The Annals of the Barber-Surgeons of London - Unknown

Inprimis payd for the Awdit dinner	vj^li
Itm̃ paid to the Butler for his fee then		iij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Cock for dressinge of nyne messe of meate then		ix^s
Itm̃ paid to the Laundres then		v^s
Itm̃ paid to the Porter for his attendance			xij^d
Itm̃ paid for the view dinner		xl^s
Itm̃ paid to the Carpinter & Bricklayer then [232]		iij^s
Itm̃ paid to the Stewardꝭ of the Maior’s feast	vj^li
Itm̃ paid to the Cock for dressinge of 14 messes of meate then		iij^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Butler then		v^s
Itm̃ paid to the Laundresse then		v^s
Itm̃ paid for the hyre of o’ Bardge	iij^li
Itm̃ paid to the Clark & Sexton of the Churche of Garlick Hythe when the Company toke barge			xij^d
Itm̃ paid for rushes & small cord		iij^s
Itm̃ paid to the Croner [233] for his fee		vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ geven to the Bardgemen in reward		ij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ paid for the Companyes seats in Powles [234]		v^s
Itm̃ paid to the Lo: Maiors officer for his fee		x^s
Itm̃ paid to ffrancꝭ Rowdon [235] for his fee pˀ Ann	x^li
Itm̃ paid to the Porter for his fee pˀ Ann		xxvj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid him more in augmentac͠on of his fee		xl^s
Itm̃ paid to John a Lee for his yerely penc͠on		lxij^s
Itm̃ paid to the pˀson [236] of S^t Olaves pˀ Ann		vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Clarke of that Churche			xvj^d
Itm̃ paid to the Scaveng^r per ann		iiij^s
Itm̃ paid to o^r Clarke for lanthorne Lyghte [237]		ij^s
Itm̃ paid to the Stewards of the Anathomy	iiij^li
Itm̃ paid to the Clarke for white brushes & broomes		ij^s
Itm̃ paid for a Loade of greate Coales		xxv^s
Itm̃ for a thowsand of Billettꝭ		xv^s
Itm̃ paid for small coles			xij^d
Itm̃ paid for an hundreth of ffagottꝭ		vij^s
Itm̃ spent uppon o^r tenantꝭ in potac͠on [238]		ij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ distributed in Almes accordinge to the last will & testament of M^r fferebras		vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ more distributed in augmentac͠on of the same almes		xiij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ allowed to the M^rs for the distributinge thereof		vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ allowed to the M^rs for gatheringe of the rentꝭ		xiiij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Clark for pennes Inke & papˀ		vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ layd oute for herbes & flowers on the Election daye		iij^s
Itm̃ paid to the Bedell for his yerely fee		xl^s
Itm̃ geven to the Porter for his Attendance on the Election daye			xij^d
Itm̃ paid to M^r Hilles [239] for his yerely fee		xl^s
Itm̃ paid to the Collectors for subsidye		lij^s
Itm̃ paid to M^r Stower for pˀvision of corne [240]	v^li
Itm̃ paid to the poore of St. Olaves		xvij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to the preach^r for his sermon on the daye of Election		x^s
Itm̃ distributed in money bred & byfe [241] accordinge to M^r Bankes last Will & testament		xix^s
Itm̃ for washinge of some linnen w^ch was used on the daye of Election			xviij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Clark for registringe of this Accompt		xx^s

