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

312 A CALENDAR OF THE [1 6 54
For carrying away rubbish near the pond
in the garden, i/i.
For a carpet for the use of the House,
75. 8d.
To Edward Trotman upon his petition
from Hilary term, 1649, to Easter, 1650,
8/4 ios.
For 2 sacks of coals spent in Christmas vacation
at several meetings of the bench, 45.
To the joiner's man for mending the
shutters to the bench windows, is.
For snuffers for the bench, is.
To Jane Ellyot for making and marking
the hall cloths, Ill. 25.
To Matthew Blissett, one of the collectors
for the poor of Greenwich, for 3,000 of
turf to be cut there upon Blackheath,
(22 March, 1651), ill. los.
To the messengers and in journey with
the gardener to Col. Blunt and the
townsmen of Greenwich, about turf to
be digged there, 145.
To Seth Ellyott, gardener, for workman's
wages for the week past (5 April, 1651),
I/i. 95. 3d.
To Nicholas Haberdine for these particulars
received from him by Seth
Ellyott, gardener, viz. :---1,400 of turves,
at 2/4 per r,000, 2/4 i6s. ; and 28 loads
of sand, at 25 per load, 2/i. 16s.
To Seth Ellyott for workmen's wages (12
April), 2ll. 13s. 4d.
To Nicholas Haberdine for 400 turves, at
405. per s000, i6s.
To Matthew Blissett, for the use of the
poor of Greenwich, in full of all such
turves, more than the 3,000 before mentioned,
which have been or shall need to
be used about the Inner Temple Garden,
os.
To Nicholas Haberdine, for 2,000 yards of
turf being a foot broad and yard long,
4/4 ; and for 12 loads of sand to lay it
in, 245. In all 5/4 45.
To Seth Ellyott, gardener, in full payment
for all gardeners' and workmen's wages
upon three bills for the three weeks now
last ended as by the said bills appear
(May, 1651), Io/i. is.
To John Young, mason, for stone and
workmanship, 30/4
To John Wilson, his partner, for stone,
etc., 50/4
For carrying away five lighters full of
rubbish, from the gardener's wharf
(October, 1651), 155.
To Leonard Knight, pavior, for materials
and paviors new paving the Inner
Temple Lane, II/4 12s.
To Locke, the minister, given him at
several times " by order of my masters
of the bench," ili los.
To Johnson, the minister, for his stipend
at Lady Day, 30/i., and at Midsummer,
1651, 15/4
Like payments to him for Michaelmas and
Christmas quarters, 1651, and Lady
Day, Midsummer and Michaelmas
quarters, 1652, at i/i a quarter; for a
year ended at Michaelmas, 1653, 6o/4 ;
for a quarter ended at Christmas, 1653,
s5/4
For boat hire and expenses in going over
into Southwark two several times to
speak with Babb, the purchaser of the
fee farm rent of the Houses, 25.
To Babb for the fee farm rent of the
House for a year ended at Michaelmas,
1653, oh'.
To David Lewie, the sexton, for his wages
at Michaelmas, 1653, los.
To Serjeant Twisden at his taking leave
of this House, 10/4
For a purse to put the monies in, 25.
Laid out by order of Master Treasurer and
my masters of the bench for a copy of
the Act concerning the tax imposed
in these Houses, and in charges to
the messengers and door keepers at
Guildhall when the meeting was there,
I is. 6d.
For a copy of the survey taken and returned
to Worcester House concerning
the Alienation Office, 5s. 6d.
For a copy of the whole patent of the
Temples, left with the surveyor general
to stop the proceedings upon the said
survey, los.