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

1628] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 17 .1
GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK.
ACCOUNTfrom 3 November, 3 Charles I., A.D. 1627, tO 3 November,
4 Charles I., A.D. 1628.
PAYMENTS.
To Dr. Micklethwaite, as given him from
this House at his commencement, 20/i.
To Foster, the vintner, for wine spent this
year, 62/i. 16s. 6d.
For our half of new paving the Temple
Lane from the Crown Office to the
Water Gate, I di. 8s. 6d.
For carrying away rubbish in levelling the
ground there for the paviers, 21s.
To the carpenter for work done in the
church about new hanging the Sanctus
bell, the one half, 8s. I id.
For making the seats under Stapleton's
chamber, etc., 4/i. los. id.
For the judges' mess on Candlemas and
All Hallows' day, 26s. 8d.
For a new pair of ropes for the scales in
the larder, 8s.
To Mr. Masters, late master of the Temple,
for his Exchequer payment due at Lady
day, 411. 6s. 8d.
To Dr. Micklethwaite for the like, due at
Michaelmas, 4/i. 6s. 8d.
To Dr. Micklethwaite, as lecturer for Michaelmas,
Hilary, Easter, and Trinity terms,
40/i.
To Amos Mason, for reading evening
prayers in the Temple Church, 5/i.
To the Cockpitt players for a play on
Candlemas day, 711.
To the King's players for a play on All
Hallows' day, 7/i.
To the musicians for their wages this year,
405.
To them for attending on 5 November,
135. 4d.
For a load of faggots to make a bonfire in
the Parliament time, 8s.
To William Davies for ropes and hassocks
for the church, 6s. 9d.
To him for seats made in the church,
1 35. 4d.
To Leonard Beckett for two prayer books
for the fast, 16d.
To him for binding the buttery book, 6d.
For strings to the book of Poulton's
Abridgments, 3d.
To the glazier for work done about the
library and church.
To a gauger for gauging the beer vessels,
I 211.
To Richard Butler, the glazier, for making
Baron Vernon's arms and amending the
arms of Lord Chancellor Hatton and
Baron Bromley, being broken, 205.
To Richard Baylie, the stone mason, for
one half, for work done about the pillars
in the Cloister and for some stones there
wanting, 7s. i od.
To William Hills, stonemason for the
Middle Temple, for the like, 135. 2d.
To Michael Bowdon, the painter, for one
half, for new painting and trimming the
pillars in the Cloister and the church
door, 23S. 211.
To Hugh Pavier, the bricklayer, for work
done in the Cloister, 325.
To Thomas Turner, a goldsmith, for two
wine bowls weighing 13-t oz., at 55. 9d.
an ounce, 3/i. 155. 4d.
To him for mending a silver candlestick
and spoon, 12d.
For a pair of snuffers for the pannier man,
I 2d.
For a new set of counters, 51/.
To the chandler for a dozen torches on 5
November, 1627, when the play was, los.
For 3 links then, I 2d .
Sum total of the receipts, 1,304/i. 195.
6d.
Sum total of the payments, 594/1.
1 3s. 2d.
And so there remains in emendels,
710/i. 6s. 4d.