Weekly wages of stone-cutters, carpenters and others, through the year |
7l.
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12s.
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10½d.
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Expenses of collection of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew: |
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for consistories |
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5s.
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8d.
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lunch to officials, registrar, vicars and other chaplains |
1l.
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6s.
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6d.
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2 horses and servant for 18 days |
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14s.
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8d.
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official of Bath and registrar |
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5s.
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0d.
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deans of Bath and Ratclyffe |
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2s.
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0d.
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official of the archdeacon of Wells and registrar |
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10s.
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0d.
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deans of Frome, Cary, Merston and Ilchester, for delivering briefs |
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5s.
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4d.
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apparitor-general |
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3s.
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4d.
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official and registrar of the archdeacon of Taunton |
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10s.
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0d.
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deans of Crukehorn, Taunton, Dunstar and Brugewater |
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5s.
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4d.
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parochial chaplain of St. John's, Glaston |
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1s.
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8d.
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dean of Axbryge |
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1s.
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4d.
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dean of Powlet |
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1s.
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0d.
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writing 480 briefs and 8 long rolls |
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16s.
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0d.
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6 quires of paper for briefs |
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2s.
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0d.
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parchment for rolls of prebends, churches and chapels |
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1s.
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6d.
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fee to vicars, rectors &c. |
2l.
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4s.
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2d.
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Paid for 6,700lbs. of lead |
16l.
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15s.
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0d.
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bordnails |
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4s.
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0d.
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hatchnails |
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7s.
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6d.
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lead nails |
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6s.
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0d.
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Rent of Doulting quarry |
1l.
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0s.
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0d.
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To Richard Wyne, for one load of paviours |
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1s.
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0d.
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Spikenails |
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4d.
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sack of lime |
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2d.
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lead and solder [blank], for the chancel of St. Cuthbert's |
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3 wagon loads of reeds for the house near the chapel of B. Mary |
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7s.
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6d.
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Mending the chime |
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2s.
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6d.
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A load of earth for lead pans |
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2d.
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Sieve |
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2½d.
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Keys for the pixes of St. David, St. George and St. Mary Magdalen |
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9d.
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Key for the door of ambulatory |
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2d.
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Mending an ambo in the choir |
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6d.
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To Thomas Wexmaker, for making 89lbs. of wax for the beam |
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3s.
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8½d.
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Mr. William Smyth, stone-cutter, yearly pay |
1l.
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6s.
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8d.
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A load of reeds |
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2s.
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10d.
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18lbs. of wax |
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9s.
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9d.
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A load of paviours for the sepulchre of Thomas Chew |
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1s.
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0d.
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To a friar viewing the organs |
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2s.
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6d.
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2 locks for the camerey door |
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10d.
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Mending a holy-water vessel |
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1s.
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8d.
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6 bars of 48lbs., for the great window at the end of the church |
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4s.
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0d.
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A hogshead of oil at Bristol |
2l.
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5s.
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2d.
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carriage of the same |
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1s.
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10d.
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Cord for the chime, weighing 30lbs.
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3s.
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9d.
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2 locks for the churchyard door and 1 for the little house on the chapel of B.M. |
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7d.
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Timber |
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9s.
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0d.
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2 loads of wood for the plumber and glassmaker |
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5s.
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4d.
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A load of ash logs for the exchequer |
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3s.
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0d.
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4lbs. of tin |
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8d.
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3 bushels of quick lime |
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1s.
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0d.
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Paid for mass, epistle and gospel during the vacancy of vicars' stalls |
3l.
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3s.
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4d.
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Paid to the keeper of the fabric for 1 acre in Wuttonsmede, called St. Andrew's acre, which perished this year, being stripped by the waters |
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2s.
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0d.
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