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

226 A CALENDAR OF THE [1635
John Haward, Anthony Jackson, Edward Vaughan, Edward
Salwey, Timothy Littleton, Richard Greenevill, Robert Croke, John
Johnson, Christopher Walker, George Lowe, Samuel Trotman,
Robert Offley, Reighnald (sic) Forster, Thomas Crooke, George
Mason, James Tyrrell, Felix Wilson, William Gee, Robert Tyrrell,
William Coe, Francis Coventry, and Francis Jackson called to the bar.
Treasurer :-Sir Edward Littleton, continued.
GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK.
ACCOUNT from 3 November, io Charles I., A.D. 1634, to 3 November,
it Charles I., A.D. 1635.
PAYMENTS. surveying and giving in estimates for the
To Thomas Willys, a bencher, according repairs of the church, 3/i.
to an act of parliament, for the discharge To Thomas Dolwin for work done about
of such moneys as remained unpaid by divers repairs of the church, cloisters,
him in the former year concerning the hall, library, and other work about the
mask presented before his Majesty, House, 9/i. 8s.
70/i. To David Prior, carpenter, for timber and
To Dr. Micklethwayt for his Exchequer workmanship for a pair of double gates
fee, 8/i. I3s. 4d. with a wicket and posts by the gar-
To Amos Mason for reading evening dener's house, a pair of double gates and
prayers, 5/i. a lesser gate with posts in the new wall
Repaid, by order of parliament, to Pope, a by the water side, and for three large
rider at the mask, zos., which he paid pieces of shield timber for stands in the
upon the aid roll to Wyllys, and also 35s. Thames for a fence for the wall,
which he disbursed for the hire of a 5s. 8d.
saddle, 2/i. 155. To him for work done in repairing the
To Rowland Reinoldes for the like, 4/i. 6s. library, r/i. 6s.
To John Finch and Carew, riders at the To William Newman, plasterer, for remask,
for the like, 2/i. pairing the library and other work, 5/i.
To the musicians for their attendance upon 3s. 6d.
5 November, 13s. 4d. For a load of faggots for a bonfire on 5
To the Blackfriars players for a play here, 711. November, 1634, 75. 6d.
To John Collins, chief butler, which he For two tin candlesticks for the library,
disbursed by direction of the bench for 6d.
their expenses in going to Greenwich To a porter for removing the House chest
and otherwise, 2/i. os. 8d. of writings from Sir Richard Shelton's
To the chief butler as money disbursed by chamber, 6d.
him for hour glasses, is. 6d. To the Lord Chief Justice's clerk for
To the masons upon their sealing of the several warrants for the apprehension of
covenants for the repair of the church, Temple, ios.
as the bench directed, o/i. To the tipstaff for his pains in taking him,
Paid, by like direction, to the Oxford los.
masons and others for their pains in To George Metcalfe, the clerk, for going