Unfortunately this is likely to be a huge research task, not a quick lookup.
The subject of these equity suits can’t normally be gauged at a glance. You have to read through most of the Bill, and sometimes also the Answer, to find out what it’s about. The documents will probably be on several large parchment membranes, each up to a metre square. Unless they have been stored flat (most haven’t), they will have to be extracted from a tightly wrapped roll of other membranes, unrolled carefully, and held flat for reading. Because of their size, they're difficult to transcribe at Kew, and it's often better to photograph them in sections and do them offsite. Assuming reasonable condition and legibility, the transcription may take several hours, perhaps days. As this particular case concerns accounts, there may also be extensive computations.
Depending on your level of interest, I'd suggest you ask TNA for an estimate for copying, and/or consider engaging a professional to photograph and transcribe for you.
