((f 168 cols 1-2)) \lxxxix. \ De cantico turpi. ex {con}cil{io} cartagine{n}si. ((1)) ((2)) Canticum turpe atq{ue} luxuriosu{m}| circa eccl{esi}as at{que} in atriis eccl{esi}e omnino c{on}t{ra}dicim{us}. q{uo}d u{bi}q{ue} uitandu{m} e{st}. \{{xc}} \ De balationib{us}. ex {con}cil{io} remensi ((3)) ((4)) Siquis balationes an{te} eccl{esi}as s{an}c{t}or{um} fec{er}it. seu q{ui} facie{m} suam t{ra}nsmutau{er}it in habitu mulieb{r}i. & mulier in habitu uiri; em{en}dacione pollicita t{ri}b{us} annis pen{i}teat. ((f 174v col 2)) \cviij \ De histrionib{us} aug{ustinus}. ((5)) ((6)) Qui donat histrionib{us}. qui donat meretricib{us} quare donat? Numq{ui}d n{on} & ip{s}i hominib{us} donant? No{n} t{ame}n nat{ur}am ibi attendunt op{er}is d{e}i. s{ed} neq{ui}tia{m} op{er}is humani. aug{ustinus} sup{er} ioh{ann}em. ((7)) ((8)) Donare res suas histrionib{us} uitium {est} inmane n{on} uirt{us}. & scitis de talib{us} q{ua}m sit freq{ue}ns fama cu{m} laude. q{uia} sicut sc{r}iptum {est} laudat{ur} pecc{at}or in desid{er}iis anime sue. & q{u}i iniqua gerit b{e}n{e}dicit{ur}. ((9)) (({(16 April)} {(Chapter thirteen)}*)) ... Ne((10)) in ecclesijs vel cimiterijs earum mercata vel placita secularia teneantur vel edificia((12)) secularia construantur((11)) xiij ...Et quia in cimiterijs((13)) dedicatis multa sanctorum & saluandorum corpora tumulantur quibus((14)) debetur omnis honor & reuerencia, sacerdotibus parochialibus districte precipimus vt((15)) in ecclesijs suis denuncient publice ne quisquam luctas coreas vel alios ludos inhonestos in cimiterijs((17)) exercere presumat precipue((16)) in vigilijs & festis sanctorum cum((18)) huiusmodi ludos teatrales & ludibriorum spectacula introductos per quos ecclesiarum coinquinatur((19)) honestas, sacri canones detestentur. Quod si aliqui post factam((20)) denunciacionem ludos huiusmodi, quamquam improprie dictos eo quod ex eis crimina oriuntur, exercuerint,((21)) predicti sacerdotes eorum nomina loci archidiacono vel ipsius((22)) officiali denuncient vt per ipsos pro suis demeritis canonice puniantur. ... (({Chapter seventeen})) ... De vita & honestate((23)) clericorum xvij ...Item clerici modesti sint & sobrij((24)) abstinentes se a crapula & ebrietate. Nam vt ait beatus Gregorius,((25)) 'Guloso nichil turpius, cuius fetor in ore, pallor in facie, tremor in digitis, & in cuius corde nullum latet secretum.'((26)) Et((27)) vt inter clericos & histriones (sicut est) ita & appareat omnibus dispar professio,((28)) districte precipimus quod ad conuiuia non accedant, maxime sacerdotes, nisi a domino domus specialiter sint((29)) inuitati. Quod si inuitari contigerit, sese non ingurgitent((30)) sed protinus post prandium ad propria sobrij reuertantur.((31)) Nusquam tabernas excerceant nisi peregricionis causa in itinere((32)) constituti sed ita modeste & sobrie semper viuant vt in omni tempore inter sanctum((33)) & prophanum, mundum & immundum, discernere sciant & valeant sicut decet. Item quia omnis voluptuositas per quam ad((34)) dissolucionis materiam deuenitur est in clericis precipue detestanda,((35)) ((36)) precipimus quod clerici histrionibus((37)) & ioculatoribus non intendant; ad aleas vel taxillos non ludant; nec alijs((38)) ludentibus sint participes aut inspectores nec ad spectacula publica spectandi gracia presumant accedere;((39)) non auibus nec canibus vtantur((40)) venatorijs. Hec &((41)) alia quam plurima sunt clericis interdicta quorum conuersacio a((42)) laicorum actibus est remota quos sicut loco ita religione debent precellere. ... ((f 174v* {(16 December)})) ... \Man{da}tu{m} {contr}a vicarios eccl{es}ie Exonien{sis} \ I{ohannes} &c. dil{e}c{t}is filiis .. Subdecano & Mag{ist}ro Will{el}mo de Nassyngton, eccl{es}ie n{ost}re Exonien{sis} Canonicis, sal{u}t{e}m &c. ffidedignor{um} relacione non sine g{r}aui displicencia didicim{us}, q{uo}d quidam vicarij, & alij dicte eccl{es}ie Ministri, in dei offensam & officij diuini impedimentum notabile ac ip{s}ius eccl{es}ie n{ost}re scandalu{m} intra eccl{es}iastici seruicij solempnia, & p{re}cipue in hoc festo celebri s{an}c{t}or{um} Innocenciu{m} dissoluciones, risus, cachinnas, ac alias insolencias, irreu{er}ent{er}, laruati eciam non formidant dampnabilit{er} exc{er}cere, p{er} gesticulacionu{m} suar{um} huiusmo{d}i debacaciones obscenas in consp{e}ctu p{o}p{u}li vilesc{er}e faciunt decus cl{er}icale, Vnde nos ex nobis iniu{n}cto officio decorem domus dei non modicum affectantes, ac h{uiusmod}i tem{er}ariis ausib{us} in fut{ur}um p{re}cauere volentes; vobis & vt{r}iq{ue} v{est}r{u}m firmit{er} iniungendo mandam{us}, deuoc{i}o{n}em v{est}ram excitando, quat{enus} conuocatis d{i}c{t}is vicariis & Ministris coram vobis receptis p{re}sentib{us} absq{ue} mora, p{re}sens n{ost}r{u}m mandatu{m} & contenta in eodem publicantes; eis om{n}ib{us} & sing{u}lis vice n{ost}ra inhibeatis, ne decet{er}o p{re}missa vel consimilia exc{er}cere presumant, sicut canonicam effug{er}e voluerint vltionem, Diem v{er}o recepc{i}o{n}is p{re}senciu{m} &c. Dat{um} Criditone. xvj. die Decembr{is}. ... ((f 223v {(22 June)})) ... \Mo{ni}cio {contr}a Rob{er}t{u}m Lucy ad a{m}mo{uen}d{um} postes p{ro}pe eccl{es}ia{m} s{an}c{t}i Martini Exon{iensis} in solo sac{r}o fixas \ ((cap)) I{ohannes} &c. dil{e}c{t}o filio Mag{ist}ro Rob{er}to Hereward Cano{n}ico eccl{es}ie n{os}tre Exon{iensis}, sal{u}t{e}m gr{aci}am & ben{ediccionem}. Lic{et} s{e}c{un}d{u}m Ciuiles & {eciam} cano{n}icas sancciones, solum sacrum/ & deo p{er} pontifices consecratum, a p{ro}phanis vsib{us} alienu{m} e{ss}e debeat penit{us} & exemptum; adeo q{uo}d nulli presc{ri}pcione vel pacto, p{ro}phanam debere pot{er}it s{er}uitutem; quidam tamen Rob{er}tus Lucy, hoc minim considerans, nec adu{er}tens q{u}inimmo, aspirans vt videt{ur} in dei creatoris sui & sancte eccl{es}ie mat{ri}s sue imp{ro}perium, dispendium & contemptu{m}; quoddam solariu{m} seu p{ro}tectu{m} notorie detinet infra circumferenciam Cimit{er}ij n{ost}re Exon{iensis} eccl{es}ie p{re}libate, vid{elicet} iux{t}a porta{m} clausi p{ro}pe eccl{es}iam sancti Martini, sup{er} postes fixas in solo notorie sacro ac dedicato, erectum, & constructum, non sine tem{er}itate dampnanda/ & al{ias} notorie indebite & inuste/ vnde p{ro}cessiones que fiunt in eccl{es}ia, circuire, & staciones fac{er}e competentes non pot{er}unt, vt deceret/ Et quod p{er}niciosius/ ac dampnabilius esse dinoscit{ur}; fit ibidem in area sub domo p{re}dicta.congregacio scurro{um}, scenicor{um}, m{er}etricum, & aliar{um} t{ur}pium p{er}sonar{um} impedienciu{m}, quietem Ministror{um} p{re}dicte n{ost}re Exon{iensis} eccl{es}ie, & ludos exc{er}cenciu{m} theatrales, in g{r}auem lib{er}tatis eccl{es}iastice lesionem, ac scandalum plurimor{um}, Cum igit{ur} eccl{es}ia, ad quam p{re}fatum solum p{er}tinere dinoscit{ur}; spaciu{m} sup{r}a, liberum habere debeat vsque celum; vob{is} de cui{us} discrecionis prudencia confidim{us}; co{m}mittimus & mandam{mus}, quatin{us} moneatis & officacit{er} inducatis p{re}fatum Rob{er}t{u}m & alios quor{um} int{er}est in hac p{ar}te, q{uo}d infra c{er}tum competentem t{er}minu{m}, v{est}ro arbitrio moderandum, postes & solarium p{re}dicta, ex toto amoueant vel facia{n}t amoueri, Alioquin, ip{s}os ad id faciendum p{er} censuras eccl{es}iasticas, & coh{er}ciones cano{n}icas compellatis/ & cont{r}a ip{s}os auc{torit}ate n{ost}ra ex n{ost}ro officio sicut de iure faciendum fu{er}it, procedatis, Dat{a} in Maner{io} n{ost}ro de Clist .xxij. die Iunij. anno sup{r}ad{i}c{t}o. ... ((f 95 {(9 December)})) \Ottery \ ((cap)) I{ohannes} &c. dil{e}c{t}o filio, Custodi eccl{es}ie n{ost}re Colleg{iate} sancte Marie de Ot{er}y n{ost}ror{um} ((43)) pat{r}onatus fundac{i}onis & dioc{esis} sal{u}t{e}m &c. Cum sicut displicent{er} audiuim{us} pueri choriste d{i}c{t}e eccl{es}ie in domo quam ad hoc fieri fecim{us} spreta ordinac{i}o{n}e n{ost}ra inde facta insimul no{n} quiescant, q{uod} q{ue} cu{m} q{u}ibusdam maiorib{us} chori sequendo & obsequendo eisdem discurrant {etiam} temp{or}e diuini officij; vob{is} mandam{us} q{u}atin{us} eosdem moneatis attente, q{u}atin{us} om{n}es & sing{u}li in d{i}c{t}a domo p{ro} eis ordinata infra instans f{estu}m s{an}c{t}i Tho{m}e ap{osto}li dormiant nocte qualibet & q{u}iescant & chorum freq{ue}ntent/ et extunc de porc{i}o{n}e cui{us}libet id fac{er}e contempnentis; p{er} septi{m}anam duos denarios subtrahatis/ Mag{iste}r {eciam} scolar{um} vel locu{m} ei{us} tenens iaceat in cam{er}a pueror{um} Et quia pena v{er}b{er}acionis pueror{um} p{ro} eor{um} defectib{us} in choro vel se absentando vel al{ias} delinquendo statuta in ordinac{i}o{n}e n{ost}ra p{ri}maria non eos cohibet a vetitis sufficienter; volum{us} & ordinam{us}, q{uo}d q{u}icumq{ue} se absentau{er}int ab offic{i}o nisi c{aus}a scolar{um} p{ro} die integro tres quadrantes/ p{ro} solempni hora vnu{m} quadrantem & p{ro} alio enormi defectu denar{ium} p{er}da{n}t & {eciam} v{er}b{er}ent{ur}. Moneatis p{re}t{er}ea cl{er}icos s{ecund}darios ecc{lesi}e p{re}libate, int{er} quos dissenc{i}o{n}is & cont{r}arietatis mat{er}ia dicit{ur} pululare, quatin{us} infra idem f{estu}m zabulum & mat{er}ias alias luteas officientes ingressui in domu{m} quam p{ro} eis ordinauim{us} penit{us} amoueant seu faciant amoueri, alioquin, de porcione cuiuslibet quousq{ue} id fec{er}int p{er} ebdomodam tres .dena{arios}. subtrahatis, Adhec quia intellexim{us} q{uo}d choriste p{re}d{i}c{t}i in festo Innocentiu{m} p{ro}x{imo} p{re}t{er}ito suis dissoluc{i}o{n}ib{us} & insolenciis infra p{ar}rochiam d{i}c{t}e eccl{es}ie non contenti ad loca varia ex{tr}a eandem p{ar}ochiam pl{ur}ib{us} dieb{us} id{e}m f{estu}m sequentib{us} vagabant{ur}; d{i}c{t}am eccl{es}iam q{u}antum ad eos inofficiatam interim dimittentes; vob{is} mandam{us} q{u}atin{us} eis districtius interdicatis, ne de cet{er}o sub pena amoc{i}o{n}is eor{um} ex{tr}a d{i}c{t}am p{ar}ochiam quomodolibet se conferant d{i}c{t}o festo. q{u}inimo ((44)) nocte id{e}m f{estu}m sequenti ad diuina officia in choro deuote & humilit{er} se disponant ... Q{u}id igit{ur} fec{er}itis in p{re}missis & fec{er}int d{i}c{t}e p{er}sone; nob{is} infra instans Natale d{omi}ni p{er} v{est}ras l{itte}ras habentes har{um} seriem intimetis, Dat{a} apud Chuddelegh nono die Decembr{is}. ((p 30)) ... \52\m \cap{itulum} \ De p{er}nocta{cio}ne & clausura It{e}m statuim{us}/ q{uo}d null{us} cano{ni}c{us}. uicari{us}/ siue secundari{us}/ pueros choristas secum p{er}noctare/ aut in lecto cum ip{s}is dormire faciant/ seu p{er}mittant/ n{e}c ipsos in f{est}o s{an}c{t}or{um} Innocent{ci}u{m}/ uel in ebdo{mad}a seq{ue}nte/((45)) ex{tr}a p{ar}ochia{m} de Otery trahant; aut eis licencia{m} uagandi concedant. ... ((ff 156-6v* {(11 July)})) ... \l{itte}ra p{ro} iniqua frat{er}nitate de Brothelyngh{a}m \ Ioh{ann}es miseracione diuna((46)) Exonien{sis} Ep{isco}pus, dil{e}c{t}is in chr{ist}o filiis .. Offic{iali} Archid{iacon}i Exon{iensis} ac .. Decano ch{rist}ianitatis Exon{iensis} n{e}cno{n} d{omi}no Rob{ert}o de Eglosayl Rectori eccl{es}ie s{an}c{t}i Pauli Exon{iensis} sal{u}t{e}m gra{cia}m & bened{iccionem}. Cum sacra religio, ad hoc in ag{r}o d{omi}ni sit plantata vt in eo p{ro}ducat honoris flores & fruct{us} vb{er}es honestat{is} m{er}ito ex officij n{ost}ri debito p{ro}ocam{ur} ad succidend{um} vepres & t{ri}bulos, quib{us} tam s{an}c{t}a plantac{i}o dehonestari valeat seu t{ur}bari/ Ad n{ost}r{u}m siquide{m} no{n} sine inquietudine graui p{er}uenit auditu{m} q{uo}d in Ciuitate n{ost}ra Exon{iensis} secta queda{m} Abho{m}i{n}abil{is} q{u}or{un}da{m} ho{m}i{nu}m malignor{um}| sub no{m}i{n}e ordinis q{u}in pocius orroris de Brothelyngham p{ro}curante satore malor{um} op{er}u{m} nouit{er} insurrexit qui no{n} co{n}uentu{m} set co{n}uentic{u}lam facientes euident{er} illicitam & suspectam, quenda{m} lunaticu{m} & deliriu{m} ip{s}or{um} vtiq{ue} op{er}ib{us} aptissime co{n}g{r}uentem, sibi sub .. Abbatis no{m}i{n}e p{re}fecerunt ip{su}mq{ue} Monachali habitu induentes, ac in theat{r}o co{n}stitutu{m} velud ip{s}or{um} idolu{m} adorantes, ad flatu{m} cornu quod sibi statuerant p{ro} ca{m}pana, p{er} Ciuitatis eiusdem vicos & plateas aliquib{us} iam elapsis dieb{us} cu{m} maxima equitu{m} & peditu{m} multitudine co{m}mitarunt cl{er}icos eciam laicos ceperunt eis obuiam tu{n}c p{re}stantes ac aliquos de ip{s}or{um} domib{us} ext{r}axerunt & inuitos tam diu ausu tem{er}ario & int{er}dum sac{ri}lego tenuerunt; don{e}c c{er}tas pecu{n}iar{um} su{m}mas loco sac{ri}ficij q{u}in v{er}ius sac{ri}legij extorserant ab eisdem/ Et q{u}a{m}uis hec videant{ur} sub colore & velami{n}e ludi i{m}mo ludibrij atte{m}ptari; furtu{m} est tamen p{ro}culdubio in eo quod ab inuitis capitur & rapina/ Volentes igit{ur} p{re}d{ic}tam secta{m} obp{ro}briosam & detestabilem, sacre religioni da{m}pnabilit{er} irridente{m}, ac deuoc{i}o{n}i viror{um} religiosor{um} inquietudines multiplicit{er} afferentem, n{e}cno{n} pacis regni & eccl{es}ie p{er}t{ur}bac{i}o{n}em v{er}isimilit{er} co{m}minante{m}, ne vlt{er}ius cu{m} a{n}i{m}ar{um} dispendio, ac corpor{um} & rer{um} p{er}ic{u}lo p{ro}paget{ur}, penit{us} extirpare; Vobis co{n}iunctim & diuisi{m} iniu{n}gim{us} firmit{er} & mandam{us} q{u}atin{us} hac instanti die d{omi}nica in eccl{es}ia n{ost}ra Cathedrali ac sing{u}lis d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis, eiusq{ue} suburbij eccl{es}iis & Capell{is}, inhibeatis seu inhiberi faciat{is} publice & exp{re}sse p{ro}ut ecia{m} nos tenore p{re}senciu{m} dist{ri}ccius inhibem{us}, ne quis exnu{n}c in dictis Ciuitate vel suburbio sub p{re}textu h{uiusmod}i non ordinis vt p{re}dixim{us} set horroris, tales co{n}uentic{u}las fac{er}e eis ve int{er}esse aut d{i}c{t}am sectam p{er}ic{u}losam plurimu{m} & suspectam, p{re}sumat q{u}omodolibet inire/ defendere seu tenere sub pe{n}a maior{is} exco{mmunica}t{ion}is in {contr}afacientes & ip{s}or{um} que{m}libet fulminand{e}, Denu{n}ciantes ecia{m} in gen{er}e om{n}ib{us} quos res tangit, q{uo}d si monicionib{us} v{est}r{i}s q{u}in v{er}ius n{ost}ris h{uiusmod}i non p{ar}uerunt cu{m} eff{ec}tu; non solom((47)) con{tr}a eos & eor{um} sing{u}los p{ro}ut cuiusq{ue} ip{s}or{um} culpa exeg{er}it, iux{t}a sanctiones cano{n}icas p{ro}cedem{us}/ set ecia{m} rem tam p{er}ic{u}losam & p{er}niciosam exemplo, maiestati regie desc{ri}bem{us}, vt quos disciplina eccl{es}iastica non coh{er}cet, temporalis seueritas celeri remedio cohibeat & castiget. Diem autem recepcionis p{re}sencium, & quid fec{er}itis in p{re}missis; nob{is} cit{r}a instans f{estu}m b{ea}ti Iacobi ap{osto}li intimetis v{est}r{i}s patentib{us} l{itte}ris habentib{us} hunc tenor{em}/ Dat{um} in Maner{io} n{ost}ro de Chuddelegh .xj.