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

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the King's Bench, for several warrants
for the apprehension of Greves and
others at Christmas time, los.
For a load of faggots for a bonfire, 27
March, being the day the King was
proclaimed, 7s. 6d.
Paid by order of the bench for the charge
of keeping a young male child found
lying in this House, since 18 May, 1635,
until now, r/i. 18s.
Paid in like manner for a young female
child, from 8 November, 1635, till
17 June, the day it died, and for burying
it, 511. 3s.
To John Pauncefoote, goldsmith for exchange
of a broken silver salt and two
spoons, and mending the foot of a wine
bowl, 4s. rod.
Given to Serjeant Wylde and Serjeant
Foster at their going out serjeants, roui.
For two ginger coloured purses of leather
to put the said money in, 2s.
Whereas the masons' work for the repair
of the east end of the church, according
to the articles of agreement entered into
with them, and upon a measure taken
of the work, amounteth unto, for the
Inner Temple part only, 182/i. 19s. rod.,
whereof there was o/i. in part paid to
them, charged within the account of the
last year, and also 351i. is allowed and
deducted for Portland stone which the
said masons bought of this House, so
that there remains only, as now paid
the said masons for the work aforesaid,
in ready money this year, 13711. 19s. rod.
For one half the charges of the ironwork
about the said east end of the church,
1711. 18s. I Id.
For the like part of the plumbers' work
about the same, 51z. 2s. 5d.
For the repairs of one half the glass
there, 61i. 9s. 9d.
For the whole charge of the last new
building by the Alienation Office, 251/i.
3s. 3d.
To Thomas Dolwen, bricklayer, for repairs
to the tiling of the hall, library, and
houses of office, for raising a part of a
wall in Figtree Court by the Temple
Lane, and also for amending the paving
of the church and cloisters, and other
work, 911. I 2S. I Id.
To the carpenter of the Middle Temple,
the one half of his bill for work done
about the roof of the church, los. 6d.
To Richard Butler, glazier, for amending
the glass in several arms in the hall
windows, r/i. 7s. 6d.
To the chief butler for burnt wine at
several times of the conferences between
the bench and the utter barristers and
gentlemen about Christmas business
r5s. 4d.
To William Shaw, smith, for one half of
the charges of the ironwork for the little
windows in the top of the east end of
the church, 15s. 2d.
Given to the under treasurer and chief
butler for their pains about the new
building by the Alienation Office, 13/i.
6s. 8d.
Sum total of the receipts, 1,380/t.
8s. i od.
Sum total of the payments, 1,027/i.
od.
And so there remains in emendels,
35211. 17s. iod.