ffor makeinge presipientia to be præscientia in the Bason and Tankerd016

This would be the correction of an engraver’s mistake in the Company’s motto on some silver plate.

ffor paintinge the staves for the Companyes Colors and 4 windowes of the Granary1100
ffor makeinge cleane of severall pictures0170
ffor two Silver Salts220
ffor mendinge Erasmus statute030
ffor a large Chamber pott056
1663–4. Received of the Governours Assistants and Livery towards the Building of a Barge with other necessaryes thereunto belonging17800

A considerable sum was again spent in opposing the Physician’s Charter, Sir Wm. Scroggs, Mr. Pollexfen, Mr. Serjeant Glyn, Mr. Phillips, and Sir Orlando Bridgeman being the Company’s counsel.

ffor mẽding King Henry the 8ths cupp020
To a Serjeant to arrest Mr Arnold for refusing to take a fine for the Cloathing and entring the Acc͠on054
To Mr Banes the Attorney his ffee026
To Peter Smith [the Beadle] for his expences to ketch Mr Arnold026

The Company spent a large sum on their Barge and Barge house; all the details are in the accounts, but the following extracts will suffice:—

To Henry fforty for makeing the Barge11500
ffor Calicoe for the Watermens Suites350
ffor Staining the Coates2150
ffor makeing 20 Suites and Capps at 4s 6d each4100
To Henry fforty for triming the Barge Curting Rods &c. vt pˀ Bill200
ffor Bayes and Curtaines01810
ffor Oares1140
To Mr Blackmore the Herrald Painter for fflags to the Barge29100
ffor Boards to house the Barge last Winter1756
Boathire and given to a Carpenter to view the Duke of Richmonds Bargehouse026
To the Archbishop of Canterburyes Counsell ffor his perusall of the Draught of a Lease for ground to build a Barge house on [at Lambeth]100
To his Clarke for drawing it0100
To Mr Snowe and Mr Turney 2 of the Archbishops Servants upon sealing the Lease 10li in Gold and the change of Silver for Gold at 2s 4d a peice 1li 3s 4d in all1134
To Mr Turneyes man for ingrossing the Lease0100
To the Archbishops Porter050
Given to other Servants of the House when the Governours attended his Lordship0120
To Mr Matthewes the Bricklayer in part of payment for his Brickworke about the Bargehouse10000

1664–5. The Company subscribed £94 15s. 6d. as a Contribution towards the ship “The Loyal London,” to be presented to the King by the City. They also “lent” the King £500 for which 6 per cent. interest was promised.

Coach hire for the Governours to the Navy Office on Audit day020
Given to Mr Pepis[267] his man that day010
To the Hoboyes [on Lord Mayor’s day]250
To Peter Smith for Tobaccoe and pipes0210
ffor Rosemary and Bayes for the Barge020
ffor mending a Skelliton050