\mo \ die Iulij Anno d{omi}ni Mill{es}imo CCC\mo \ quadragesimo octauo, Et Cons{ecracionis} n{ost}re vicesimo p{ri}mo. ... ((f 172v* {(9 August)})) ... Iohannes &c. dil{ec}to in chr{ist}o filio .. Arch{idiaco}no Exon{iensis} vel eius .. Offic{iali}; sal{ute}m, gra{cia}m & b{e}n{ediccionem}. Inuidus hostis antiquus malor{um} o{mn}i{u}m insensator, qui agit assidue vt t{r}anquillitatis humane delicie, extra mundi t{er}mi{n}os exularent, ibi, sue venena nequicie, lacius nitit{u}r diffundere; vbi se seu{er}ius estimat obfuturum. Sane, lic{et} artes mechanicas, vt rer{um} exp{er}iencia continue nos informat; mutuo, n{e}c{ess}itate quadam, oporteat se iuuare; p{r}idem t{ame}n intelleximus, q{uo}d non nulli n{ost}re Ciuitatis Exon{iensis} inprudentes filij, inordinate lasciuie dediti, fatue contempnentes que ad ip{s}or{um} & vniu{er}salis p{o}p{u}li indigenciam, fuerunt vtilit{er} adinuenta, q{ue}nd{a}m ludu{m} noxiu{m} qui culpa no{n} caret, immo v{er}ius ludubrium in contumeliam & opp{ro}briu{m} allutarior{um}, necnon eor{um} artificij, hac instanti die d{omi}nica, in theat{r}o n{ost}re Ciuitatis pred{i}c{t}e pu{bli}ce p{er}ag{er}e p{ro}ponunt, vt int{er} se statuerant & intendunt, ex quo ut didicimus, int{er} p{re}fatos artifices/ & dicti ludi p{ar}ticipes, auctores p{ar}it{er} & fautores, graues discordie, rancores & rixe, coop{er}ante satore tam execrabilis ire & inuidie vehement{er} pululant & insurgunt. Adeo, q{uo}d nisi ab illor{um} illicito p{ro}po{s}ito, sp{irit}u ducti consilij sanioris, se abstineant totalit{er} & desistant, insultus & aggressus terribiles, pac{is} Reg{is} & regni turbacio, v{er}bera & sedic{i}o{n}es, ac eciam ex consequenti, a{n}i{m}ar{um} amarius deploranda p{er}icula p{ro}ch dolor insequent{u}r: Considerantes igit{u}r, q{u}anta mala corpor{um} & a{n}i{m}ar{um} sub velamine & colore ludi eciam liciti stimulante diabolo, eueniunt & contingunt; ad resistend{um} in q{u}antu{m} possum{us} taliu{m} fluctuu{m} & procellar{um} p{ri}nicipijs ne deterius inde sequat{u}r, no{n} inm{er}ito p{ro}uocamur. Quoc{irc}a, vob{is} iniungim{us} firmit{er} & mandamus: q{u}atinus ne aliqui, quocumq{ue} nomine censeant{u}r, dictu{m} ludum tam acerbis p{er}iculis indicia mi{ni}strantem, in n{ost}ra dioc{esi}, et p{re}sertim in n{ost}ra Ciuitate predicta, inchoare, vel inchoatum p{er}fic{er}e p{re}sumant quo{modo}l{ibet} vel attemptent; p{ri}mo, s{e}c{un}do, t{er}cio & p{er}empt{orie} inhibeatis publice & exp{re}sse, sicuti ip{s}is tenore p{re}senciu{m} inhibemus, sub pena exco{mmunicac}i{on}is maioris, quam in ip{s}os & ip{s}or{um} q{ue}ml{ibet} si monic{i}o{n}ib{us} & inhibic{i}o{n}ib{us} h{uius}m{odi} non paruerint cum effectu \exnu{n}c, p{ro}ut extu{n}c \ ferimus in hijs sc{ri}ptis. Ad h{oc} quia memorati artifices, qui, vt clamosa insinuacione vulgi recepimus, in m{er}cib{us} suis distrahendis plus iusto precio, modernis temp{or}ib{us} a {contr}ahentib{us} cu{m} eisdem, adeo excessiue recipiunt & extorquent, q{uod} ip{s}or{um} immoderancia, talib{us} op{er}acionib{us} mat{er}iam subministrat. ac ip{s}i p{er} hoc iusto lucro absq{ue} rapina non contenti, in promptu{m} suar{um} p{er}iculum incidunt animar{um}; vobis vt sup{r}a iniu{n}gim{us} & mandamus, quatinus artifices predictos omnes & singulos, pu{bli}ce & sollempnit{er} moneat{is} & efficaciter inducatis ip{s}osq{ue} moneri & induci, p{er} eccl{es}iar{um} dicte ciuitatis n{ost}re curatos, modo simili faciatis, ac {eciam} inhiberi, sicuti ipsis tenore p{re}senciu{m} inhibemus. ne exnunc, in vendendo que ad eos p{er}tinent, p{re}ciu{m} p{er} excellentissimu{m} p{ri}ncipe{m} & d{omi}n{u}m n{ost}ru{m}, Angl{ie} & ffranc{ie} Regem Illustrem & consiliu{m} s{uu}m, pro vtilitate pu{bli}ca limitatu{m}; exigant quouis modo. s{et} statutu{m} in hac p{ar}te salubrit{er} editum; strictius teneant & obseruent. De die v{er}o recepc{i}onis presenciu{m}, modo & forma execuc{i}o{n}is p{rese}ntis mandati n{ost}ri, ac ec{iam} nomi{n}ib{us} & p{er}sonis p{re}miss{is} contrauenientiu{m}, & de fautorib{us} eor{un}d{e}m; nos citra Octabas Assumpc{i}o{n}is beate Marie; reddatis debite c{er}tiores, p{er} litteras v{es}tras patentes; har{um} seriem dilucide continentes. Dat{um} apud Chuddelegh .ix\a \. die Mensis Augusti. Anno d{omi}ni Mill{es}imo .CCC\mo \. Q{u}inq{u}agesi{m}o s{e}c{un}do. Et Cons{ecracionis} n{ost}re; vicesimo quinto. ... ((ff 208v-9* {(31 December, containing letter of 10 December)})) ... \Inhibic{i}o Ep{iscop}i de lud{is} inhonest{is} \ Reu{er}endissimo in chr{ist}o p{at}ri, ac eor{um} d{omi}no, d{omi}no Ioh{ann}i dei gr{ati}a Exon{iensis} Ep{iscop}o sui humiles & deuotissimi filij & oratores, Custos & Capit{u}l{u}m eccl{es}ie v{est}re collegiate s{an}c{t}e Marie de Ot{er}y v{est}re fundac{i}o{n}is patronat{us} & dioc{esis}, obed{ienc}iam & reu{er}enciam tanto p{at}ri debit{as} cu{m} o{mn}i honore Mandatu{m} reu{er}ende pat{er}nitat{is} v{est}re; xij\o \ die mens{is} Nouembr{is} p{ro}x{imi} p{re}teriti; recepim{us} in hec v{er}ba. Ioh{an}nes miserac{i}o{n}e di{uin}a Exonien{sis} Ep{iscop}us; dil{e}c{t}is in ch{rist}o filijs .. Custodi & Capit{u}lo eccl{es}ie collegiat{e} s{an}c{t}e Marie de Ot{er}y {{.}}{ost}re((48)) fundacionis patronat{us} & dioc{esis}; Sal{u}t{e}m & mor{um} cl{er}icaliu{m} honestatem. Ad n{ost}ram non sine g{r}aui cordis displicencia & stupore; p{er}uenit noticiam q{uo}d annis p{re}terit{is} & quibusdam p{re}cedentib{us} in sa{nc}tissimis d{omi}nice Natiuitatis ac s{an}c{t}or{um} Steph{an}i Ioh{ann}is ap{osto}li & euangeliste, ac Innocenciu{m} sollempnijs q{u}ando om{n}es chr{ist}i fideles diuinis laudib{us} & officijs eccl{es}iasticis, deuocius ac q{u}iescius insistere tenent{ur}, aliqui p{re}d{i}c{t}e eccl{es}ie n{ost}re Ministri, cu{m} pueris, nedu{m} matutinis & vesp{er}is ac horis alijs; s{ed} q{uo}d magis detestandu{m} est, int{r}a missar{um} sollempnia, ludos ineptos & noxios honestatiq{ue} cl{er}icali indecentes, quin v{er}ius cultus diuini ludibria detestanda inf{r}a eccl{es}iam ip{s}am in miscendo co{m}mittere, diuino timore postposito, p{er}niciso,((49)) quar{un}dam eccl{es}iar{um} exemplo tem{er}e p{re}su{m}pserunt, vestimenta & alia ornamenta eccl{es}ie non((50)) modicu{m} eiusdem eccl{es}ie n{ost}re & n{ost}r{u}m da{m}pnu{m} & dedecus, viliu{m} scilic{et} scenulentor{um}que sparsione multipl{icite}r det{ur}pando, Ex quor{um} gestis scurilib{us} & cachinnis derisorijs nedu{m} p{o}p{u}lus more catholico illis potissime temporib{us} ad eccl{es}iam co{n}ueniens a debita deuocione abstrahit{ur}, s{ed} & in risum incompositum ac oblectamenta illicita, dissoluit{ur} cultusque diuin{us} irridet{ur} & officiu{m} p{er}peram impedit{ur}. Sicq{ue} quod ad excitandu{m} & augendu{m} fideliu{m} deuocionem fu{er}at p{ri}mit{us} adinuentu{m}, ex taliu{m} insollencijs in dei & s{an}c{t}or{um} irreu{er}enciam & contemptu{m} non sine reatu blasphemie co{n}u{er}sum v{e}l pocius est p{er}u{er}sum. Nequeuntes igit{ur} vlt{er}ius sana consciencia, abusiones tam nephandas s{u}b dissimilac{i}one absq{ue} remedio p{er}t{r}ansire, vob{is} Iniungim{us} & mandam{us} s{u}b pena suspensionis & exco{mmunicacion}is q{u}atin{us} ab hui{usmodi} insollencijs & irrisionib{us} decet{er}o total{ite}r desistatis, & nulla talia exn{un}c in eadem eccl{es}ia fieri quo{modo}libet p{er}mittatis. S{ed} ad explendu{m} diuinu{m} officiu{m} p{ro}ut ip{s}or{um} dier{um} exig{i}t reu{er}encia deuocius solito intendatis. Et ne ex ignorancia quisq{u}am exnu{n}c vnq{u}am in hac p{ar}te se valeat excusare; vobis .. Custodi p{re}cipimus q{uod} p{re}sentes l{itte}ras n{ost}ras ante instans f{estu}m Natal{e} d{omi}ni in p{re}sencia o{mn}i{u}m Ministror{um} sollempnit{er} publicetis easdemq{ue} l{itte}ras n{ost}ras ne in obliuione{m}| t{r}anseant in quatuor vel q{u}inq{ue} libris eccl{es}ie magis vsualib{us} t{r}anscribi fidelit{er} faciatis. Si qui v{er}o cont{r}a p{re}sens mandatu{m} n{ost}r{u}m venire p{re}sumpserint citetis seu citari faciatis p{er}emptor{ie}, q{uo}d comp{ar}eant cor{am} nob{is} t{er}cio die iuridico post lapsum d{i}c{t}ar{um} festiuitatu{m} sup{er} tam tem{er}aria{m} p{re}sumpc{i}one{m} responsuri, & condignam penitenciam recepturi. De die v{er}o recepc{i}o{n}is p{re}senciu{m}, & quid in hac p{ar}te fec{er}itis; nos citra festu{m} Circu{m}cisionis d{omi}ni c{er}tificetis p{er} v{est}ras patentes l{itte}ras har{um} s{er}iem continentes. sigillo v{est}ro co{mmun}i consignatas. Dat{um} in Man{er}io n{ost}ro de Chuddelegh; decimo die mens{is} Decembr{is} Anno d{omi}ni Mill{esi}mo .CCC.\mo \ Sexagesi{m}o. Et Consecr{acionis} n{ost}re, xxxiiij\to \, Quod q{u}idem mandatu{m} v{est}r{u}m die s{upr}ad{i}c{t}o p{er} nos reu{er}ent{er} admissu{m} coram Ministris eccl{es}ie om{n}ib{us} & sing{u}lis publicauim{us} & hui{usmodi} mandatu{m} v{est}r{u}m in q{u}inq{ue} libris eccl{es}ie magis vsualib{us} ad p{er}petuam memoriam t{r}anscribi fecim{us}. Nosq{ue} om{n}es & sing{u}li eidem mandato v{est}ro reu{er}ent{er} paruim{us}. Et quia nulli cont{r}a p{re}sens mandatu{m} v{est}r{u}m venire p{re}sumpserunt ad citand{um} hui{usmodi} delinquentes mi{nim}e p{ro}cessim{us}. Et sic mandatu{m} v{est}r{u}m reu{er}endu{m} in om{n}ib{us} reu{er}ent{er} su{mus} executi. Dat{um} apud Otery s{an}c{t}e Marie penultimo die mens{is} decembr{is} \anno d{omi}ni supradicto: ... ((f 14v {(31 July)})) T{homas} &c discr{etis} viris. Archid{iaconis} Totton{esii} & Barn{astapule} & Decano de Toriton{e} ac {etiam} R{e}c{tori} ecc{lesi}e p{ar}och{ialis} de Toriton{a} & o{mn}ib{us} & sing{u}lis curat{is} in eisd{e}m archidi{aconat}ib{us} di{uin}a celebrantib{us} Sal{u}t{e}m in d{omi}no Querela{m} Ioh{annis} Skydmore. Mareschall{i} aule n{ost}re g{r}auem recepim{us} contine{n}te{m}. q{uo}d quidam subditi n{os}tri sue salut{is} inmemores. q{uo}r{um} no{m}i{n}a ignora{m}us. & p{er}sonas vna{m} citheram de charecta n{ost}ra ceperunt & asportarunt, & apud eos detineru{n}t atq{ue} detine{n}t occupant & co{n}cela{n}t absq{ue} c{aus}a r{aci}onab{i}li seu l{icenc}ia q{u}acumq{ue} tem{er}e & inuste. cont{r}a voluntate{m} ipsius Ioh{annis} Skydmore & in ipsius p{re}iudiciu{m} valde g{r}aue. non absq{ue} g{r}aui suar{um} p{er}ic{u}lo a{n}i{m}ar{um} sup{er} quo a nob{is} remediu{m} eccl{es}iastic{um} postulauit/ deuoc{i}o{n}i igit{ur} v{es}tre com{mun}it{er} seu diuisim in virtute ob{edienci}e firmit{er} iniungendo co{mm}ittim{us} & mandam{us}, q{u}at{inus} in eccl{es}ijs \& \ alijs locis archid{iaconi}tuu{m} p{re}d{i}c{t}or{um} quib{us} p{er} p{ar}te{m} ipsius Ioh{ann}is fu{er}itis requisiti; cum maior in eisd{em} eccl{es}ijs affu{er}it pop{u}li m{u}ltitudo. moneat{is} surruptores asportatores. detentores occupatores & concelatores Cithere p{re}dicte. q{uo}d inf{r}a viij dies monic{i}o{n}em v{est}ram p{ro}x{imos} seq{ue}ntes h{u}i{usmodi} citheram restituant, eff{e}c{t}ual{iter} lib{er}ent atq{ue} t{r}adant s{u}b pena exco{mmun}ic{a}c{i}o{nis} maioris. qua{m} in eosd{em} lapso t{erm}i{n}o p{re}dicto suis culpa & mora p{re}cedentib{us}. cano{n}ice fulminet{is} & eosde{m} exco{mmun}icet{is} ac postmod{u}m exco{mmun}icatos pu{bli}ce & sole{m}pnit{er} in locis p{re}dict{is} auc{torit}ate nost{r}a denunciet{is} & denunciari faciat{is} pulsat{is} ca{m}panis. candelis accens{is} & extinct{is} & cu{m} o{mn}i sole{m}p{n}itate alia. in si{mi}lib{us} denunciac{i}o{n}ib{us} fieri consuetu{m}.((51)) dieb{us} d{omi}nic{is} & festiuis ad h{ec} oportunu{m}. q{u}ousq{ue} v{est}ris monit{i}o{n}ib{us} h{uiusmod}i. dictam Cithera{m} restituendo p{ar}uerint cu{m} eff{e}c{t}u. Et q{u}id in p{re}miss{is} fec{er}it{is} & vt{er}q{ue} v{est}r{u}m fec{er}it nos cit{r}a f{estu}m s{an}c{t}i Mich{ael}is p{ro}x{imum} futur{um} debite certificet{is} p{re}senciu{m} cu{m} tenore sigillo auc{tori}tate co{n}signat{o} dat{a} ap{u}d Tauton vltimo die Iulij a{nn}o d{omi}ni M CCC\mo \ lxxij\do \ Et Cons{ecracionis} n{ost}re t{er}cio. ((f 213v {(16 June)})) \Indulgencia \ Item xvj\to \ die Mensis predicti Anno d{omi}ni suprad{i}c{t}o ib{ide}m Dominus concessit omnibus vere penitentibus & confessis qui ad sustentac{i}o{n}em confratrie Ministrallorum beate Marie Magdalene Launceston aliqua de bonis sibi a deo collatis contulerint legauerint seu quouismodo assignauerint grata caritatis subsidia quadraginta dies Indulgencie ... ((f 370-70v {(26 August)})) ... \\Contra Lusores in Cimiterio\ \ \\&c vt retro\ \ \Monicio cont{r}a lusores in Cimiterio Eccl{es}ie Coll{egiate} de Otery \ It{e}m xxviij die Mensis augusti anno d{omi}ni sup{r}adicto apud Clyst emanauit l{itte}ra monicionis cont{r}a lusores ad pilam in Cimiterio eccl{es}ie Collegiate b{ea}te Marie de Ot{er}y Exon{iensis} dioc{esi} Cui{us} tenor hic sequit{ur} & est tal{is} Edmundus((52)) p{er}missione diuina Exonien{sis} E{pisco}pus dil{e}c{t}is in chr{ist}o filijs Custodi ecclesie n{ost}re Collegiate beate Marie de Ot{er}y atq{ue} mi{n}stro ((53)) & Cantori((54)) eiusd{e}m Salut{e}m gra{cia}m & ben{ediccionem} Q{u}amq{u}a{m} loca deo consecrata ab o{m}nib{us} ven{er}ari & nullatenus p{er} aliqua dissona & inconueniencia siue op{er}ando siue iocando seu ludendo p{ro}phanari seu aliqualit{er} violari tamiuris ciuilis racio q{u}a{m} sacror{um} canonu{m} iubet auc{tori}tas na{m} secundum canonicas sancciones h{uius}mo{d}i loca dei decere debeat sanctitudo vt cuius in pace factus est locus eius pacificus cultus sit cum debita ven{er}acione foret itaq{ue} ad ea humilis & deuotus ingressus & egressus & in eis quieta conu{er}sacio deo grata & in spicientib{us}((55)) sincere deuoc{i}on{i}s exemplum vt considerantes non solum instruat sed sp{irit}ualit{er} reficiat nulliq{ue} in locis h{uius}mo{d}i sacris in quib{us} cum pace ac quieta vita conuenit p{ro} viuis ac defunctis deum deuotis precib{us} iugiter exorari fierent cachinnaciones conclamac{i}o{n}es risus immoderati inhonesti atq{ue} indiscreti coree ludibria & ludi inhonesti noxij forenses siue theatrales qui fierent in locis ad speculandum aptis vt in theatro in quo ho{m}i{n}es ad spectacula venire solebant non in locis sacris om{n}ia autem h{uius}mo{d}i & hijs si{mi}lia que deuociones chr{ist}i fideliu{m} & diuinu{m} seruiciu{m} possint ...