Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple
Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Volume II 1603-1660 - The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple
1626] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 1 57 out 120/i. in rebuilding certain chambers in Hare's Court, and that the said John Mayer, the elder, and John Mayer, the younger, " who had their lives in the said chambers," are both deceased without having more than 50/i. benefit from the said chambers. The petitioner therefore prays she may have the benefit of the chambers undisposed of. Which matter is referred to Cholmley and Gordon. The petition of Mary Wright, widow of Richard Wright, late steward of the House, referred to Paul Crook, Scamler, Farewell, and Prythergh to collect the money owing to the said late steward, and pay the debts owing by him for provisions, etc., and a recapitulation of the orders for the payment by fellows of their dues, and keeping the accounts of the same. Orders that the fellows who shall be in town any time this term or any term hereafter and lie in the House, shall come into commons or be cast therein, and all strangers lodging in the House be removed ; and that the appointment by the bench of William Curtys as steward shall be confirmed. PARLIAMENT held 6 November, 2 Charles I., A.D. 1626, before JOHN SOTHERTON, SIR RICHARD S HILTON, RICHARD BROWNLOWE, EDMUND STAPLETON, and others. SIR ROBERT HEATH, treasurer. Elize Hele appointed reader for Lent. Auditors :—Risden, Martyn, Littleton, and Chapman for the steward's accounts, and Jorden, Vernon, Davies, and Cesar for the treasurer's accounts. Officers for the Grand Christmas :—Marshals, Sir John H eveningham, Sir Thomas Littleton, and Sir Nathaniel Barnardston. Butlers, Sir James Pitt, Charles Cokeyne, and Sir John Jackson. Stewards, John Manners, Sir Thomas Bishop, and Thomas Hanchett. Treasurer :—Sir Robert Heath continued.
158 A CALENDAR OF THE [1626 GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK. * Entries similar to these occur frequently in the accounts. ACCOUNT for three quarters of a year from the Feast of St. Hilary, I Charles I., A.D. 1625-6, t0 3 November, 2 Charles I., A.D. 1626. RECEIPTS. For admissions to the House,* 14011. For admittances to chambers,* ror/i. From the Duke of Buckingham for rent of the King's Bench office for a year, 5/i. PAYMENTS. For a church Bible, 3os., and for work done in the church, 13s. 4d. For the supper at the treasurer's accounts, I625,* 6/i. 19s. 9d. To Richard Butler, the glazier, for new making the arms of the Lord Keeper, the Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Justice Crooke and Baron Trevor, and other work, 711. los. To the players for a play on All Hallows day, 711. To Edmondson, the reader, for half a year's wages,* 505. To Amos Mason, the reader, until Michaelmas,* 505. To William Davies, the clerk, for going about with the little bell, washing the communion cloths and for candlesticks and other necessaries,* 265. 8d. To him for bell ropes, prayer books for the fasts, and other things for the church, 53s. 6d. To the musicians for their fee for Candlemas day, All Hallows day, and 5 November, 1626,* 535. 4d. For rushes for the hall,* 3/i. 25. 6d. To Downes, the King's linendraper, for linen,* 711. 13s. 4d. To him for 12 ells of narrow flaxen cloth for towels for the hall,* los. Three pieces of diaper for three bench table clothes, at 225. a piece, 3/i. 6d. For seven dozen of narrow diaper for napkins and towels for the bench table, at los. 8d. a dozen,* 3/i. 145. 8d. For three ells of Holland for towels for the butlers, at 25. 2d. an ell.* For a great new lanthorn,* 25. For a pair of gold weights, 55. To Thorpe, the white glazier, for work done about the hall and church, 245. To two workmen for taking up the grate in Hare's Court and cleansing the vault, 25. 6d. To the pavier for work done by the Water Gate and elsewhere, 155. 6d. To the smith for work done in the church for our part, 35. 5d. For porters to keep the hall on All Hallows day last, 45. To the plumber for work done about the church, 4/i. 15s. rod. To the plate man for hire of plate and linen on All Hallows day,* 26s. 8d. To Brayman, the bricklayer, for tiling the Conduit House and other work, 41i. 55. od. To him, for our part, for work done in paving the church, 125. To the steward for the Justices' Mess on All Hallows day,* 135. 4d. For wine before this term, and for bottles and quills, los. 3d. Sum total of the receipts, 1,307/4 18s.6d. Sum total of the payments, 5141i. I 2S. 2d. And so there remains in emendels, 793/i. 6s. 4d.
