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

278 A CALENDAR OF THE [1647
Order that if Bodvile, Burbage, Donnel, Eversfield, the elder,
Eversfield, the younger, Francis Fortescue, A. Fisher, Grosvenor,
Goodwyn, John Haward, Haward, the younger, G. Lowe, Lewes,
Roger Mostin, Norwood, D. Pope, Raven, Russell, Sidingham, T.
Tirrell, Sir John Williams, Wynington, and Day do not pay their
debts and duties owing to the House, upon demand of the steward,
their chambers shall be seized ; and if they do not pay before the first
parliament of Hilary term, that the said chambers shall be sold or
otherwise disposed of to the use of the House.
Baron Tomlins and Johnson to examine the charges for nursing
the child lately found in the Temple and to report to the bench table.
The petitions of the chief butler concerning his cheese and of
the dish-washer are referred to the bench table.
Treasurer :—Thomas Chapman continued.
Memorandum, that shortly after this parliament, upon the report
of Baron Tomlins and Johnson, it was ordered at the bench table
that William Mills should have, for nursing the child, 3/1. 6d. in part
of his 3/i. I is. 6d. mentioned in his petition, the I is. being deducted
for negligence, and that Parnel Lumbley, the dish-washer, should
have los. for his arrears during the late troubles when commons
were discontinued.
GENERAL ACCOUNT BOOK.
ACCOUNT of Thomas Chapman, treasurer, from 6 November, 2 2
Charles I., A.D. 1646, to 7 November, 23 Charles I., A.D. 1647.
RECEIPTS.
To Henry Chilton for his arrears of rent
due for the little shop near the church
door till 19 July, 1647, 2/i. los.
PAYMENTS.
ToJohnson, the minister, for part of his
stipend, i i/i.
To Robert Burton, clerk of the church,
for going about with a hand bell, washing
of communion cloths, making clean the
the church, brooms, etc., Ili. 8s.
To Henry Kirby in full satisfaction of all
money due to him from this House by
articles or otherwise, for keeping of a
boy found in this House, 20/4
For a pair of gold weights, 5s.
To the under cook and other officers for
watching the House for seven weeks at
last Christmas vacation when commons
were dissolved, 5/i. 16s. 8d.
For 92 loads of gravel for the garden, etc.,
I Ili. los.
To Bartholomew Mickisco and Jasper
Vlawacins, two Bohemian exiles, byorder
of the bench table, they being recommended
to this House by the Synod,
los.
To David Lewis for making three graves
for people supposed to die of the sickness,
by order of the bench table, 45.