| subtrahere diminuer{e} & p{er}turbar{e} ac oculos diuine magestatis offender{e} in hijs locis prorsus & penitus debeant esse extranea & sunt o{mn}i{n}o eciam tam iure diuino q{u}a{m} humano prohibita & interdicta nonnulli t{ame}n cl{er}ici & laici quor{um} no{m}i{n}a ignoram{us} parit{er} & p{er}sonas prout ex fidedignor{um} test{imon}io & fama pu{bli}ca accepimus in Cimit{er}io eccl{es}ie b{ea}te Marie Collegij predict{i} pro sepultura chr{ist}iana inibi consecrato que quid{e}m eccl{es}ia & eius Cimit{er}iu{m} p{re}d{i}c{tu}m ad paria in iure iudicant{ur} ad ludum pile vulgarit{er} nu{n}cupatu{m} Tenys diebus festiuis sepissime & alijs tanq{u}a{m} in loco p{ro}phano seu theatro luder{e} quin v{er}ius illuder{e} atq{ue} vanis fedis & p{ro}phanis colloquijs & iuramentis inanib{us} & vanis & sepissime p{er}iuirjs illicitis insister{e} atq{ue} exinde sepius rixas contenc{i}o{n}es mouere & conclamaciones eriger{e} & facer{e} in Cimit{er}io p{re}d{i}c{t}o non formidant honorem & deuoc{i}o{n}e{m} p{o}p{u}li chr{ist}iani in eod{e}m loco p{ro} salute a{n}i{m}ar{um} defunctor{um} deum exorar{e} volentis nequit{er} & dampnabilit{er} p{er}turbando p{ar}it{er} & tanq{u}a{m} p{er} spectacula p{ro}hibita subtrahendo in a{n}i{m}ar{um} suar{um} grande p{er}ic{u}l{u}m ac diuine magestatis offensam notoriam & manifestam Et vt libencius suis h{uius}mo{d}i nephandis ludis insistere vellent cumilando mala malis quoddam opus meremiatum ad prestandum obstac{u}l{u}m ludentib{us} h{uius}mo{d}i sup{r}a tectu{m} cuiusd{a}m domus in Cimit{er}io predicto situat{e} vbi h{uius}mo{d}i ludu{m} p{ro}hibitu{m} excercer{e} vellent clanc{u}lo a tecto domus h{uius}mo{d}i violent{er} diu{er}sis vicib{us} sep{ar}auerunt ruperunt deposuerunt fregerunt & eiecerunt eccl{es}iasticam libertatem & iura eccl{es}iastica p{er}peram & inique violando sentenciam exco{mmunica}cionis maioris in sanctor{um} patrum constitucionib{us} in & contra talit{er} delinquentes p{ro}inde latam dampnabilit{er} ip{s}o f{a}c{t}o incurrendo ... Dat{a} man{er}io n{ost}ro de Clyst .xxvj\to \. die mensis Augusti A{nn}o d{omi}ni Mill{esi}mo CCCC\mo \. quinquagesimo primo Et n{ost}re Trans{lacionis} Anno Tricesimo secundo. ... ((f 12v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Gifts, rents, and other receipts)})) ... ...Et de xx s xj d ob{ulo} rec{eptis} de Rogg{er}o Colpstone & Ioh{ann}i((56)) fferys p{ro} le play ale ... ((ff 17-17v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Costs and expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m in Soluc{i}o{n}e Thome {{druyste}} | p{ro} custod{ia} togor{um} ((57)) ludor{um} xij d ... ((f 18v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Gifts, rents and other receipts)})) ... ...It{e}m respondent de [x] xxxiij s, iiij d [ex] de {{p..}}ment s{er}uic{ie} vocate the playerryn ale p{er} man{us} Galfridi Mayne & Ioh{ann}i((58)) Geffre ... ((f 19v {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m Ioh{a}n((59)) Soper p{ro} fact{ura} Tog{arum} ludator{um} x d ... ((f 20 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Gifts and other receipts)})) ... ...It{e}m respondent de xij d rec{eptis} de Widecomb((60)) p{ro} playerclothyng ... ((f 22v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Costs and expenses)})) ...It{e}m in costage of bred & ale a corpus chr{ist}i is day to @the player{es} viij d.... ((f 26v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Final adjustments)})) ... It{e}m in Manu Ioh{ann}is dolbear Iun{ior} [j centu{m} cere It{e}m] de player mone xix s vj d ... ((f 28 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Final adjustments)})) ... ...It{e}m reman{e}t in manu Ioh{ann}is dolbare Iun{ior} [vnu{m} Centu{m} cere It{e}m] de player money q{uo}d h{ab}et in custodia xix s vj d ... ((f 29 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Final Adjustments)})) ... ...[Et Ioh{ann}i dolbear {{..}} reer deb{etur} de[b] player money xix s vj d] \quie{atum}\ ((f 32 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m in Soluc{i}one p{ro} le [le] Skowryng de le latyn Sense & p{ro} emendac{i}one de le churche walle & p{ro} pavyng & p{ro} cariag{io} sabul{e} & p{ro} sib{o} & potib{us} lude[sores]((61)) in die Corpor{is} chr{ist}i [v]iij s [vij] \iii \ d ((f 33 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Gifts, rents, and other receipts)})) ... ...It{e}m respondent de xij s. rec{eptis} de player money hoc anno ... ((f 35 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Gifts, rents and other receipts)})) ...It{e}m respondent de iiij s recept{is} de Ioh{ann}is((62)) Hoper((63)) p{ro} player money ... ... ((f 40v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m for pergettyng and playstryng of the mantell in dorzed is house and bred & ale to the player{es} iiij s v d ... ((f 45* {(6 May-5 May)} {(Expenses)})) ...for mendyng of player clothys vij s vij d payde to prest{es} & klerk{es} & chylder viij d ... ((f 65 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Necessary expenses and costs)})) ...Et de xx d solut{is} p{ro} iiij\or \ Ratilbaggez & vysers empt{is} p{ro} lusorib{us} ib{ide}m in festo corporis Chr{ist}i hoc anno ... Et de ij s viij d solut{is} Ioh{ann}i Soper p{ro} custod{ia} ornamentor{um} lusator{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno Et de x d solut{is} eidem Ioh{ann}i p{ro} pinctura quinq{ue} capit{um} pilor{um} p{ro} eisdem hoc anno. ... ((f 72 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Necessary repairs and costs)})) ... Et de ij s viij d solut{is} Ioh{ann}i Soper p{ro} custod{ia} vestiment{orum} lusator{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... Et de vj s viij d solut{is} p{ro} stipendio le piper hoc anno ... ((f 72v)) ...Et de xvj d sol{utis} Ioh{ann}i Wyndeyate Taillo{u}r p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} [lusor{um}] lusut{orum}((64)) ib{ide}m hoc a{nn}o ... ... ((f 75 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Necessary repairs and costs)})) ...Et de xvj d solut{is} p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} lusor{um} hoc a{nn}o ... ((f 81v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs, payments, and necessary costs)})) ...Et de xvj d sol{utis} p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} lusitor{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ((f 84 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs, payments, and external costs)})) ... ...Et de xvj d solut{is} p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} [la] lusitor{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ((f 87v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs, payments, and external costs)})) ...Et de xvj d allocat{is} p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} lusor{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ... ((f 90v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs, payments, and external costs)})) ...Et de xvj d p{ro} f{a}c{t}ur{a} & emendac{i}o{n}e pann{orum} lusor{um} ib{ide}m [xvj d] hoc a{nn}o ... ((f 93 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs and external payments)})) ...Et de xvj d soluc{i}o{n}e p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} lusor{um}/ Et de iij s x d solut{is} p{ro} noua tunica p{ro} Robyn Whode hoc anno ... ((f 95 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs and external payments)})) ... ...Et de xvj d sol{utis} p{ro} custod{ia} pann{orum} lusor{um} hoc a{nn}o ... ((f 98 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Repairs and external payments)})) ...Et de ix s ix d sol{utis} Ioh{ann}i Gobyng p{ro} pinc{i}o{n}e \iij s \ pannu{m}((65)) lusor{um} & f{a}c{t}ur{a} tunicar{um} \xix d \ ill{orum} & Ioh{ann}i Sop{er} \iij s ix d \ p{ro} chekery p{ro} inde fac{iendo} tunicas lusor{um} p{re}d{i}c{t}or{um} Et p{ro} f{a}c{t}ur{a} \vj d \ bac{u}lor{um} lusor{um} p{re}d{ictorum} & p{ro} crest{es} \x d \ sup{er} capit{ibus} ill{orum} in festo corporis chr{ist}i.... ... ((f 103v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Necessary repairs and purchases)})) ...Et de xvj d sol{utis} p{ro} custod{ia} vestiment{orum} lusor{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... Et de vij s ix d vlt{r}a ij s viij d((f66)) collect{is} p{ro} ij tog{is} & iij tunic{is} empt{is} p{ro} lusorib{us} hoc a{nn}o. ... ((f 106 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Necessary payments and purchases)})) ...Et de xvj d solut{is} p{ro} custod{ia} vestiment{orum} lusor{um} ib{ide}m hoc anno/ Et de vij s ix d solut{is} p{ro} vestiment{is} lusor{um} & f{a}c{t}ur{a} eor{un}d{em} hoc anno/ Et de xvj d ex regard{o} dat{is} lusorib{us} tempore Natal{is} D{omi}ni infra temp{us} isti{us} comp{ot}i [hoc anno]/ ... ... ((f 108v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et viij s iiij d p{ay}d to Iohn Wyndyett Tayler for kepyng of the bell{es} colers & for kepyng of the playng Clothys \xvj d \ / hoc anno/ ... ((f 112 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) It{e}m viij s iiij d payd to Iohn Wyndyett tayler for kepyng of the \vij s \ bell{es} & the playng \xvj d \ Clothes hoc anno/ ... ((f 112v {(Necessary payments and purchases)})) ...Et ij s Rewardyd & alowyd to the pleers of a Cryssmas game that playd yn the said Churche hoc anno/ ... ((f 115 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Various payments)})) ...Et de viij s iiij d paid to Iohn Wyndyett Tayler for kepyng of the bell{es} \vij s \ collers & kepyng of the playng clothes \xvj d \ hoc anno/ ... ((f 115v {(Necessary payments and purchases)})) ...Et de xxiiij s iiij d paid to the stenar for payntyng of the [{{..}}] playyng clothes & gold skynnys bo@zgt to the same hoc anno/ ... Et de ij s paid to the players of Exceter playyng a Crissmas game hoc anno/ in the churche ...((67)) ((f 118 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de viij s iiij d paid to Iohn Wyndyett Tayler for kepyng of the bell{es} \vij s \ collers & kepyng of the playng clothes \xvj d \ hoc anno/ ...((68)) ... ((f 119 {(Necessary payments and purchases)})) ...Et de ij s paid for playng a crystmas [Ma] game w{i}t{h}yn this churche hoc anno/ ... ((f 121v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de viij s iiij d payd vnto Iohan Wyndyatt Tayler ffor mendyn of The bell Collers \vij s. \ & ffor kepyn of The playyn Clothis \xvj d \/ ... ... ((f 122 {(Necessary payments and purchases)})) ...Et de iiij s payd ffor playng gownys. Et de ij s ij d payd for v yard{es} of dowlys ffor \a \ borde Cloth hoc anno/ ... Et de vj d payd ffor ij Schepe [sch] scky{n}nys ffor playyn Clothys hoc anno/ Et de xxij d payd ffor makyn of players Clothys hoc anno. Et de ij s payd ffor a hed of here & a Roll & other thyng{es} to Richard hop{er} ffor the players hoc an{n}o ... Et de xlvj s iiij d payd vnto the paynters ffor a rewarde payntyn of The northe Syde of The Churche \xx s \ & pay{n}tyn of The playyn Clothys \x s \ to them ffor other payntyn \x s \ & ffor pay{n}tyng of ij ymagys of The Churche \vj s iiij d \ hoc anno ... ((f 122v)) ...Et de xx d payd ffor playyn of a c{r}istmasse game hoc anno ... ((f 126 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Necessary payments)})) ...Et de xvj d sol{utis} Ioh{ann}i Wyndyat Tayler p{ro} Custod{ia} pannu{m}((69)) lusor{um} hoc anno ... Et de j d sol{uto} p{ro} par((70)) seroticar{um} p{ro} Rege herode in die Corporis Chr{ist}i ... ((f 128 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Various payments)})) ...Et de xx d sol{utis} \p{ro} \ \xvj d \ Custod{ia} pannor{um} lusor{um} p{ro} \iiij d \ eme{n}dac{i}o{n}e hoc a{nn}o ((ff 131-1v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de xx d sol{utis} cert{is} lusorib{us} in | Natal{i} d{omi}ni ... Et de iij s ix d sol{utis} p{ro} f{ac}tura qui{n}q{ue} \xx d \ tunicar{um} p{ro} lusorib{us} p{ro} Custod{ia} dictar{um} tunicar{um} & al{iarum} \xvj d \ res ((71)) lusorib{us} p{ro} emdendac{i}o{n}e \ix d \ ... ((ff 133v-4 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and Allowances)})) ...Et de ij s sol{utis} cert{is} lusorib{us} p{ro} Regard{o} in Tempore Nat{alis} d{omi}ni ... ((f 134)) ...Et de v s iiij d sol{utis} p{ro} f{ac}tur{a} \iiij s \ tunicar{um} p{ro} lusor{ibus} & p{ro} Custod{ia} \xvj d \ ear{um} ... ((ff 135v-6 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and Allowances)})) ...Et de xix s xj d sol{utis} p{ro} empc{i}o{n}e tunicar{um} p{ro} Rob{er}ti((72)) Hode cu{m} eis adherentib{us} hoc anno ... ((f 136)) ...Et de v s iiij d sol{utis} p{ro} reward{o} cuid{a}m viro p{ro} \iij s iiij d \ Castigac{i}o{n}e vrciu{m} & cert{is} \ij s \ lusorib{us} in die E{pi}ph{an}ie vlti{m}o p{re}t{er}it{o} ... Et de xx d sol{utis} Will{el}mo Bond p{ro} Custod{ia} pann{orum} lusoru{m}. ((f 137 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Church house and