[229] Thus for example an order is made that "Elizabeth Browne of the age of 18 years to be enquered for at John Croland, a duch man in St Michael of Bearstreet, whether she be hired by the yere or elles to go to service."
[230] See Appendix for the orders for the "balie of Bridewell."
[231] See Appendix for the orders for children and others.
[232] See Appendix for the orders for deacons.
[233] A paper among the Norwich records contains the sums paid to the aldermen and the amount given by them to the deacons of the different parishes. Other accounts in the "Maiores booke" show the sums given by the deacons and by the commissioners for the medical treatment of the poor. Thus in 1571-2 a deacon paid iiiid. to "Glavin's wife to heal Tom Parker's leg," while Mr Thomas Beament paid 6/8d. to "Mother Colls for healinge a broken legg of Margarete Paine, a pore wydow in the Normans."
[234] The Maiores Booke for the Poore. See note 1, p. 102.
[235] Journals, Vol. XVI. f. 127.
[236] Ib. Vol. XVII. f. 42 b
[237] Nathaniel Bacon's Annals of Ipswich, p. 249.
[238] Ib. p. 319.