Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple

92 A CALENDAR OF THE [1615
PARLIAMENT held On 3 November, 13 James I., A.D. 1615, before
RALPH RADCLYFFE, HUGH HARE, RICHARD BROWNLOVVE, EDMUND
PRIDEAUX, and others. ELIZE HELE, treasurer.
Edmund Prideaux, reader for Lent, and George Croke and
Thomas Coventrie, attendants.
Officers for the grand Christmas :—Marshals, Sir Ralph Hare,
Sir John Lenthrop, and Sir Thomas Barnardiston. Stewards, Sir
Peter Manhoode, Sir Thomas Bushoppe, and William Wright.
Butlers, Sir Edward Pitt, Seabrighte, and Warnford.
Auditors :—John Walter, Thomas Risdon, Francis Mingey, and
John Martyn, for the treasurer's account, and Paul Ambrose Croke,
Adam Scamler, James Weston, and Henage Fynch for the steward's
accounts.
Treasurer : Sir John Jackson.
GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK.
* Entries similar to these occur frequently in the accounts.
ACCOUNT from the Feast of All Saints, 12 James I., A.D. 1614, to
the same Feast, 13 James I., A.D. 1615.
RECEIPTS.
Of John Harryes, for a fine for drawing his
rapier in the garden upon Henry Ashby,
311.
Of Henry Ashby, for the like upon John
Harryes, 311.
Of Robert Beadle, for wearing his hat at
the dresser, 6s. 8d.
Of Andrew Graye, for his taxation for the
mask at Court, 41i.
Of Thomas Lawrence, for William Harte's
like taxation, zos.
Of William Place, for his like taxation,
20S.
PAYMENTS.
To the King's servants, for a play upon All
Saints Day, 1614, 611.
To his majesty's servants, for a play upon
Candlemas Day last, 611. 131. 4d.
For 6 staff torches, for revels for 28
January last,* 55.
For a dozen of staff torches, for revels for
Candlemas Eve and Candlemas Day,*
I OS.
For two subpcenas out of the Exchequer
one for Sir George Perkins, and the
other for Robert Drake, Gewen Glasse,
and other Devonshire gentlemen, 55.
For a load of gravel for the Mulberry
Court, 25. 8d.
For six torches, to search the House, 18
May, when the benchers went abroad,* 55.
For a new hearth for the hall, 555.
For five torches, for the bar to search the
House on 18 September,* 45. zd.
To Walter Burton, the bricklayer, for
mending the watermen's house and the
round walk in the Temple Church,
9s. iid.