other external receipts)})) ...Et de viij d Rec{eptis} p{ro} \occupac{i}o{n}e \ vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ((f 138 {(Payments and Allowances)})) ...Et de ij s sol{utis} ex regard{o} lusorib{us} temp{or}e Natal{is} d{omi}ni infra temp{us} istius Comp{ot}i ... Et de xx d sol{utis} Will{elm}o Bound p{ro} Custod{ia} panni lusor{um} et de ij s j d solut{is} p{ro} capit{ibus} diabol{orum} & a lijs((73)) nec{essar}iis idem((74)) septant' in vestiment{is} lusor{um} hoc anno et de ij s solut{is} p{ro} iiij\o \ Ratelbagg{es} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ((f 139 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Church house and other external receipts)})) ... ...Et de viij d rec{eptis} p{ro} occupac{i}o{n}e vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ... ((f 140v {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s solut{is} ex regard{o} lusorib{us} temp{or}e Natal{is} d{omi}ni infra temp{us} istius Comp{ot}i et de ij s iij d solut{is} Will{elm}o Bound p{ro} Custod{ia} \ij s \ pannis((75)) lusor{um} & p{ro} j payr \j d \ serotec{arum} & Color{um} \ij d \/hoc anno ... ... ((f 141v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Church house and other external receipts)})) ... ...Et de viij d rec{eptis} p{ro} occupac{i}o{n}e vestament{orum} lusorib{us} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ((f 142v {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s iij d solut{is} Will{elm}o Bownd p{ro} \custod{ia} \ vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} ... ... ((f 143v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Church house and other external receipts)})) ... ...Et de n{ihi}l{o} Rec{epto} p{ro} occupac{i}o{n}e vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} ib{ide}m hoc anno ... ((f 144v {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s solut{is} Will{elm}i((76)) Bound p{ro} Custod{ia} vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} hoc anno ... Et de iij d solut{is} p{ro} j pair Cerotaci & Coles((77)) p{ro} lusor{ibus} hoc anno ... ... ((f 145v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Church house and other external receipts)})) ... ...Et de vj d rec{eptis} p{ro} lone vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} ... ... ((f 146v {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s iij d solut{is} Will{elm}o Bound p{ro} vestiment{is} lusorib{us} & l{es} Colers p{ro} ceret{acis} ... ... ((f 148v {(6 May-5 May)} {(External payments and allowances)})) ...Et de vij s iiij d p{ro} iij noue((78)) Tog{is} lusisoryb{us}((79)) hoc anno Et de x s iiij d sol{utis} Nich{ola}o Crown for f{a}c{t}ur{a} eiusd{e}m cu{m} colorib{us} Et de ij s viij d sol{utis} Will{elm}o Bound p{ro} f{a}c{t}ur{a} eisd{e}m & alijs vestiment{is} lusorib{us} Et de ij s sol{utis} lusorib{us} in festo co{r}por{is} Chr{ist}i hoc A{nn}o ... Et de ij s sol{utis} Will{elm}o Bond p{ro} Custod{ia} vestiment{orum} lusorib{us} hoc anno ... ((f 159 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de xvj d sol{utis} p{ro} potu p{ro} lusorib{us} hoc a{nn}o ... ... ((f 161v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Final adjustments)})) ... It{em} mor to Will{ia}m Bound \for the player clothz \ iiij s iiij d ... ((ff 163v-4 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de iiij s iiij d payd to Will{i}am Bound for kepyng of the players Clothyez ... ((f 164)) ...Et de iiij d p{ayd} f{o}r Colors a corpus Chr{ist}i daye Et de ij d payd for a payr of glouys for hym that played god almyghty a Corpus Chr{ist}i daye Et de j d payd for wyne for hym that played Saynt Rosmont((80)) ... ((f 167-7v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s payed to Will{ia}m Bound for Kepyng of the players chothez((81)) ... Et de xx d payed for payntyng the players chothez((81)) at Tottnez Et de j d payed for ffettyng the same clothez from Tottnez Et de \j d \ payed to Iamez prouce at Ilscyngton for payntyng of one Cote f{o}r the players & caryage of the same ... Et de ij s vij d payed for v yerd{es} & quart{er} of Canuias for ij players Cot{es} ... ((f 167v)) ...Et de xvj d p{ayed} to the players ... ((f 168v {(Final adjustments)})) ... And also p{ayed} to Rychard \xlj d \ olyu{er} for Rydyng to excet{er} to S{i}r Th{omas} Denys & p{ayed} to Will{ia}m \{{ij s}} \((82)) Bound for kepyng of the playrs clothz. ... ((f 170 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de iij d p{ayed} for mendyng of the Rattylbagys a corpus chr{ist}i daye/ ... Et de xxj d p{ayed} to Will{ia}m Bound for mendyng of the players clothyng ayenst corpus chr{ist}i daye ... Et de ij s iiij d p{ayed} to Will{ia}m Bound for mendyng of the players clothez dewe to hym the yer befor.... ((f 172v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s payed to Will{ia}m Bound for kepyng of the pleers clothyng Et de ij d p{ayed} for a payr of Glouys for hym that played chryst((83)) on corp{us} chr{ist}i daye/ Et de ij d payed for [Callers] \Cullers \ Et de iiij d payd for mendyng of the players clothyng ... ((f 174v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s p{ayed} to Will{ia}m Bound for kepyng of the players clothez Et de ij d payed for Glovez for the pleers Et de xx d payed for payntyng & Colers for the pleers Clothez ... ((f 182v {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de iij s iiij d sol{utis} Custod{i} vrs{orum} d{omi}ni Rob{er}ti Dudley/ ... ((f 186 {(6 May-5 May)} {(Payments and allowances)})) ...Et de ij s payed to the players ... ((no 4 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xl d dat{is} Mynstrell' Et de xl d dat{is} Mynstrell' d{omi}ni Comit{is} Hundyngton{e} ... ((no 3 {(External expenses)})) Et de viij d dat{is} ij Minstrall{is} d{omi}ni de Warwyke. Et de viij d dat{is} Minstrall' Cancellar{ij} et de viij d p{ro} Minstrall' d{omi}ni ffytz Waryn Et de xvj d p{ro} j Minstrall{o} & j herhavde com{itis} deuon{ie} ... Et de xl d dat{is} v Minstrall{is} d{omi}ni duc{is} Exon{iensis} Et de viij d dat{is} ij Minstrall{is} Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} ... Et de xl d dat{is} Minstrall' d{omi}ni Reg{is} ... Et de viij d dat{is} Minstrall' Henrici Courteney ... ... ((no 5 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de vj d dat{is} Mynstrall' d{omi}ni Exon{iensis} ... Et de ij s. dat{is} Mynstrall' d{omi}ni Reg{is} Et de xij d Mynstrall' d{omi}ni ffitz Waryn ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xx d dat{is} vno((84)) mynstrall{o} ... Et de xij d dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni ffitzwaryn ... Et de viij d dat{is} Hugo lut{er} Et de viij d dat{is} al{ii} mi{n}st{r}alo Cancellar{ij} anglie Et de viij d dat{is} al' mi{n}strall' Et de viij d dat{is} al' mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni de Audelegh ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xx d. dat{is} Mynstrall' d{omi}ni de Warweke Et de xvj d. datis Mynstrall' duc{is} Exon{iensis} Et de iiij d. al' Mynstrall' dat{is} p{ro} Maior{e} Et de viij d. dat{is} mynstrall' Ph{ilipp}i Beamounte Et de xx d. dat{is} mynstrall' d{omi}ni ffitzwaryn Et de ij d. dat{is} Mynstrall{o} ceco \voc{ato} Will{elmo} Grevyl \ Et de xvj d. dat{is} Mynstrall{o} voc{ato} Thom{e} duc{is} Exon{iensis} Et de iiij d dat{is} vx{ori} Thom{e} Grevyl p{ro} Mynstr{allo} Et de ij d dat{is} ffustul{atori} v{idelicet} Brown Et de ij s dat{is} Mynstrall' d{omi}ni Reg{is} ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xx d. dat{is} Mynstrall' Com{itis} Arundell ... Et de viij d. dat{is} Thom{e} Luter Et de xx d. dat{is} Will{elm}o Grevell & Ioh{ann}i Luter Et de iij d in vino dat{o} eisd{e}m Will{elm}o & Ioh{an}n{i} ... Et de iiij d. dat{is} Ioh{ann}i Magge s{er}uient{i} Will{elm}i Grevell p{er} assign{acionem} Maior{is} ... Et de xvj d. in j mi{m}mo d{omi}ne v{idelicet} Thom{e} Et de iiij d. al{ii} mi{m}mo d{omi}ne de heryngdon Et de viij d. in al{iis} mi{m}mis((85)) d{omi}ni de Sowthweke Et de ij s. dat{is} mi{m}mis((85)) d{omi}ni de Warwyke Et de vj d in vino dat{o} eisd{e}m p{er} assign{acionem} Maioris Et de xvj d. dat{is} ij Mi{m}mis d{omi}ni de Northfolk Et de xij d. dat{is} ij Mi{m}mis d{omi}ne de Bokyngham ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de viij d. dat{is} j Ministrall{o} Et de vj d. dat{is} al' ministrall' ... Et de xij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni Werweke Et de xvj d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni ffitz Waryn Et de iiij d. dat{is} Will{elm}o Grevyll Et de iiij d. dat{is} j trumpard Et de iiij d dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni de Reu{er}is ... Et de xx d. dat{is} mistrall'((86)) p{er} assign{acionem} Maior{is} Et de xij d. dat{is} al' mi{n}strall' Et de xx d dat{is} mi{n}str{{..}} dno((87)) de Arundell Et de xvj d. dat{is} mistrall'((86)) d{omi}no((88)) Clarendon ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de iiij d dat{is} Minstrall' Et de iij d ffustul{ator'} Et de xvj d dat{is} Minstrall' d{omi}ni ffitzwaryn ... Et de xvj d dat{is} Will{elm}o Grevyll Et de xvj d dat{is} ffustulat{or'} & al' mi{n}strall' Et de ij d dat{is} ffyssh & Gy ffustular{iis} ... Et de iiij d dat{is} Minstrall' Et de ij d dat{is} al' Minstrall' ... Et de xvj d dat{is} Thom{e} Harp{er} Et de xij d dat{is} .ij\b{us} \ Minstrall{is} in Noct{e} Nat{ivitatis} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is bap{tis}te Et de iiij d dat{is} al{ii} Minstral{o} voc{ato} Nytherton Et de xl d dat{is} Minstrall' d{omi}ni Reg{is} Et de ij s iiij d dat{is} Minstral' Regine ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de xx d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' Com{itis} Arundell Et de iiij d. in vino dat{o} s{imilite}r Et de xij d. dat{is} Will{elmo} Grevyll Et de ij d. in vin{o} s{imilite}r ... Et de xx d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' Ioh{ann}i((89)) Arundel Milit{is} Et de iiij d. dat{is} Ioh{ann}i harp{er} Et de iiij d. dat{is} Thom{e} Luter Et de xij d. Ioh{ann}i Luter Et de viij d. dat{is} min{n}strall' Exon{iensis} ... Et de iiij d. dat{is} Ioh{ann}i Gye ... Et de iiij d. p{ro} j Mi{n}strall{o} eod{e}m((90)) noct{e}((91)) ... Et de xij d. dat{is} Thom{e} Harp{er} Et de xvj d dat{is} ij. mi{n}strall{is} de d{omi}no Bourcher ... Et de xij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni fferrys Et de iiij d. in vino dat{o} s{imilite}r Et de xl d dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni Reg{is} Et de viij d. in vino dat{o} s{imilite}r ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xx d. dat{is} mi{n}strall{o} Will{elmo} Grevyll Et de xij d. Ioh{ann}i luter Et de xij d. dat{is} vno((92)) Tombilar' Et de xvj d. dat{is} ij mi{n}strall{is} d{omi}ni Warweke Et de xij d. dat{is} Thom{e} Harp{er} Exon{iensis} Et de ij s. viij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni Reg{is} ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de iiij d. dat{is} vno((93)) mi{n}strall{o} Et de xij d. dat{is} Will{elm}o Grevyll Et de ij s. dat{is} vno((93)) berhurd Et de iiij d. in vino dat{o} Ph{ilipp}o Beaumunt eod{e}m temp{or}e ... Et de viij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' d{omi}ni Denham Et de iiij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall{o} voc{ato} Nytherton Et de iiij d. dat{is} al' mi{n}strall' ... Et de \iiij\ d. dat{is} Thom{e} Luter ... Et de iiij d. dat{is} ffustulat{or'} Et de iiij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' Exon{iensis} ... Et de viij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall{o} Will{elm}o Grevyl Et de xij d. dat{is} Berhurd p{er} maior{em} ... Et de xvj d dat{is} mi{n}strall' duci{s} Glawcestr{ie} Et de xij d dat{is} \mi{n}strall' \ duc{is} Bokynham ... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xx d. dat{is} iiij\or \ Ministrall{is} p{er} man{us} Maior{is} ... Et de viij d. dat{is} Minstrall' d{omi}ni Glawcestr{ie} Et de xij d. dat{is} Will{elm}o Grevyll Et de ij s. dat{is} Minstrall' d{omi}ni Clarenc{ij} Et de iiij d. in vino dat{o} eiusd{e}m((94)) Mi{n}strall' Et de viij d. dat{is} minstrall' in die Cur{ie} Hockeday ... Et de ij s. dat{is} Trumpet{es} d{omi}ni Clarenc{ij} & iiij d. in vino dat{o} eiusd{e}m((94)) Et de ij d. dat{is} Mi{n}strall' in noct{e} Nat{ivitatis} S{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e ... Et de xx d. dat{is} Berhurd.... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de viij d. mi{n}strall' ... Et de viij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' Wall{ie} Et de iiij d. dat{is} mi{n}strall' in vig{ilia} Nat{ivitatis} S{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e eunt' cor{am} maior{e} ... Et de viij d. p{ro} j Minstrall{o} duc{is} Glaucest{rie} Et de iiij d. My{n}strall' Rob{er}t{i} Wylby ... Et de xij d. p{ro} mynstrall' principis ...((95)) (( mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de x d. solut{is} ludatorib{us} in vig{ilia} Natal{is} d{omi}ni Et de iiij d. dat{is} Citharatori Mag{ist}ri Pomery. Et de viij d. Will{elm}o Grevell Citharatori ... Et de iiij d. dat{is} vni mi{n}strall{o} d{omi}ne lyle. Et de viij d. a la Tumbeler d{omi}ni principis.... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de viij d. mi{n}strall{is} d{omi}ni Ioh{ann}is Arundell & Henrici Botrugan. Et de ij d. Ric{ard}o Nytherdon.... Et de iiij d. ij mi{n}strall{is} in nocte s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{iste} Et de vj d. ij\b{us} \ fistularijs. Et de viij d. mi{n}strall' duc{is} de Bokynham. Et de iiij d. mi{n}strall' duc{is} Gloucestr{ie} Et de xij d. mi{n}strall' duc{is} Norfolchie. Et de viij d. mi{n}strall' duc{is} Clarencie. Et de xvj d. ludarijs in domo maioris temp{or}e natal{is} d{omi}ni.... