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Paid for petty commons of the bishop and canons |
198l.
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1s.
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0d.
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Wages of 3 chaplains for the soul of Bishop N. Bubbewyth |
16l.
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0s.
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0d.
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his obit in the choir |
1l.
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6s.
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8d.
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bread for the same for the year |
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1s.
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6d.
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9lbs. wax |
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6s.
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0d.
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At the installation of Mr. Peter Stucle |
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8d.
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Expenses of the steward at Cheddre, thrice, superintending the state of the parsonage and arranging for farmers |
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7s.
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6d.
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To the vicar of Burnham, coming often toWells, and bringing money for the manumission of John Hardyng |
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6s.
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8d.
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To N. Taunton, for expenses about the bread of the poor, more because of dearth of corn |
5l.
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0s.
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0d.
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Expenses of auditors at account of reeves and bailiffs, the more because of the dearth and the absence of dignitaries who were wont to provide meat and drink |
4l.
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13s.
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11½d.
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Expenses of auditors of this account, the more because of the dearth this year |
1l.
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0s.
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0d.
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Distributed to 16 canons residing, 28l. 14s. 9d. each |
459l.
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16s.
|
10d.
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Gift of John Orum for the fabric, in the communar's hands |
6l.
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0s.
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0d.
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Fine of Dean Forest last year, in Mr. John Hody's hands |
5l.
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9s.
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9d.
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Bydesham. Mending a small silver cross and a silver thurible |
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2s.
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11d.
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Thread and buckram for vestments in the Treasury |
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1s.
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3d.
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Mending the clapper of St. Mary bell in tall bell-tower |
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2s.
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7d.
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Mending 6 staves for the rulers in the choir and for painting them |
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2s.
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11d.
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Binding a small portifory in the choir |
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2s.
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6d.
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For 3 white copes sown with gold thread, orphreyed with small roses, with images of tabernacles, 6l. 13s. 4d., in full payment of 13l. 6s. 8d.
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To the sacrist for keeping the chimes |
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3s.
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4d.
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To John Marshall for the organ |
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6s.
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8d.
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Expenses of the bread of the poor, more because of dearth |
4l.
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0s.
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0d.
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To John Marshall for playing and keeping the organ |
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3s.
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4d.
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