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

1633] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 209
GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK.
ACCOUNT from 3 November, 8 Charles I., A.D. 1632, tO 3 November,
9 Charles I., A.D. 1633.
PAYMENTS.
To Dr. Micklethwaite, for his Exchequer
fee, 811.135. 4d.
To Amos Mason for reading evening
prayers, 51i.
To the Blackfriars players for two plays
acted here upon Candlemas day and
All Hallows' day, 1414
For faggots for a bonfire on 5 November,
6s. 6d.
For faggots for another bonfire on 27
March, 7s.
For faggots for another bonfire at the birth
of the Duke of York, 8s. 6d.
To a plasterer for work done over the south
staircase of the hall and in fastening the
coats of arms in the hall windows, 35.
iod.
To the bricklayer for work done in the
church, 6/i. 8s. 3d.
To Richard Butler, the glazier, for making
the Lord Chamberlain's arms and Lord
Wentworth's, and amending the arms
broken in the windows of the hall, 4/i.
Half the charge for a surplice for Dr.
Micklethwayte, ill. 145. 6d.
One half the charge of amending the cover
of the communion cup, is.
Given to two of the Lord Keeper's servants
on 30 March last, when the bench of
this House met the bench of the Middle
Temple at Durham House about the
last new buildings built by the Middle
Temple, 75. 6d.
To the Lord Keeper's servants, 18 October
last, at the meeting of the bench of both
Houses about Dr. Micklethwayte, 95. 6d.
To George Isack, one of the city viewers,
for his pains in coming two days to view
the Middle Temple buildings, 55.
To Anthony Hancock, a painter, for new
stopping and painting all the rails and
posts in the garden and the walks, and
at the garden gate and the posts there,
and one half the Temple bridge, 3411.
To Thomas Turner, a goldsmith, for exchange
of a gold ewer, 3 silver spoons,
and 2 bowls, and amending another
bowl, new burnishing a gilt basin and
for silver added to the ewer, bowls, and
spoons, 2/i. I 2S. 6d.
To Mr. Alured, secretary to the Lord
Keeper, on behalf of this House, for his
pains taken at several times in the cause
and matters in difference between this
House and the Middle Temple, 21%.
The treasurer desires allowance of 21i.
18s. 4d., part of the money disbursed by
him, before the last accounts, in repairing
the buildings over the King's Bench
Office, which was not then allowed him
but remaineth in the hands of Lord
Heath and is due by him to be paid for
the chambers wherein he then lodged
in the said buildings, 2/i. 18s. 4d.
Sum total of the receipts, 1,772/i.3s. 2d.
Sum total of the payments, 482/4
os. i d.
And so there remains in emendels,
1,288/1. 3s.
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