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xij d. Will{elm}o Grevell Et de iiij d. Ioh{ann}i Nytherdon. Et de xij d Ric{ard}o Barbo{u}r & socijs p{ro} ludo eor{um} temp{or}e natal{is} d{omi}ni Et de viij d. alijs ludatorib{us} in ebdo{m}a{d}a Natal{is} d{omi}ni. Et de viij d. mi{n}strall' de Arundell in Cornub{ia} Et de iiij d. mi{n}strall' duc{is} de Bokyngham Et de iiij d. Mi{n}strall' Henrici Botrugan. Et de viij d. Custodi vrs{oru}m d{omi}ni Clarencij. Et de v s. solut{is} vj Ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Regis.... Et de xij d. duob{us} Ministrall{is} duc{is} Gloucestr{ie} Et de iiij d. vno((96)) alio((97)) mi{n}strall{o} ext{r}aneo.... ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ...Et de viij d. solut{is} ludator' cora{m} maior{e} ... Et de iij s. iiij d. solut{is} ministrall' d{omi}ni Regis. Et de viij d. solut{is} ministrall' M{agist}ri Sepcote. Et de iiij d. solut{is} ministrall' d{omi}ni Denam. Et de vj d. solut{is} ministrall' ambulant' cora{m} maior{e} in vig{ili}a s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e. Et de iiij d. solut{is} Will{elm}o Grevell ministrall{o} d{omi}ni ffuaryn Et de iiij d. solut{is} ministrall' M{agist}ri Crocker. Et de iiij d. solut{is} ministrall' [dni] M{agist}ri Norbury. Et de viij d. ij\b{us} \ ministrall{is} duc{is} Glowcestr{ie}. Et de ij d. duob{us} ministrall{is} m{agist}ri botregan. Et de ij d. ministrall' M{agist}ri Greynefyld. Et de ij d. Ric{ard}o Netherdon.... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de ij s. in Mimis p{r}incipis Et de iiij d. in vino eod{e}m temp{or}e Et de vj d. Mimis Will{elm}i Curtenay Milit{is} Et de ij d. vno((98)) fistulator{i}. Et de xij d. ludator' M{agistri} Beamont ... Et de xvj d. ludator' de Torynton Et de xij d. ludator' Will{elm}i hayn & Alijs.... Et de xij d. duob{us} pu{er}is cantand{o} in festo Nat{ali} d{omi}ni ... Et de iiij d. ludator' in cymboll ... Et de iiij d. ludator{i} vocat{o} tumbeler ... Et de vj d. Ministrall' M{agistri} Arundell Et de viij d. lutor{io} vocat{o} freer eod{e}m die Et de vj d. duob{us} fistulator{ibus} in vig{ili}a Nat{ivitatis} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e.... Et de ij s. vj d. Ministrall' d{omi}ne Regine ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de viij d. solut{is} ij\b{us} \ Mimis((99)) ad mandat{um} Maior{is} qui fu{er}unt in domo Ioh{ann}is Cutler. Et de iiij d. solut{is} vno((100)) Mimo((99)) D{omi}ni Dynham. Et de iiij d. Solut{is} vno((100)) saltori. Et de ij s. solut{is} quinq{ue} lusorib{us} & vno((99)) ffistulatori. Et de xij d. Solut{is} Ioh{ann}i Wexmaker & consortib{us} suis p{ro} vno lusu in domo Maior{is}. Et de xij d. Solut{is} Ioh{ann}i Steyno{u}r & consortib{us} p{ro} vno lusu in domo maior{is}. Et de iiij d. solut{is} pro allac{i}o{n}e garlament{i} Ioh{ann}is Wolston A hianton((101)) vsq{ue} ad domu{m} Maior{is}. Et de xij d. solut{is} Mimo((99)) Ma{gist}ri Stukley &vno((100)) alio((102)) existent{i} cu{m} eo. Et de iiij d. solut{is} Mimo((99)) Mag{ist}ri Arondell((103)) ... ((mb 1 {(External expenses)})) ... Et de iij s. iiij d. solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in domo maioris Et de xvj d. in vino eod{e}m temp{or}e ib{ide}m Et de ij s. solut{is} Mimis duc{is} eborac{i} Et de viij d. Mimis d{omi}ni Denam Et de iiij d. Mimis M{agist}ri Arundell. Et de viij d. Mimis M{agist}ri Norbury Et de viij d. solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Soche Et de iiij d. Mimo M{agist}ri Copelston Et de xij d. solut{is} Ioh{ann}i Wexmaker & socijs suis p{ro} ludo cora{m} maiore in festo Nat{ali} d{omi}ni ... ... ((no 9 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Et de xv d. solut{is} vij\te{m} \ saltorib{us} de com{ita}t{u} Som{er}s{ete}. Et de viij d. ministrall' M{agistri} Sepcote.... Et de iiij d. ministrall' d{omi}ni Dena{m}.... Et de xx d. dat{is} Ministrall' d{omi}ni Arundell ... ... ((no 28 {(Expenses)})) ... ...It{em} payd to the bereward iij s. iiij d. It{em} payd to the kyng{es} bereward vj s. viij d.... ((no 29)) ... ...It{em} payd to the bereward iij s. iiij d.... ((no 30 {(Expenses)})) ...It{em} payd to the ij Berward{es} vj s viij d ... ... ((no 33v {(Expenses)})) ...It{em} payd to the kyng{es} mynstrellys [vj s.] \iij s. \ iiij d. It{em} payd to the bereward xij d.... ... ((no 36 {(Expenses)})) ... ...It{em} [payd] a Rewarde to my lorde [Marl] Marques of Exet{er} ys Mynstrell{es} xij d.... It{em} to the Kyng{es} Iugelerr iij s. viij d.((104)) It{em} to the Kyng{es} Berward ij s. ... ((no 41, mb 1 {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m the ij\d \ day of Iuly payed to M{r} Com{er} for Mynstrall{es} ij s.... ((no 51, mb 2)) ... It{e}m payd to the Bereherd in a Rewarde iij s. iiij d.... ... ((no 42, mb 2)) ... ...It{e}m payd to s{ir} Thom{a}s dennes Mynstrall{es} at master Mayre ys furst dynner xvj d. It{e}m payd vnto the kyng{es} Mynstrall{es} yn Rewarde vj s. viij d. It{e}m to my lorde of deuonshyre ys Mynstrall{es} yn Reward ij s. It{e}m to my lorde daubney ys players yn Reward v s.... ((no 43, mb 2 {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m yn Rewerd to s{ir} Thom{a}s Dennes Mynstrell{es} xij d.... It{e}m yn Rewerd to the Duk{es} Mynstrell{es} v s. It{e}m yn Rewerd to the bereherd iij s. iiij d.... ... ((no 44, mb 2 {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m to the players of Cornewall yn Rewarde iij s. iiij d.... It{e}m to my lorde of Norffolke ys Mynstrell{es} ij s.... It{e}m yn Rewarde to the Shyraffys Mynstrell ij s.... ... ((no 45, mb 2)) ...It{e}m yn Rewarde to the Kyng{es} players vij s. vj d. It{e}m yn wyn Spente vppon them at Mawte gages x d.... ((no 46, mb 2)) ...It{e}m yn Rewarde to the players of Lyscarde iij s. iiij d.... ... ((no 49, mb 2)) ... ...It{e}m a Rewarde to my Lorde of Bathes bayrewerd v s. x d It{e}m payd to my Lorde Erle of Brougewaters player{{.}} v s It{e}m yn expenc{es} vppon them xij d ... It{e}m yn Rewarde to my Lorde of Bathes players [iij s. iiij d] vj s viij d ... ((no 49, mb 3)) ...It{e}m to my lorde of Bathes Mynstrell{es} w{i}t{h} there expenc{es} v s ... It{e}m yn Rewarde to my Lorde of Bathys bereherd v s ... ((no 50, mb 2 {(Expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m to my Lorde of Bathis mynstryll{es} w{i}t{h} there dryncky {{.}} v s.... ((no 52, mb 2 {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m yn Rewarde to the Erle of Bathes players vj s ... It{e}m to my Lorde Marques Dorssett{es} players xij d ... ...It{e}m yn Rewarde to the kyng{es} Iuggeler Seynt peters deye v s It{e}m for wyne & ale for all the masters to see hem playe at Worthys hows iij s iiij d ... It{e}m yn Expenc{es} vppon the Mynstryll{es} that Came owte of Ireland at Wyllm Salysburys hows iij s ... It{e}m in Rewarde to my Lorde of Bathys Mynstryll{es} v s It{e}m at the same Tyme for there drynckyn at Worthys hows ij s ... ((no 55,mb 2 {(Gifts and rewards)})) ...It{e}m payd to the erle of Bathis Mynstryll{es} iij s. iiij d ... It{e}m yn Rewarde vnto my Lorde prync{es} players viij s. It{e}m for there Convydyng ij s. vj d It{e}m yn Rewarde vnto my Lorde of Sussex players vj s. viij d It{e}m for there Convydyng ij s. iiij d ... ((no 47,mb 2 {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m yn Rewarde to my Lorde of Bathis Mynstrylles v s. It{e}m for there drynckyn xij d ... It{e}m yn Rewarde to my Lorde prevy Seayll{es} players vj s.... ((no 58 {(Expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m to the plears that plead a Churche((105)) ij s. viij d ... ((no 59 {(Allowances, payments, and expenses)})) ...And of((106)) vj s viij d paid to therle of Northumb{er}land{es} player{es} ... ((no 60 {(Allowances)})) ...And((107)) paid to Mynstralles for playng & syngyng in the churche iij s iiij d.... And to the Duke of Northumb{er}laund{es} players vj s. viij d.... And to the Kynges gester iij s. iiij d.... And for the Lord Russelles players vj s. viij d.... ((no 61 {(Expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m in Reward to my Lord of Bathes Minstrelles \v s. \... ... ((mb 1)) ... ...It{e}m paid to certen Mynstrelles the night {{...}}((108)) kept his first Law Court xx d.... ((mb 2)) \+ + \ ...It{e}m Paid to my lord of worcesters men that played {{...}}((109)) daye vj s viij d ... It{e}m paid the Quenes Mynstrelles that played before my lord Bissho{{...}}((110)) maiores house ij s vj d ... It{e}m paid my lords((111)) Mynstrelles {{...}}((112)) them vj s viij d ... ((mb 1)) ... ... It{e}m paid to {{...}}((113)) mynstrelles for playinge about the Towne vj d ... {{...}}((114)) for a Reward to the Bayriard v s.... ((mb 2)) ...It{e}m paid to Mynstrelles whiche played the xvj\th \ daye of May iij {{...}}((115)) ... It{e}m paid to my lord ffitz warens Mynstrelles v s.... It{e}m paid to {{...}}((116)) Kynge and Quenes Ma{ies}ties players xj s.... ((mb 1 {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m paid for bearebeatynge iij {{...}}((117)) ...It{e}m for Gonne powder when Quene Elizabeth was p{ro}claymed Quene iiij s. ij d.... Item paid to Robart Hode for his pastime iij s. iiij d.... Ite{{...}}((118)) vnto the Quenes Maiesties playeres for playinge an Enterlude xiij s. iiij d. Item for bearynge of sh{{...}}((119)) the same tyme ij d.... ((mb 1d {(Late entries)})) ... It{e}m to therle of Baith is Munstrels iiij s ... ((no 64, mb 2 {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m for brewyng of the Churche ale And a reward geven to Anne Plym the brewster ix s. vj d It{e}m to Thomas Holme Taberer iij s.iiij d ... ... ((no 65, mb 2*)) ...It{e}m paid to my lordes Mynstrells vj s. viij d ... ... ((no 66, mb 1)) ... ...It{e}m paid to Thomas Drewe for a Bull rynge ij s. iiij d. It{e}m paid to Barnes the Rop{er} for a Bullrope xx d. It{e}m paid to Philipp delbridge for a post for the bull iiij d.... It{e}m paid to my lord Bisshops player{es} vj s. viij d.... It{e}m to Sir henry ffortescues player{es} x s.... It{e}m paid to the Quienes Player{es} xiij s. iiij d.... ((no 68, mb 1)) ... ...It{e}m for Removynge of the Bulryng iiij d ... It{e}m to Peter Seyntley and his felowes for playinge of an Enterlude v s.... It{e}m to Bedston and his felowes for playinge an Enterlude vj s. viij d ... ((no 68, mb 2 {(Payments)})) It{e}m paid to mynstres playnge at M{aste}r Maior{es} house v s ... It{e}m to my Lord of Oxford{es} player{es} for playinge of an Enterlude x s ... ((mb 1* {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m paid for gonnepowder bestowed at a may game ther this yere ij s. ij d.... It{e}m paid to certen player{es} of an Interlude there this yere iij s. iiij d.... ((mb 1)) \47-2 1/2 \ ...It{e}m paid to [the Erle of Worcesteres] Certen Musyc{i}ons of Bristole there this yere iij s. iiij d ... ((no 73, mb 2 {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m {{...}}((120)) Beareward vj s. viij d ... It{e}m paid to the Musicyonis of Exceter v s.... It{e}m geven to the Musici {{...}}((121)) Bristole by m{aste}r Maior{es} Co{m}maundem{en}t v s. ...It{e}m geven to dunne the Luther and his felowe iiij s.... ((no 75, mb 3)) It{e}m paid to Certen Players at M{aste}r maiors Co{m}maundem{en}t vj s viij d ... ((no 78 {(Payments and expenses)})) ...It{e}m paid to Wyat the Cobler for amendynge the Bull Ryngg j d ...It{e}m paid to Iohn Gorton for the lone of a Rope at the beatinge of A Bull ij d ... It{e}m paid the Erle of Lecester{es} men by M{aste}r Maiors co{m}maundem{en}t - xij d ... ((no 86 {(Expenses)})) to Dunne the Luter ij s vj d It{e}m paid to the Erle of Worcestour{es} Int{er}lude players x s It{e}m paid to the Lord Mounges Int{er}lude players xiij s iiij d ... ((no 95 {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m to Du{n}ne the Luter for a Reward iiij s.... It{e}m geven to certen players on Wetes v s.... ((no 97 {(Allowances)})) Also he asketh allowance paid to the Quenes Maiesties Bereward{es} beynge here this yere v s It{e}m to Iohn Lewne for settynge the bull rynge iiij d.... It{e}m geven to the Wayt{es} of Brystowe by M{aste}r Maior{es} Co{m}maundem{en}t v s ... It{e}m paid to the lord Staffourd{es} players by M{aste}r Maior{es} Commaundm{en}t xij s ... ... ((no 101 {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m paid to a Beareherd x s ... ((no 116, mb 1d)) And paid to certen music{i}ons this yere ij s vj d.... And payd to the L{ord} Bartlett{es} men beynge Enterlude players this yere v s ... And for the waytes of South Hampton ij s ... And to certen other Enterlude players x s ... And paid to my L{ord} Stranges players ij s ... ... ((no 118 {(Payments)})) ...And toward{es} the charg{es} of the Watch on midsom{er} evenynge xv s ... ...And to sir Robert Denys his music{i}ons by m{aste}r maiors com{m}aundement v s ... ...And for v s paid to the earle of Oxford{es} music{i}ons ... ((no 121, mb 1 {(Allowances)})) ... ...And geven to certen music{i}ons at the lawe day by m{aste}r maiors com{m}aundement iij s iiij d.... ... ((mb 1d)) ...And geven to my lord Stafford{es} players ij s ... ((no 141, mb 1d {(Expenses)})) ...And geven to the Quenes player{es} that came to this Towne by M{aste}r Harrys Co{m}maundem{en}t x s ... And paid for amendynge the Seelynge in the Guildhall that the Enterlude player{es} had broken downe there this yere vj d.... ... ((f 21*)) ... This Yere at the Request of S{i}r Robert Bassett one Sharland a Musician was retaind by Mr. Major & his Brethren to go about the Town[e] about iiij o clock in the Morning with his Waits & is promisd viij l - began on all saints day & to continue till candlemas. ... ((ff 21v-2)) ... \117 \ \118 \ friday xiv nov. Mr. Major & his Aldermen going upon their Search in the Evenyng as usuall found the Vicar Mr. Trynder in Iohn Williams House being a tipler w{i}th other Company and having amongst them a pip with a Taber a little after nyne, & because Mr. Trynder w{oul}d not come down to Mr. Major from the Chamber upon commandment & for other his((122)) was commytted to Warde where he abode till ....... mornynge following, in the mean time he sent a lamentable l{ett}re to the Bp((123)) of Exter adv{er}tising his Ldp((124)) that he was wrongfully commytted & without any Cause, whereupon his Ldp wrote to E{arl} of Bath - who commanded the Major to come to him w{hi}ch he did at Tawstock - a day appointed for hearing - vicar released - |((125)) sunday following he preachd ij hours beinge a cold daye he weryed all his audience tuesday following it was heard & determined that there was just cause for his being detaynd & to be bound for his good behav{iour} yet Mr. Maior by his Hono{u}rs P{er}swasion, & his own concern remytted to my Lord of Baths censure. ... ((no 158, mb 1d {(Charges and allowances)})) ...And paid the Wayte players to make owt there whole stipend there this yere xiiij s ... ... ((no 162, mb 1 {(Allowances)})) ... ...And geven to the Quenes players beynge in Towne there this yere xv s ... ((mb 1d)) ... ...And geven to the Erle of Worcesters player{es} beynge {{..