Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century

London Record Society, volume 20. Some of the earliest surviving financial sources for the City of London, being two accounts of the chamberlain for the period 1584-6.

London Record Society.

Citation:

Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century, ed. Betty R Masters ( London, 1984), British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/london-record-soc/vol20 [accessed 14 September 2024].

Title	Page(s)
List of abbreviations	vii-viii
Introduction: Medieval accounts and their arrangement	ix-xxxii
Introduction: The Chamber in the sixteeth century	xxxii-xxxviii
Introduction: The manuscripts and the calendar	xxxix-xliv
The Chamberlain's Account 1584-5: Nos. 1-67	1-30
The Chamberlain's Account 1584-5: Nos. 68-146	30-62
The Chamberlain's Account 1585-6: Nos. 147-226	63-87
The Chamberlain's Account 1585-6: Nos. 227-81	88-104
Appendix: Account of the Chamberlain's Clerk, 1535-6	105-116
Appendix: Receipts Extraordinary, 1564-5	117-118
Appendix: Outward Fees, 1562-3	118-121
Appendix: Artificers, Suppliers etc. of goods, 1563-77	121-123
Appendix: Extracts from the Foreign Charge, 1563-71	123-131
Appendix: Account of the Reynwell Estate, 1565-66	131-133
Index	135-162

Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century

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