Some totall of the		Lxj^li xiiij^s
Ordenary expencꝭ is

Extraordinarie Expencꝭ

Inprimis paid for the use of sixe garnishe and twoe dozen of pewter at the Awdit Dinner		vij^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid for makinge cleane of the Hall then		ij^s
Itm̃ geven by Consent to Erasmus Haunce a poore Strang^r		v^s
Itm̃ paid to the Paynter for the Coockꝭ apron [242]		xiij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Clark for Drawinge & engroseinge of the Indentures of Covenaunt betwixt the Carpnt^r & o^r M^rs concerninge o^r Buyldinge in Easte Smith feild		x^s
Itm̃ paid to M^r Justice Wooddes Clark for the Recognizance & for o^r lycence to buyld		iij^s	ij^d
Itm̃ paid M^r Wood for his Advice then		x^s
Itm̃ spent at the hartes horne uppon some of the committees when o^r M^r & they toke advise concerninge M^r ffyneingꝭ conveyancꝭ		iij^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid to M^r Hilles for his advise then		x^s
Itm̃ geven to the Lord Maior’s officer for his Attendance at the Awdit		iij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ geven to Symon Parkinson in benevolence by consent		ij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ geven in benevolence to Mark Criffeyld			vj^d
Itm̃ paid for the wiflers staves [243]			xvj^d
Itm̃ paid for cakes at the Maiors feaste		iij^s
Itm̃ paid for Clarret wyne then		iiij^s
Itm̃ paid for a Gallond of Muskadell		iiij^s
Itm̃ paid for half a dozen of Rolles			vj^d
Itm̃ paid for 2^li suger & for Cloves then		ij^s	x^d
Itm̃ geven to the music͠ons in reward then		ij^s
Itm̃ geven to M^r Petersons folkes then		ij^s
Itm̃ geven to the Bardgemen in reward		ij^s
Itm̃ geven to good wief Lee in benevolence		iij^s
Itm̃ geven to twelve torcheberers when the Maior went to meete the Queene’s Ma^tie		xiij^s
Itm̃ paid for 3 dozen of torches then and a greate Lynke		xxxvij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to a poore man that helped to carry the staffe torches			xij^d
Itm̃ geven to the beadell for his paynes			xij^d
Itm̃ spent on a supper uppon those that went to meete her Ma^tie beinge of o^r Assistantꝭ		xlviij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ geven to the maydes that dressed o^r supper then & to a poore man		ij^s
Itm̃ paid M^r Hillˀ for his oppinion and paine taken aboute o^r ordinancꝭ		xx^s
Itm̃ spent on some of the Assistance then that went w^th the M^rs		ij^s
Itm̃ geven to Harbert [244] in benevolence			xij^d
Itm̃ geven to Jõ Smyth in benevolence then			xij^d
Itm̃ geven them in benevolence at anoth^r tyme		ij^s
Itm̃ geven to Tho. Tholmwood in benevolence by ord^r		x^s
Itm̃ spent uppon the Committees when they mett about the ordinancꝭ		vj^s	ix^d
Itm̃ spent the same nyghte at the bores head at supper when wee delivˀed o^r petic͠on to the queene		x^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ spent the 13^th of Decemb^r at the bell at Westm^r at dinn^r when the M^rs went to delivˀ the petic͠on to the queene		xvj^s	vj^d
Itm̃ geven in benevolence to wydowe Barbor			xviij^d
Itm̃ to wydowe Norton			xij^d
Itm̃ to widowe Grew			xij^d
Itm̃ to wydowe Powell			xij^d
Itm̃ to good wief Harris			xij^d
Itm̃ to John a Lee			xij^d
Itm̃ to Markes Cristofeyld			xij^d
Itm̃ to John Smythe			xij^d
Itm̃ to Robert Harberte			xviij^d
Itm̃ to Markꝭ Cristefeyld			vj^d
Itm̃ to him at anoth^r tyme			vj^d
Itm̃ to wydow Barbor			vj^d
Itm̃ geven to oth^r poore at the hall			xiiij^d
Itm̃ geven more to wydow Barbo^r			xij^d
Itm̃ geven more to wydow Norton			xij^d
Itm̃ geven more to John Smyth and Harbert by consent before Easter		vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ geven more to wydowe Norton at anoth^r tyme		iij^s
Itm̃ geven more to Markꝭ Christofeyld			vj^d
Itm̃ geven to wydowe Smythe			xij^d
Itm̃ geven more in benevolence to John a Lee		v^s
Itm̃ geven to Robert Harbert in benevolence			xij^d
