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20 HISTORY OF CORN MILLING: VOL. IV.<br />
I.<br />
THE CASTLE<br />
MILLS,<br />
DUBLIN.<br />
6. Damages<br />
during War,<br />
1316-17.<br />
found by the said inquis<strong>it</strong>ion. They have also allowed 23s., the value<br />
<strong>of</strong> the aforesaid two horses. Also they have awarded ^4 i8s. 4d. for<br />
multure <strong>of</strong> one mill during the ninth year <strong>of</strong> the reign <strong>of</strong> the present<br />
king [13 16], because the keepers could not gain more than 35s.<br />
that year, on account <strong>of</strong> the Gate del Dam being obstructed. Also<br />
they have awarded ^£"4 13s. 4d. for multure <strong>of</strong> the same mill in the<br />
tenth year <strong>of</strong> the reign <strong>of</strong> the king [131 7], as in that year the keepers<br />
could gain no further multure than 40s., on account <strong>of</strong> the mill lying<br />
broken and prostrate for eighteen weeks before <strong>it</strong> was repaired.<br />
Therefore the sum allotted to the keepers in this matter, in<br />
accordance w<strong>it</strong>h the aforesaid verdict <strong>of</strong> the inquis<strong>it</strong>ion, amounts<br />
to 1 ;£"i3 6s. 4d., by which the keepers are consequently exonerated<br />
from the arrears aforesaid ; as fully contained in the account <strong>of</strong> the<br />
said keepers entered on the great rolls for this thirteenth year [<strong>of</strong> the<br />
reign <strong>of</strong> the king, 1320].<br />
Over and above the foregoing is also a sum <strong>of</strong> £4 2od. charged<br />
against the said custodians ; but <strong>of</strong> this they have since paid ^4, as<br />
appears by certain tallies <strong>of</strong> the Exchequer here, which is cred<strong>it</strong>ed tothem<br />
on their account. And thus they still owe in the matter 2od.<br />
The sum and substance <strong>of</strong> the claim and award, if put<br />
in the form <strong>of</strong> a modern statement <strong>of</strong> account, would<br />
assume some such aspect as the following :—<br />
DUBLIN CASTLE MILLS, MARCH 1319.<br />
Walter de Keppok and Randolph de Loung<br />
IN Account w<strong>it</strong>h the Exchequer <strong>of</strong> Ireland.<br />
Cr.<br />
By Toll unpaid on grinding to order <strong>of</strong>— cr.<br />
Edmund Butler, Justiciary<br />
18<br />
John de Hotham, Viceroy<br />
60<br />
Roger de Mortimer, Viceroy<br />
60<br />
William de Istlip, Treasurer 10<br />
i\th toll on 148 cr. 5 pks. <strong>of</strong> wheat and malt<br />
By Value <strong>of</strong> 9 cr. 2 pks. wheat flour and malt @ ^ mark per<br />
I<br />
,, ,, mill-horse seized by R. de Mortimer .<br />
,, „ I „ „ A. le Poer<br />
„ Rental, already paid for 13 16, <strong>of</strong> one mill, idle by £<br />
cr. .<br />
s. d.<br />
the Gate del Dam being closed . . .6134<br />
Less Casual Toll during the year . . i 15 o<br />
148<br />
pks.<br />
o<br />
5<br />
o<br />
o<br />
4 18 4-<br />
„ Rental already paid for 13 17, the said mill being<br />
broken and prostrate 6134<br />
Less Casual Toll during the year . .200 ^ ^3 4<br />
„ Sundry Accounts (paid except 20 pence, as per tallies <strong>of</strong><br />
the Exchequer)<br />
£13 16 4<br />
^418.