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158 A CALENDAR OF THE [1626<br />
GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK.<br />
* Entries similar to <strong>the</strong>se occur frequently in <strong>the</strong> accounts.<br />
ACCOUNT for three quarters <strong>of</strong> a year from <strong>the</strong> Feast <strong>of</strong> St. Hilary,<br />
I Charles I., A.D. 1625-6, t0 3 November, 2 Charles I., A.D.<br />
1626.<br />
RECEIPTS.<br />
For admissions to <strong>the</strong> House,* 14011.<br />
For admittances to chambers,* ror/i.<br />
From <strong>the</strong> Duke <strong>of</strong> Buckingham for rent<br />
<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> King's Bench <strong>of</strong>fice for a year,<br />
5/i.<br />
PAYMENTS.<br />
For a church Bible, 3os., and for work<br />
done in <strong>the</strong> church, 13s. 4d.<br />
For <strong>the</strong> supper at <strong>the</strong> treasurer's accounts,<br />
I625,* 6/i. 19s. 9d.<br />
To Richard Butler, <strong>the</strong> glazier, for new<br />
making <strong>the</strong> arms <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Lord Keeper,<br />
<strong>the</strong> Lord Chief Baron, Mr. Justice<br />
Crooke and Baron Trevor, and o<strong>the</strong>r<br />
work, 711. los.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> players for a play on All Hallows<br />
day, 711.<br />
To Edmondson, <strong>the</strong> reader, for half a<br />
year's wages,* 505.<br />
To Amos Mason, <strong>the</strong> reader, until Michaelmas,*<br />
505.<br />
To William Davies, <strong>the</strong> clerk, for going<br />
about with <strong>the</strong> little bell, washing <strong>the</strong><br />
communion cloths and for candlesticks<br />
and o<strong>the</strong>r necessaries,* 265. 8d.<br />
To him for bell ropes, prayer books for<br />
<strong>the</strong> fasts, and o<strong>the</strong>r things for <strong>the</strong> church,<br />
53s. 6d.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> musicians for <strong>the</strong>ir fee for Candlemas<br />
day, All Hallows day, and 5 November,<br />
1626,* 535. 4d.<br />
For rushes for <strong>the</strong> hall,* 3/i. 25. 6d.<br />
To Downes, <strong>the</strong> King's linendraper, for<br />
linen,* 711. 13s. 4d.<br />
To him for 12 ells <strong>of</strong> narrow flaxen cloth<br />
for towels for <strong>the</strong> hall,* los.<br />
Three pieces <strong>of</strong> diaper for three bench<br />
table clo<strong>the</strong>s, at 225. a piece, 3/i. 6d.<br />
For seven dozen <strong>of</strong> narrow diaper for<br />
napkins and towels for <strong>the</strong> bench table,<br />
at los. 8d. a dozen,* 3/i. 145. 8d.<br />
For three ells <strong>of</strong> Holland for towels for<br />
<strong>the</strong> butlers, at 25. 2d. an ell.*<br />
For a great new lanthorn,* 25.<br />
For a pair <strong>of</strong> gold weights, 55.<br />
To Thorpe, <strong>the</strong> white glazier, for work<br />
done about <strong>the</strong> hall and church, 245.<br />
To two workmen for taking up <strong>the</strong> grate<br />
in Hare's Court and cleansing <strong>the</strong> vault,<br />
25. 6d.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> pavier for work done by <strong>the</strong> Water<br />
Gate and elsewhere, 155. 6d.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> smith for work done in <strong>the</strong> church<br />
for our part, 35. 5d.<br />
For porters to keep <strong>the</strong> hall on All Hallows<br />
day last, 45.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> plumber for work done about <strong>the</strong><br />
church, 4/i. 15s. rod.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> plate man for hire <strong>of</strong> plate<br />
and linen on All Hallows day,*<br />
26s. 8d.<br />
To Brayman, <strong>the</strong> bricklayer, for tiling <strong>the</strong><br />
Conduit House and o<strong>the</strong>r work, 41i. 55.<br />
od.<br />
To him, for our part, for work done in<br />
paving <strong>the</strong> church, 125.<br />
To <strong>the</strong> steward for <strong>the</strong> Justices' Mess on<br />
All Hallows day,* 135. 4d.<br />
For wine before this term, and for bottles<br />
and quills, los. 3d.<br />
Sum total <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> receipts, 1,307/4<br />
18s.6d.<br />
Sum total <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> payments, 5141i.<br />
I 2S. 2d.<br />
And so <strong>the</strong>re remains in emendels,<br />
793/i. 6s. 4d.