Itm̃ geven to goodwyfe Norton in benevolence			xij^d
Itm̃ geven to wydowe Barber in benevolence			xij^d
Itm̃ geven to John a Lees wief in benevolence			xij^d
Itm̃ geven more to Markes Crisfeyld in benevolence			xij^d
Itm̃ more geven to him at anoth^r tyme			vj^d
Itm̃ more to him at anoth^r tyme			xij^d
Itm̃ more geven to John a Lee in benevolence		ij^s
Itm̃ geven to John Smyth in his sicknes & towards his funerall		xx^s
Itm̃ geven Harbert in his sicknes & towardꝭ his funerall		x^s
Itm̃ geven to Harbertꝭ wyef in her sicknes & towardꝭ her funerall [245]		vj^s
Itm̃ geven to Harbertꝭ Children in the tyme of their sicknes		x^s
Itm̃ geven to a poore man at the Hall in benevolence			vj^d
Itm̃ geven to M^r Johnson for fayre wrytinge of the petic͠on to the Queene		ij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ spent when the M^rs went to Courte aboute the Companyes busines the xviij^th of November		v^s
Itm̃ geven then to a poore man			iij^d
Itm̃ paid for o^r Seates in Powles churchyard on the queenes daye		ij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ geven to the keeper of the Exchange for pullinge downe of Mountebankꝭ billes [246]			xij^d
Itm̃ to M^r Wilbraham M^r of the Requestes for settinge downe the Queenes answere to o^r petic͠on		v^s
Itm̃ geven in gratificac͠on to his Clark		x^s
Itm̃ geven to M^r Hilles for his advise uppon the same petic͠on		x^s
Itm̃ spent uppon some of the Company that went w^th the M^rs then			xiiij^d
Itm̃ spent uppon M^r Peck M^r ffenton and oth^rs w^ch went to acquaint the Lo: Keper w^th her Ma^ties answere to the said petic͠on		ix^s	vj^d
Itm̃ paid to the Collect^rs of the fiftenes		iiij^s
Itm̃ paid for ingroseinge of the breviat for the Lords		ij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ paid to the Counsellors man for his paines		ij^s	vj^d
Itm̃ paid towardꝭ the Butlers fee for the Anathomy		iij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid for 2 bottelles of sack that the M^rs sent for on the Maiors daye		iij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Collectors for 4^or fifteenes for cleansinge of the towne dyche		xvj^s
Itm̃ paid to the Collecto^rs of the kinges subsidie		xvij^s	iiij^d
Itm̃ spent by consent uppon a supper uppon those that rode to meete the kinge	iiij^li	j^s	xj^d
Itm̃ geven to the twelve wifelers then		xij^s
Itm̃ spent in pˀsecuc͠on of Rea the mountiebank before the Lo: Maior		iiij^s
Itm̃ paid for a copie of the Kinges Commission and of Chauncery for the hearinge of petic͠ons pˀferred to his Ma^tie	[247]
Itm̃ spent in wyne and cakes on the Election daye		xl^s
Itm̃ for makinge cleane of the Hall then		ij^s
Itm̃ spent uppon a supper on the Election daye of the Assistants by consent		xliij^s
Item̃ geven to wydowe Barbor in benevolence and for washinge & makinge cleane of the Lybrarye		v^s	vj^d

Some of the ex̃tordinary expencꝭ		xxxvij^li xviij^s iiij^d
amounteth in the wholl to the somme of

Some totall as well of the ordenary as		Lxxxxix^li xij^s iiij^d
extraordinary expences Layd oute by the
handes of M^r Edward Rodes amounteth
in the wholl to the somme of

The said Accountants doe aske allowance for money disbursed by the handes of the said M^r Thomas Martin yongest Governor w^thin the tyme of this pˀsent Accompt for rentꝭ and Repac͠ons [248] as hereaft^r ensueth viz^t

Paiments for Chiefe Rentꝭ
and Annuities viz^t

Inprimis paid to the M^rs of S^t Kathiñes			viij^d
and for the Acquittance			iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to M^r Cannon for a quit rent for o^r land at Hoborne Bridge		v^s
Itm̃ for the Acquittance			iiij^d
Itm̃ paid to the Renter of the Bridge howse		iiij^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid to M^r Parvis for o^r water pˀ ann		xxvj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid to M^r ffyneinge for his Rente	vj^li	vj^s	viij^d
Itm̃ paid to M^r Mapes for his Annuitie	x^li