}} Towne to dep{ar}te the Towne withowt any playnge here x s ... ((no 166 {(Allowances)})) ... ...geven to the kynges players beynge in Towne this yere x s, and geven to the Duke of Lenoxe players beynge Lekewyse in Towne this yere x s.... ... ((mb 1d {(Allowances)})) ...and geven to the Erle of Darbies players beynge in Towne by M{aste}r Maiors Comaundem{en}t x s ... and geven to the Queenes Maiesties players beynge in Towne this yere x s ... and geven to the Kyng{es} Ma{ies}ties players beynge in Towne this yere by M{aste}r Maiors Comaundem{en}t xx s ... ... ((no 173 {(Allowances)})) ... ...and paid vnto Sherland the player one the Waites for his penc{i}on there this yere iiij li, ... and geven vnto certen players that came to Towne this yere by M{aste}r Maior{es} Com{m}aundem{en}t x s, ... ... ((no 175,mb 1)) in Towne this yere by M{aste}r Maiors Comaundem{en}t xx s, and geven to Sharland the Wayteplayer there this yere x s ... ((no 183,mb 1)) ... ...And geven vnto Sherlandes boy by M{aste}r Mayors Commaundem{en}te xij d ... And geiven vnto the Princes players and vnto the Queens players by M{aste}r Mayors Commaundem{en}te xl s ... ((no 80,mb 1)) ... ...And geiven to the princes players by M{aste}r Mayors appoynctem{en}te xv s ... ((no 80,mb 2)) More to Striblyn when his Bull was Beaten iij s iiij d ... ... ((no 186,mb 1)) ... ...And geiven to the Queenes and Princes players by M{aste}r Mayors Commaundem{en}te xxv s v d.... ((no 188,mb 1)) ... ...And geven to the Queenes players by M{aste}r Mayors Commaundem{en}te xx s ... ((no 189a,mb 1*)) ... ...And given to the Princes players by M{aste}r Mayors co{m}maundem{en}t xx s ... ((no 191,mb 2)) ...And geven to the Prynces players that they should not playe in Towne xx s ... ((no 195)) ...And paid to Players that they should dep{ar}te the Towne and not to play xlvij s ... ... ((no 197,mb 2)) ... Likewise the saide Receivor demaundeth allowance geven vnto the Princes players because they should not play w{i}thin the Towne xl s ... ((no 200,mb 1)) ...And of xxx s geven to the Lady Elizabeths players by m{aste}r Mayors order ... p{ai}d for Candells to hange by a Bull that was not beaten ij d ... ((no 201,mb 2)) ...And geven to three seu{er}all Companies of Players at M{aste}r Mayors comandem{en}te iij li. ij s.... ((no 205,mb 1)) ... ...And geven vnto twoo companies of players to dep{ar}te the Towne this yeire by M{aste}r Mayors order xlij s.... ((no 214,mb 3)) ...And of L s given to Players at two seuerall tymes to ridd the Towne of them ... ... ((no 217,mb 1*)) ... ...And of x s. giuen to plaiers by m{aste}r Maiors order to ridd the Towne of them ... ((no 223,mb 2)) ...And of xxx s. given vnto players at twoe seu{er}all tymes by m{aste}r Maiors order to ridd them out of Towne.... ((no 228,mb 3)) Also the said Receivor demaundeth allowance of xij d. paid to my Lord Chichesters waight players by m{aste}r Maiors order ... ((no 229,mb 5)) ...And of xx s. more p{ai}d to Players to ridd the Towne of them, ... ... ((mb 1d {(Trinity term)})) ...Part of the said Rents were paid out for the private Occasions of the Said Feoffees, as by the Entertainment of Strangers, and in Banquetting, and in often Feasting((126)) between themselves, as also for Seeing of Stage Plays acted within the town of Bideford, besides much other Money taken from the Bridge bestowed upon Such like Idle purposes by them and that the Said Bridge was at that time in divers places Faulty and fit that Some presant Course Should be taken touching the Repairing the Same.... ((f 80 {(rendered 8 November)} {(Wardens of St John and St George: Payments)})) ... It{e}m for meat & drynke for Robyn hoode & h{is} co{m}pany ij s. ... ((f 81 {(Account rendered 17 October)} {(Wardens of St John and St George: Allowances)})) ...It{e}m payd for cloth to make Robyn hood{es} Cote xij s. (({(Whitsuntide)})) ...It{e}m for Robyn hood & hys Company xij d.... ... ((f 82 {(rendered 14 October)} {(Wardens of St John and St George: Allowances)})) ...It{e}m payde for little Iohns Cote vj s viij d.... ((f 10 {(rendered 24 November)} {(Wardens of St Brannock's Store: Payments)})) ... It{e}m to the plears of Pylton iij s iiij d. It{e}m to Ianus & his company xiiij d... ((f 10v {(rendered 23 November)} {(Wardens of St Brannock's Store: Payments)})) ... \first ale \((127)) ...It{e}m to the players of Pylton iij s iiij d.... ... ((f 16v {(rendered 27 November)} {(Wardens of St Brannock's Store: Payments)})) ... It{e}m geven in drynck to Iames Crowne & his men when they playid their Enterlude xij d. ... ((p 61 {(10 June)})) ... Will{ia}m Budd nup{er} for not p{re}senting some w{hi}ch plaied gard{ianus} ib{ide}m in the Churchyerd at time of devin s{er}uice though he were made acquainted therw{i}th by the vicar vt patet in l{ite}ris vicarij. ((p 211 {(Wardens of the Church Store: Allowances)})) ... ...Et de viij d solut{is} he{n}rici((128)) Trepe p{ro}ui{ni}endo cu{m} Ioh{ann}e Cole le herp{er} circa p{ar}ochia{m} ... ((p 36 {(rendered 10 January)} {(Wardens of the Church Store: Allowances)})) ...It{e}m payed Warryng ffor playeng at Whyettsonday viij d ... ((f 7 {(rendered 7 April)} {(Young Men's Guild)})) The accompte of the yongemen off the p{ar}ysche of Chagfford Iohn Northecott and other for the howde made the vij\th \ day of Ap{er}ell yn the yere and Raygne of phylepp and marye Kyng and quene of yngland the ferst & second for one holle yere before past. There Reseytte ys Clere x s ... ((f 8 {(rendered 20 December)} {(Church Receivers' Receipts)})) ...It{e}m of Iohn Northcutt And other Roben Howde ys Company / x s/ ... ... ((f 273{(rendered 22 February)} {(Hoodsmen's Accounts: Expenses)})) ... The accompte of Robard lopass Iohn frend and other of the howde ys men of the p{ar}ysche of Chagford made the xxij\th \ day of ffebreary yn the yere of owre lord god 1556/ for one holle yere be forre past ...It{e}m of iiij s payd for ij Cot{es} ... ... ((f 19v {(rendered 12 February)} {(Hoodsmen's Account)})) The accompte of Iohn Newcomb Iu{nior} and other of the howddes men w{i}th yn the p{ar}ysche [f] of Chagfford made the xij day of febreary yn the yere of owre lord god 1558 for one holle yere be forre past. There holle Ressytt{es} Ys Clere xxiiij s iiij d ... ((f 283 {(rendered 26 January)} {(Hoodsmen's Account: Receipts)})) ... The accompte of Roberd lopas Iohn penycott and of other of the howdde ys men yn the p{ar}ysche of Chaygford made the xxvj day of Ianewary yn the yere of owre lord god 1558 for the yere of owre lord god 1557 ...It{e}m of vj s viij d for the howdd{es} Cote ... ... ((f 20 {(rendered 15 January)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Receipts)})) ... It{e}m of Rob{ert} Lapas howdde @th{a}t yere xx s viij d It{e}m of Iohn Newcomb Iu{nior} & other owddes men that yere xxiij s iiij d ... ((f 24 {(rendered 14 January)} {(Church Receivers: Receipts)})) ... It{e}m of Iohn [Newcomb{{.}} Iu{nior}] \Row \ & other hys felowys howd{es}men v s. ... ((f 5* {(rendered 23 April)} {(Hoodsmen's Account: Receipts)})) ... The accompte of Nycollas peryman & other{es} of hys Co{m}panye the howd{es} men made the xxiij day of ap{er}ell yn the yere of owre lord god 1564 for one holle yere be forre past Ressevyd for ale sold thatt yere xlv s Sum{m}a xlv s ... ((f 296c {(rendered 20 December)} {(Receipts)})) ... It{e}m of Iohn Newcomb & other howd{es}men iij li ix d ((f 296c v {(Expenses)})) ...It{e}m of iij s v d wyche Rest yn the hand{es} of Iohn ffrend vppon the accompte of Iohn [Io] Newcomb beyng howde ... ... ((f 303 {(Receipts)})) ... It{e}m of Nycollas peryman & other howd{es} men xlv s ... ((f 32* {(December-December)} {(Young Men's or Hoodsmen's Account: Payments)})) ... bestowed in dringke for helping home of the som{m}errode xvj d ... payed for the Iester{es} \shooes \ ii s iiii d ... Somme sollut {{...}}((129)) iij li. xliij s x d Nota there restey {{..}} wherevppon the [yong] George Peryman [in] & others were Chargyd w{i}t{h} ys v li xj s [v] j d \& a sylver arrow \ & one [Sumer {{..}} Somer Rodde] soe remaynyth to paye xij s ix d [one Sommer Rodde] \Rec{evyd} xviij d \ & a sylver arrowe wheref Barnabe hore paide in his accoumpt vij s iiij d so remayneth v.s 5. d & the silu{er} arrow ((p 5 {(rendered 12 February)} {(Account of Robin Hood and Little John)})) ... The Count of Robyn Hodde & Litle Iohn in the yere of o{u}r Lorde god .M.CCCCC lxj \the xij daye of february \ Anno d{omi}ni 1561((130)) Recett{es} In p{ri}mis R{eceiued} of theyr Gathering in the p{ar}ishe xx s It{e}m R{eceiued} of the p{ar}ishe xl s It{e}m R{eceiued} of Will{ia}m showbrocke vj s viij d It{e}m R{eceiued} for our Alle Solde iij li. S{u}m totall vj li. vj s viij d Expenc{es} In p{ri}mis p{ai}d for the clothe of vij Cott{es} xl s It{e}m p{ai}d for the Hood{es} Cott cloth xj s iij d It{e}m p{ai}d for the vyc{es} cott ij s It{e}m p{ai}d for Sylke & bottonse for the same Cott{es} vj s iiij d It{e}m p{ai}d for sylke & whyplasse for the Hood{es} Cott iij s It{e}m p{ai}d for making of ix Cott{es} x s It{e}m p{ai}d for the Cuck{es} wag{es} & the brewsters iiij s It{e}m p{ai}d for A pere of showes for the vyce xvj d It{e}m p{ai}d for wrytting this Acount ij d S{u}m totall iij li. xviij s j d. And so Remaynethe declare xliiij s vij d finis ((p 6 {(rendered 27 December)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Receipts)})) ... It{e}m R{eceiued} of Robyn Hoode \Richard pynson \ xliiij s vij d ... ((p 44 {(rendered 12 December)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Allowances)})) ... p{ai}d to the plears xvj d ... ((p 50* {(rendered 12 December)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Allowances)})) ... It{e}m payd to the players xvj d ... ((p 85* {(rendered 24 February)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Expenses)})) ... Itm paide to v singinge men by consente of the reste v s ... ((p 100* {(rendered 19 February)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Payments)})) Itm paide to Nycholas Sexson the singinge b\o \ye x s ... ((p 163* {(rendered 9 February)} {(Wardens of the High Store: Allowances requested)})) ... It{e}m payde vnto Hennocke for the parishe xviij d ... It{e}m payd vnto hynnycke men for one Somerode xviij d ... ((p 177 {(rendered 22 February)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Receipts)})) ... it{e}m R{eceued} of william woode for tow Sum{m}er Rodes ij s ... ((p 201* {(rendered 10 March)} {(Accounts of the Four Men: Payments)})) ... Item p{ay}d to one man that played w{i}th a pyck at the younge mens ale by consent ij s s((131)) ... ((ff 127v-130 {(19 July)})) ... R{esp}onsio p{er}sonalis Rob{er}ti Tompson de Colyton etat{is} xxx\ta \ annor{um} aut eo circ{ite}r vbi mansit ab incunabulis &c ad ar{ticu}los sibi mi{ni}strat{os} dicit in vim iura{men}ti sui vt seq{ui}tur. vi{delicet}. That [on] Iohn Blackmore [came vnto this r{esp}ondent] and this r{esp}ondent three daies before ascention daie last past met together at the saide Blackmores house in Coliton where Blackmore tolde this r{esp}ondent that he had bespoken certen pieces of gonnes and other Cha{m}ber{es} at Seaton against [assentio] the tyme they | were to be vsed w{hi}ch was Ascention daye following and prayed him this rondent((132)) that he would take the paynes to trawayle w{i}th his horse vnto Seaton and fetche the sayd Cha{m}bers and bring them vnto the forsaid Blackmores house. Wherupon this r{esp}ondent graunted and [did bring the said peces vnto Blackmores house] went vnto Seaton Whether w{i}thin a short space the said Blackmore came and mett w{i}th this r{esp}ondent and helped him to lode the said gonnes. and after he had so donne this r{esp}ondent by the said Blackmores appoyntme{n}t brought them to Blackmores house in Coliton and vnladid them at his dore. And on Ascention daye [last] following the said Peces were planted on the Church of Coliton but by whome he knoweth not yet he verely beleueth the said Blackmore to bee the doer therof. And afterward{es} vpon misliking of this action by some of the parish the said Blackmore tooke them downe and caryid them to his house. and aboute xij of the clock at noone the same day brought one of them and placed him a quoytes cast from the Church dore in the Churchyarde and shot him of and likewise after supper he brought an other and placed him in the Churchyard as aforesaid w{hi}ch hee shot of and brake in the discharge but did not harme eyther to the people or to [the] any p{ar}te of the Churche And further this r{esp}ondent saith that neyther he nor the sayd Blackmore were at morning prayer the same tyme, by meanes he applyed his markett and that the | said Blackmore was absent only in setting forth that play then in hande. Also he saith that the same day at the end of morni{n}g prayer