547 – ) Robert Nowell (c.1520–1569) (1561 – 1568) Richard Onslow (1568 – ) Thomas Wilbraham (1531–1573) (23 April 1571 – ?1573) Richard Kingsmill (c.1528–1600) (1573 – 1589) James Morris (1589 – ) Sir Thomas Hesketh (1548-1605) (1597 – ?1605) Sir Henry Hobart (c.1560–1625) (1605 – ?1606) Sir James Ley (c.1552–1629) (November 1608 – 1621) Walter Pye (1571-1635) (2 February 1621 – 26 December 1635) Henry Calthorpe (23 January 1636 –29 September 1637) Sir Rowland Wandesford (29 September 1637 – ) Auditor Sir John Peryent (1544 – 1551) (jointly) William Tooke (1507–1588) (1544 – 1588) (jointly to 1551) Walter Tooke (1588 – ) Cuthbert Pepper (died 1608) (1607 - 1608) John Tooke (22 March 1610 – 22 May 1634) Thomas Tooke (5 June 1624 – 9 June 1634) James Tooke (9 June 1634 – 5 February 1638) Charles Maynard (22 May 1634 – 5 Feb 1638) ?Walter Prichard (1638) ? John Heath (1614-1691) (1643 – 1646) Usher Marmaduke Servant (c.1578-1605) (died 1605) Messenger Leonard Taylor (1565-c.1595) Clerks See also William Paulet, 1st Marquess of Winchester, first Master of the Court Sources References External links National Archives 1540 establishments in England Dissolution of the Monasteries Former courts and tribunals in England and Wales The National Archives (United Kingdom) 1660s disestablishments in England Courts and tribunals established in 1540 Courts and tribunals disestablished in the 1660s Monarchy and money