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1640] INNER TEMPLE RECORDS. 257 PARLIAMENT held On I I October, 16 Charles I., A.D. 1640, before NICHOLAS CHOLMLEY, THOMAS LANE, WILLIAM BABINGTON, THOMAS GATE, and others. THOMAS GARDINER, treasurer. The entries relate only to admittances to chambers. PARLIAMENT held On 8 November, 16 Charles I., A.D. 1640, before JOHN FAREWELL, THOMAS LANE, THOMAS WILLIS, BABINGTON, and others. THOMAS GARDINER, treasurer. The pension is assessed double. John Merefeild chosen reader, and Fletcher, King, and Halloway, attendants. Auditors :—Willis, Babbington, Norborne, and Bavand for the steward's accounts ; and Goddard, Croke, Hurlston, and Hoskins for the treasurer's accounts. Officers for the grand Christmas :—Sir Thomas Littleton, knight and bart., Sir Nathaniel Barnardiston, knight, and John Coventry, marshals ; Sir Edward Littleton, bart., John Mannours, and Thomas Hantchett, stewards ; Sir James Pitt, knight, Sir Baynham Throckmorton, bart., and Charles Cockayne, butlers. Special admission of Thomas Brooker at the request of Woodroffe. Treasurer :—Mr. Recorder is continued. GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK. ACCOUNT from 7 November, 15 Charles I., A.D. 1639, to 8 November, 16 Charles I., A.D.1640. RECEIPTS. Of William Crosse, treasurer of Lion's Inn, for the rent of that House for a year, 4/1. Of the treasurer of the Middle Temple for their buildings standing upon part of Hare's Court, is. Of the sempstress for a shop by the church door, 2/i. L PAYMENTS. To Dr. Littleton, master of the Temple, for his stipend for a year ended at Michaelmas, 8/1. I35. 411 To William Dillingham, as given him by the House for reading evening prayers, half a year ended at Our Lady Day last, 2/i. los.
258 A CALENDAR OF THE [1640 To George Sleigh for the other half year ended at Michaelmas last, 2/i. los. To the under cook, panierman, two turnspits, the porter of the gate, and the basket porter for watching the House four weeks last Christmas vacation, when commons were dissolved, at 55. a man by the week, 61i. To Francis Lownes for the hire of plate and linen on Candlemas and All Hallows' days, 2/i. I 3S. 4d. To the musicians for their attendance on those days, 211. To four porters that kept the hall doors those days, 8s. To the musicians for their attendance on 5 November, ill. To Henry Kirby for keeping a child found in the House from 3 November, 1639, to this 3 November, at 25. 6d. a week, 611. ios. To William Mills, linendraper, for three pieces of " sleasie diaper " to make six towels for the bench, ill. 18s. To Robert Hebb, linen draper, for 92 ells of " huswives flaxen cloth," at 17d. the ell, to make table cloths for the hall, 6ll. u s. For holland to make towels for the butlers at 25. 4d. an ell, ill. For paving about a new grate laid near the church porch, is. 6d. For mending a brass dialin the garden, us. 6d. For a new chair for Mr. Treasurer to sit in at parliaments, u6s. To Richard Browne, woodmonger, for 5 loads of faggots to make bonfires on 20 November, 27 March, 9 July, 30 October, and 5 November last, 2ll. los. To Edmund Simmes, carpenter, for repairing the "pound and other seats in thegarden and walks " and other work, 1511. 8s. To William Newman, plasterer, for tiling and plastering work done about the library and other parts of the House, 2ll. 145. iod. To William Jones, joiner, for making a new seat in the corner of the King's Bench Office Walk, a new chair in the buttery, mending the wainscott forms and trestles in the hall and other work, 6/1. 3s. 2d. To John Thornell, painter, " for new laying in oil and stopping the pound and other seats in the garden," and the new seat in the Walk, 814 6s. To John Cottsall, smith, for our part of work done in the church, etc., 13/i. 9s. 8d. To Hugh Pember, glass painter, for setting up Lord Chief Justice Littleton's and Justice Foster's arms in the hall windows and for altering and amending other arms there, 31i. To Thomas Turner, goldsmith, for mending and burnishing the plate, 9s. To Edmund Simmes, the carpenter, for one half of his work done about the round walk in the church, 2/i. 17s. 6d. To George Goldston, bricklayer, for the half of tiling work about the round walk, 2/i. 15s. 4d. To Richard Cale, plumber, for the half of his work about the church, 911. Is. 9d. To William Shaw, smith, for the half of his work in the church, u2s. To John Young, mason, for our half of his work about the church, the last year, 1639, 48/i. I OS. To John Young, mason, for our four first payments towards the new building of the Temple Bridge, according to the articles at his undertaking that work, Ioo/i. To Richard Allen and Edmund Simmes, carpenters, for the first payment towards the timber work of the stairs, according to the articles at their undertaking that work, i 5/i. To Robert Burton, clerk of the church, for half of the wax lights and other necessaries, ill. I's. To Sir Edward Littleton, knight, now lord chief Justice of the Common Pleas, as a gift from this society at his going out serjeant at law, oh: To Stone, Wightwicke, Roll, and Littleton, at their going out serjeants at law, 51i. a piece, 20/.
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372 APPENDIX NO. XI. State Papers,
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374 INDEX AND GLOSSARY. ALLEYN'S CO
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376 INDEX AND GLOSSARY. BADGER, Tho
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378 INDEX AND GLOSSARY. BETTINGHAM,
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426 INDEX AND GLOSSARY. WOODROFF, W
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