there came into the Churche yarde of Coliton certen p{er}sons to the nomber of an C w{i}th a mi{n}strell and horses coverd w{i}th white certin \young me{n} \ \[children bo] \ [women]((133)) ryding on them. And so went about som p{ar}t of the Churche yarde [al] and there shott of certen calyu{er}s w{i}thout offence as this r{esp}ondent thinketh et al{ite}r nescit depon{er}e p{er} me Robart Tamson Ioh{ann}es Blackmore al{ia}s Hellyer. co{n}fesseth this article to be trewe in eu{er}y p{ar}te saving that after he had placed the Chambers on the leads of Colyton Church and that his doing \was \ misliked he tooke them downe againe and caryid them to his house and at xij of the clock \in the after noone of the same day \ brought onely one pece into the midle of the Church yard and there dischargid him to the hurt of none present nor any p{ar}te of the Church or windowes. likewise after supper when the youth had dischargid theire calyu{er}s in the Church yarde this r{esp}ondent brought one other chamber and placed him against an Ash in the Church yarde and | there in discharging of him the same burst in peces yet to no harme at alle wherof he thanketh god. ferther saith that the same day he was absent from his Church in the for noone being applyed in repayring the Queenes artyllyrye and ordynance wherein he hath bene traynid and vsed hertofore in that s{e}ruice but saith in the after noone he was at all s{e}ruice as became him ferder saith that those may gamis Done by young women and other in the Church yard was [vo] vnknowen to this r{esp}ondent for they came after all the shoting was ended. And ther in was no doer at all but touching the collection saith he only askid the deuotion of the beholder{es} if they would c{on}trybute any thing toward{es} theire charge in powdre \of \ whome he found som willing who gaue ij d and 4 d and so {{co}}llected as he thinketh the som{m}e of ij s viij d and not aboue et al{ite}r negat ar{ticu}lu{m} c{on}tinere veri{ta}te{m} \further he being exa{m}i{n}ed what office he hath about the vsing and repayring the Queenes artyllery saith he hathe none nor had not at the tyme aforsaide\ {(signed)} Iohn blacke more Because it ippeared vnto my L{ord} Bishoppe by the informac{i}on of W{illia}m westofer Constable of Coliton Iohn Searle Iohn Macye and Iohn Whicker inh{ab}itant{es} there as also by the co{n}fession of Iohn Blackmore al{ia}s Hellier and Roberte Tomson of Coliton aforsaid that vpon thascenc{i}on day last past. the said Iohn Blackmore and Robert Tomson kepte them selues from the Churche and behaued them selues vnsemelye abroade in and aboute the tyme((134)) of Colyton during the tyme of morniinge prayer to the greate disturbance of the Congregac{i}on in the Churche there assembled ideo d{i}c{t}us R{eueren}dus p{ate}r eisdem Ioh{ann}i et Rob{er}to p{e}n{itenc}iam pub{li}ca{m} in{i}u{n}xit in eccl{es}ia de Coliton forma co{mmun}i p{er}agend((135)) die d{omi}nico prox{imo} vi{delicet} they shall com into the Churche at the begining of service and there shall remayne vntill the ende of the Ghospell in a White shete bare heded and bare legged from the knee downewarde havinge a paire of showes on theire feete and a white rod in theire hand{es} et ad cer{tifican}d{um} ven{er}is((136)) post &c Girmyn Reg{ist}rarius \schedula \ Good people. wheras vpon Asce{n}tion daie last past we did w{i}th draw o{u}r selues from dyvine s{e}ruyce vsing and behauing o{u}r selues during all that tyme very vnsemely and Vnreuerently to the greate disquiet and disturbance of the whole co{n}gregac{ion} there assembled for the seruing of god w{hi}ch was also to the evell exa{m}ple of chr{ist}ian people for the w{hi}ch we are | hartily sory and do p{re}y god to forgiue vs and desire you here pre{sen}t to pray for vs promysing hensforward neu{er} to do the like againe. ... ((mb 4)) \Paymentt{es} to Rynggers for ye Quenes Ma{ies}tie, And to others for su{n}dry thing{es} as more at Lardge it may. appeare\+ \ \ ...Also p{ai}d for beard{es} and other thing{es} occupied by ye Schollers in playeng of theyr Tradeges & Com{m}odies in ye Schoule this yere x s.... ((mb 1 {(rendered 22 November)} {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paid to George for payntyng of the clothes for the play on Est{er} day viij d ... ((f 2 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m pade to the kyng{es} Iogelar iij s iiij d ... It{e}m pade to the Wat{es} of exeter by the co{n}sell of my breder{e}n in Rewarde iij s iiij d ... It{e}m pade to the kyng{es} playar{es} by the atvyce of my bredern for thare Rewarde iij s iiij d ... ((f 3)) ... It{e}m pade to the Wat{es} of exet{er} by the co{n}sent of my bredyrn iij s iiij d ... ((mb 1)) ... It{em} p{ai}d to the Wait{es} of Exeter in my first yere by the co{m}maundme{n}t of the towne iij s iiij d ... ((mb 1* {(External receipts)})) ... It{e}m rec{evid} of Weysey ffor the getheryng mony of Seynte george iiij s ... ((mb 2d* {(Warden of the High Altar)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} for the skowryng of .S. georg{es} swerd & salett vj d ... ((mb 1d {(Warden of the High Altar)} {(Expenses)})) It{em} for skowryng of .S. georg{es} Sallet & @the small Candelstyk{es} in @the church vj d ... ((f 3 {(Payments and charges)})) ... It{e}m payed to mestrells/ the Kings ma{ies}t{es} s{e}rvants a mighel mas daye for a Reward a mount{es} v s ... ((mb 3 {(Payments and wages and other costs)})) ... Item paide to Iohn Iackeman to delyu{er} to the players at Churche x s ... ((f 62 {(Allowances)})) ... It{e}m to Mr Mayor for a rewarde to my Lorde Awdeles mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 63v)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the mynstrell{es} of brystoll ij s vj d ... ((f 66 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to my Lorde Dudleyes s{er}u{a}nt{es} for playeng an enterlude xiij s iiij d ... ((f 67)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d vnto My Lorde bysshoppes s{er}u{a}nt{es} for playeng an enterlude vj s viij d ... ((f 69 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the players that were Mr henry fortescues s{er}unt{es} vij s ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the players y{a}t came from totnes vj s viij d It{e}m p{ai}d vnto the quenes Ma{ies}ties players xx s It{e}m for wyne & suger after ther playe iij s ij d ... ((f 69v)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d vnto the players that came from tottnes v s ... ((f 70)) It{e}m p{ai}d vnto Mr Richard fortescues s{er}unt{es} at ther playen here the last of Ianuary vj s viij d ... ((f 73 {(Expenses)})) ... I{tem} to the quenes playrs & for the bankett xxvj s ... ((f 75 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m to the Wayt{es} of execeter vj s viij d ... ((f 78 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m pd to hym that played the fowle in maye xij d It{e}m to the quenes playrs for ther rewarde xv s x d ... ((f 79)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the Lorde of hundesdons s{er}unt{es} beyng players x s viij d ... ((f 81 {(Expenses)})) ... Itm to the wayt{es} of brystoll vj s viij d ... ((f 82v)) ... Itm to players vij s ... ((f 84v {(Expenses)})) ... Itm to the lorde montioye s{er}u{a}nt{es} x s ... ((f 89 {(Expenses)})) ... Itm to the players((137)) of tottnes -- li. 5 s ... ((f 89v)) ... Itm for caryng of bord{es} to the curche((138)) for the players -- li. -- s 3 ... Itm to the players the ij\do \ of august -- li. 13 s 4 ... ((f 92v {(Expenses)})) ... Itm pd to Laurence Iamys for mynstrell{es} & to the flatcher for goyng to exceter -- li. 2 s 4 ... Itm to the pleyers -- li. 10 s ... ((f 93)) ... Itm to the players -- li. 10 s ... Itm p{ai}d to the quenes players -- li. 15 s ... ((f 93v)) ... Itm to the players -- li [6 s 8] \13 s 4 \ ... ((f 3 {(Payments)})) ... paid vnto my Lorde of Leasters men the plaid at church xxx of Iulie j li ... ((f 3 {(Payments)})) ... paid to holland of Totnes for a playe the first of ffebruary 00 -- 06 -- 08 ... ((f 4)) ... paid to Iohn treherne for the tombler the 6 of may 00 -- 04 -- 00 ... ((f 2 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} p{ay}d to my Lord of darbye is pleares -- li 5 s ... ((f 429 {(15 April)})) ... It{e}m p{re}sent{ant} that the [minstrells] \Taylors \ w{hi}ch dwelleth at ye vose in Mr Babbes howse kepeth Ile rule w{i}th minstrells and causeth mens servant{es} to resort there at vnlawfull tymes ... ((f 429v)) ... It{e}m p{re}sent{ant} that Mathewe Shere kepeth a harp{er} w{hi}ch is his Wieffe brother w{hi}ch maketh & kepeth bade rull ... ((f 4v {(Payments)})) It{e}m by mr maiors appointment vnto players x s ... ((f 3 {(6 November)} {(Payments)})) ... for somytche gyven to the Queens Pleayers in benevole{n}s 000| 10| -- ... ((f 177 {(6 April)})) ... It{e}m p{re}sent{ant} that Iohn Iames the harper doth keepe badd rule w{i}th mens servant{es} in keeping of them at night tyme, in his house, and in goeing in vnlawfull howers himselfe in the night tyme \in m{isericordi}a\ ... ((f 5 {(Payments)})) ... {Item} p{ai}d the Queenes players by mr Maiors orde{r} 000 -- 10 -- 00 ... ((f 5 {(Payments)})) ...li s d \oct 21 \ In primis given vnto the kings players l 0 0 ... \Iune 5th \ p{ai}d the Kings players l 0 0 ... ((pp 9-10)) ... \*Deut.28,22. \ Example 16. At Dartmouth 1634. upon the coming forth and publishing of the book for sports, a company of younkers on May-day morning before day, went into the countrey, to fetch home a May pole with Drumme and Trumpet, whereat the neighbouring Inhabitants were affrighted, supposing some enemies had landed to sack them, the Pole being thus brought home, and set up, they began to drink healths about it, and to it, till they could not stand so steady as the Pole did, whereupon the Major and Justice bound the ringleaders over to the Sessions, whereupon these complaining to the Archbishops Vicar Generall, then in his visitation he prohibited the Justices to proceed against them in regard of the Kings book. But the Justices to proceed against them in regard of the Kings book. But the Justices acquainted him, they did it for their disorder, in transgressing the bounds of the book, hereupon these libertines scorning at Authority, one of them fell suddenly into a Consumption, where- | of he shortly after died; now although this revelling was not on the Lords day, yet being upon any other day and especially May-day, the May-pole set up thereon, giving occasion to the prophanation of the Lords day the whole yeer after it was sufficient to provoke God, to send plagues and jugdements among them. Example 17. In the same year 1634. and in the same Shire, one Edward Amerideth a Gentleman, having been pained in his feet, and being upon his recovery, whereupon one said unto him, he was glad to see him so nimble. Amerideth replied, that he doubted not, but to daunce about the May-pole the next Lords day: But behold the hand of the Lord, for before he moved out of that place, he was smitten with such a feeblenesse of heart, and dizsinesse in his head, that desiring help to carry him to an house, he died before the Lords day came, so fearfull it is to fall into the hands of the living God. ... ((f 3 {(20 August)} {(Disbursements)})) ... mor to players @th{a}t Came w{i}th a co{m}mission, that they might not troble @the towne 001 -- -- ... ((p 14 {(3 September)})) ... ...It{e}m vna p{ar}ua tunica p{ro} Ep{iscop}o pueror{um}((139)) ... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dat{o} ho{min}ib{us} s{er}uient{ibus} d{omi}ni P{ri}ncipis vocat{is} Trompours p{re}cept{o} Maior{is} di{imidio} m{a}rc{e} ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} soluto Ioh{ann}i Beare Wayte p{er} a{nnu}m xiij s iiij d ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{e}m soluto Ioh{ann}i Beare Wayte p{ro} s{er}uic{i}o suo p{ro} di{midio} a{nn}o di{midium} marc{e} ... ((mb 1* {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} soluto Petro Wayte di{midium} marc{e} ... ...It{em} soluto Petro Wayte xiij s iiij d ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Petro Bylewyne Wayte Ciuitat{is} p{re}d{i}c{t}e xiij s iiij d p{ro} di{midio} anno ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} feodo suo p{er} a{nnu}m xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} feod{o} suo xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} feodo suo xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2 {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} soluto Ministrall{is} die M{er}cur{ij} in sept{imana} Pentecost{es}((140)) quando ho{m}i{n}es Ciuitat{is} ostend{erunt} armas coram Comit{e} Deuon{ie} x s It{em} eisd{e}m die sab{a}ti p{ro}x{imo} ante f{estu}m s{an}c{t}i Augustini ((141)) p{ro} eod{e}m xij d ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} soluto Thome Wayte p{ro} feodo suo p{er} a{nnu}m xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} feod{o} suo p{er} a{nnum} xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} in dono Ministrall' d{omi}ni Principis x s ... ((mb 1 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} feod{o} suo p{er} a{nnu}m xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} feodo suo p{er} a{nnu}m xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} Thome Wayte p{ro} di{midio} anno xiij s. iiij d ... ((mb 1 {(External payments)})) ...It{e}m solut{o} fustulatorib{us} equit{antibus} erga Comitem cant{a}brigg{ie} xx d... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...In vj lag{enis} vini empt{is} de Henr{ico} Holle & dat{is} fr{atr}ib{us} P{re}dicat{oribus} & Minorib{us} ven{ientibus} ad p{ro}cess{ionem} iiij s... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...In vj lagen{is} vini rub{ij} dat{is} fr{a}trib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} & Minorib{us} p{ro} p{ro}cessione eor{um} in die corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij s ... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dic{atoribus} & minorib{us} ven{ientibus} ad p{ro}ssesions((142)) p{er} p{re}c{eptum} Maioris iiij s ... ((f 21)) \Decretu{m} fforn{i} vicar{ij} & soc{i}or{um} suor{um} \ Memo{ran}du{m} q{uo}d d{omi}n{u}s Ioh{ann}es \fforn \ vicarius [fforn] in eccl{es}ia Cath{edral}i Exon{iensis} fuit vocat{us} ad diem sabbati in crastino festi Ap{osto}lor{um} Petri & Pauli videlic{et} vltimu{m} die{m} Iunij a{nn}o d{omi}ni &c. lxxxvj\to \ sup{er} contemptu eo q{uo}d id{e}m d{omi}n{u}s Ioh{ann}es du{m} matutin{is} in vigilia dicti festi solempnib{us} int{er}fuisset p{ro}ut Canonici ac Vicarij consocij sui & cet{er}i mi{ni}stri p{re}dicte eccl{es}ie eisd{e}m int{er}fueru{n}t de suis \[in] insolencijs \ [solencijs] & excessib{us} no{n} erubescens quoddam lignu{m} in Cimit{er}io dict{e} eccl{es}ie Exon{iensis} int{er} laicos ludendo p{ro}iecit in dicte eccl{es}ie Cath{edral}is & h{ab}itus sui magnu{m} scandalu{m} ac plurimor{um} ta{m} cl{er}icor{um} q{u}am laicor{um} malu{m} exemplu{m} qui quid{e}m d{omi}n{u}s Ioh{ann}es dicto die in domo Capit{u}lari Exon{iensis} cor{am} Presid{ente} Capit{u}li & Canonic{is} infrasc{r}ipt{is} capit{u}larit{er} congregat{is} p{er}sonalit{er} comp{ar}ens et obiectis sibi p{re}missis & p{er} eund{e}m tu{n}c ibid{e}m confessis. gracie Capit{u}li se submisit sup{er} eisd{e}m Vnde ijd{e}m Presidens & Cap{itulu}m de ead{e}m mat{er}ia vlt{er}ius tractantes consensu eor{um} exp{re}sso int{er}ueniente ordinaru{n}t tu{n}c ibid{e}m q{uo}d quarta pars Salarij sui vnius t{er}m{i}n{i} que{m} recipiet a s{ca}cca{r}io in vsus fabrice eccl{es}ie p{ro} isto p{r}imo delicto co{n}u{er}tat{u}r et s{e}c{un}da vice/ si in aliquo maiori vel consimili de quo co{n}uictus fu{er}it in eue{n}tu deliquerit/ tu{n}c t{er}cia p{ar}s salarij sui vni{us} t{er}m{in}i in eund{e}m vsum vt p{re}mittit{ur} co{n}u{er}tat{u}r. Et si t{er}cia vice q{uo}d absit reus in hui{usmodi} rep{er}tus f{uer}it iuxta [form] forma{m} statuti in hac p{ar}te p{ro}inde edit{i} vicaria sua & obsequio suo o{mn}i{n}o spoliet{u}r. Et ita cont{ra} om{n}es & sing{u}los vicarios in ead{e}m eccl{es}ia si co{n}tinget eosd{e}m vel eor{um} aliquem infuturu{m} delinquere vt p{re}m{i}tt{i}t{u}r iux{t}a facultate{m} delicti sui p{er} Decanu{m} & Cap{itulu}m consimilit{er} p{ro}cedat{u}r. p{resen}tib{us} tu{n}c ib{ide}m. M{agistro} H{ugone} Hickely{n}g Pres{idente} Capit{u}li. Bosoun Brok{es} Bridham Braybrok{es}. Schill{ingford} fferiby. Blacborne Povton. Pyl. & Broclond ac M{agistro} Ioh{ann}e More Notar{io} pu{bli}co & Robto((143)) Lyngham cl{er}ico ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{e}m fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} & minorib{us} ven{ientibus} ad p{ro}cess{ionem} p{er} p{re}cept{um} Maioris iiij s ... (({(External expenses)})) ...In dono ad Mynstrell' d{omi}ni Thome de Periehay p{er} p{re}cept{um} Maioris xij d ... ((mb 2* {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} & Mi{n}orib{us} venient{ibus} ad p{ro}cess{ionem} p{er} p{re}cept{um} M{aioris} iiij s ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} soluto Ioh{ann}i Eget & socijs suis p{ro} officio de Wayte hoc anno ex conuenc{i}o{n}e xxvj s viij d ... (({(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item fr{atr}ibus p{re}dicat{oribus} & minorib{us} venient{ibus} ad p{ro}cessione{m} iiij s ... [It{e}m dat{o} fratrib{us} predicat{oribus} & minorib{us} Exon{iensis} ex p{re}c{epto} Mai {{....}} iiij s.] ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} soluto Ioh{ann}i Eget & socijs suis p{ro} officio de Wayte hoc anno ex conuenc{i}o{n}e xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{e}m soluto Ioh{ann}i Eget & soc{ijs} suis p{ro} offic{io} de Wayte xxvj s viij d ... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} solut{o} ffr{atr}ibu{s} p{re}dicat{oribus} & Minorib{us} in f{est}o corp{or}is chr{ist}i p{ro} vino iiij s. ... ((mb 1d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et postea alloc{ant} eidem iiij s dat{os} fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dic{atoribus} & Minorib{us} in festo corp{or}is chr{ist}i ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dic{atoribus} & minor{ibus} ven{ientibus} ad p{roce}ss{ionem} iiij s ... ((mb 1d {(External payments)})) ...It{e}m Ioh{ann}i {{.....}}((144)) Piper p{ro} pens{ione} eor{um} essendi Waite isto anno xx s ... ((mb 1d {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dic{atoribus} & minorib{us} venient{ibus} ad p{ro}cessione{m} in festo corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij s ex cons{uetudine} ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} fr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} & p{re}dicator{ibus} ven{ientibus} ad p{ro}cessione{m} in festo corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij s ex co{n}s{uetudine} ... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{e}m fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} & minorib{us} ven{ientibus} ad p{ro}c{essionem} in festo corp{or}is chr{ist}i. iiij. s. ex cons{uetudine} ... It{e}m fustulatorib{us} Ducis Exon{iensis}. di{midium} marc{e} ... It{e}m cuidam Trompet ad equitand{um} cont{r}a Duce{m}. vj. d.... ((mb d {(External payments)})) ...It{e}m Ioh{ann}i Eget & socijs suis essendi((145)) Waites in Ciuitate. xxvj. s. viij. d.... ((mb 1d {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Et de vj s viij d sol{utis} iij b{us} fustulat{oribus} d{omi}ni Regis ex dono ... (({(External expenses)})) ...Item fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicatorib{us} & Minorib{us} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij s. ... ((mb 1d {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Et dat{o} fustulator' ad monst{ru}m xx d ... It{em} fustul{ator'} R{egis} xij d ... It{em} Nunc{i}o & fustul{ator'} R{egis} ij s viij d ... ... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} soluto ad le Waytes p{ro} eor{um} vestur{a} xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2-3 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{e}m in j lagen{a} potell{a}((146)) vini miss{e} fustulat{or'} Comit{is} Som{er}s{ete} ix d ... It{e}m comp{utat} solut{o} fustulat{or'} p{re}d{i}c{t}i Comit{is}((147)) xij d ex dono p{er} p{re}c{eptum} M{aioris} ... It{e}m comp{utat} sol{uto} p{ro} j toga Alphonis Trompet p{er} p{re}c{eptum} M{aioris} iiij s.... It{e}m comp{utat} sol{uto} viij Mi{n}strell{is} Regis xx s. eod{e}m temp{or}e It{e}m dat{o} seruient{ibus} eor{um} vj s. viij d ex | p{re}c{epto} M{aioris}. It{e}m dat{o} vni heraund{o} Regis xx s. It{e}m dat{o} \a lez \ Ministrell{is} Comit{is} Som{er}s{ete} vj s viij d It{e}m dat{o} \a lez \ Ministrell{is} d{omi}ni de Cameysse ex p{re}c{epto} M{aioris} iij s. iiij d It{em} dat{o} alijs Ministrell{is} d{omi}ni Thome Percy iij s. iiij d ... It{e}m in xxvj capic{is} de panno rubio & nigro dat{is} p{re}d{i}c{t}is Ministrell{is} & al{ijs} offic{iarijs} d{omi}ni Regis xxv s. iiij d ... It{e}m in panno rub{io} & nigro empt{o} & dat{o} a lez Waytes p{ro} nipis eis inde faciend{is} cont{r}a aduentu{m} Regis & Regine ex p{re}c{epto} M{aioris} xviij s. vj d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...It{e}m sol{uto} fr{atr}ibus p{re}dicat{oribus} & Minorib{us} p{ro} p{ro}c{essione} in f{est}o Corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij s.... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{e}m soluit a les Waytes p{ro} robis suis ex p{re}cept{o} Maioris xxvj s. viij d ... ((mb 1d-2d {(External expenses)})) ...It{e}m fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in | festo corp{or}is ch{rist}i iiij s.... ((mb 2 {(External expenses)})) ... ...Item comp{utat} solut{o} a lez ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Thome filij Regis((148)) ex p{re}c{epto} Maioris iij s. iiij d. Item a lez Ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Ducis Ebor{aci} xx d Item a lez Ministrall{is} d{omi}ni de Louell xx d ... Item ffr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} & Minorib{us} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex cons{uetudine} &c iiij s. ((mb 2d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et allo{catur} eid{e}m xxvj s viij d p{ro} robis triu{m} Wayt{es} p{er} p{re}c{eptum} Maioris & Co{mmun}itatis ... ((mb 3 {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} solut{o} fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicator{ibus} & fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} p{ro} p{ro}cessione corporis chr{ist}i ex consuetudi{n}e iiij s.... ((mb 2d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et eid{e}m xxvj s. viij d p{ro} robis de les Waites hoc anno.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} compet{at}((149)) dato quatuor fustulatorib{us} d{omi}ni Regis ad Festum Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bap{tis}te vj s viij d ... It{em} comp{utat} dato fustulator' d{omi}ni Principis ad f{estu}m s{an}c{t}i Petri q{uo}d d{icitu}r Aduincula p{er} p{re}cept{um} Maioris iij s. iiij d ... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} in vij lag{enis} vini & quatuor panib{us} p{ro} Maiore & socijs suis in domo f{rat}r{u}m p{re}dicator{um} temp{or}e ludi ib{ide}m v s.... It{em} solut{o} fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} & fr{atr}ib{us} predicatorib{us} p{ro} p{re}cessione((150)) faciend{a} in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex consuetudi{n}e iiij s.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} solut{o} fustulator' d{omi}ni Principis Angl{ie} ex dono. p{er} p{re}ceptum Maioris iij s. iiij d. It{em} solut{o} fustulator' d{omi}ni Thome fil{ij} Regis Angl{ie}((151)) ex dono p{er} p{re}ceptum Maioris. xxd ... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} & p{re}dicator{ibus} p{ro} p{re}cessione((152)) faciend{a} in die Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex cons{uetine} iiij s. ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dato a les ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Comitis Som{er}s{ete} p{re}c{epto} Maioris iij s iiij d ... It{em} solut{o} fustulatorib{us} d{omi}ni de la Souch ex dono xij d. It{em} solut{o} fustulatorib{us} Ciuitatis p{ro} equitac{i}o{n}e die lune in Crastino festi Pentacostes ex dono xij d.... It{em} solut{o} fustulatorib{us} Ducis Ebor{aci} ex dno((153)) xij d It{em} solut{o} fustulat{or'} d{omi}ni Regis ex dono xx d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...Item solutis Thome Wode Trompet in die Corp{or}is chr{ist}i equitantis((154)) p{er} villam p{er} p{re}c{eptum} Maioris ij. s ... Item solutis fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} & p{re}dicat{oribus} in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i \ p{ro} p{ro}cessione ex cons{uetudine} iiij s.... ((mb 2* {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item solut{o} administrall' d{omi}ni de Camys ex dono p{er} p{re}c{eptum} Maioris xij d ... (({(External expenses)})) ...Item solut{o} fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} & predicat{oribus} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is [chr{ist}i] ex cons{uetudine} iiij s.... ((mb 2d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et eid{e}m vj s viij d solutis administrall{is} d{omi}ni principis Ducis Claranc{i}e & d{omi}ni Ioh{ann}is((155)) fil{ij} Regis ex dono.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} solut{o} administral' die lune in sept{imana} Pentacost{es}((156)) ex p{re}ceptu Maioris xx d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} soluto fr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicatorib{us} \& minorib{us} \ p{ro} p{ro}cessione sua in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex cons{uetudine} iiij. s.... ((mb 2d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et eid{e}m xiij s iiij d solutis p{er} Maiorem diu{er}sis administrall{is} ad Ciuitate{m} venient{ibus} p{er} annu{m} ex dono.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} compo{tat} solut{o} fustulat{or'} ad fustuland{um} coram maiore & soc{ijs} suos((157)) in festo Pentacost{es} ij s Item comp{otat} solut{o} fustul{ator'} d{omi}ni Regis ex p{re}c{epto} Maioris. xx d ... Item sol{uto} administrall' Comitis Arundell ex dono. xij d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...Item solut{o} fr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} & predicatorib{us} Exon{iensis} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex antiq{u}a cons{uetudine}. iiij s ... ((mb 38d* {(18 June)})) ... Cum ab antiqua Consuetudine quidam ludus ad f{estu}m Corporis chr{ist}i annuatim in Ciuitate Exon{iensis} ludi consueuit vsq{ue} ad modicu{m} tempus iam elapsum q{uo}d Maior & Co{mmun}itas eiusdem Ciuitatis p{ro} maior{i} comodo & honore eiusdem ex vnanimi consensu & assensu int{er} se ordinarunt q{uo}d ludus p{re}d{i}c{t}us ludi deberet annuatim die Martis in septimana Pentecostes Et Maior & Co{mmun}itas qui nunc sunt p{re}fixissent & statuissent diem ludi illius ludendi scil{ice}t diem Martis in septimana Pentecostes vltimo p{re}t{er}itum et q{uo}d de qualibet arte eiusdem Ciuitatis duo tres v{e}l quatuor de qualibet arte habere deberent certas p{ar}cellas ludi illius voc{atas} pagentes Et inuenirent lusores ad num{er}u{m} sufficiente{m} ad paiectos p{re}d{i}c{t}os ludend{os} sumptib{us} suis p{ro}prijs et c{er}ti paiecti & panelli de ordinale((158)) ludis((159)) p{re}d{i}c{t}i extracti in scriptis quibusdam Ioh{ann}i Benet & Will{elm}o ffrenssh & alijs vt Mag{ist}ris Capit{alibus} artis pellipar{iorum} p{er} petru{m} Sturte adtunc Maiorem ex assensu Co{mmun}itatis p{re}d{i}c{t}e ad ludendu{m} ludu{m} p{re}d{i}c{tu}m iuxta porc{i}o{n}em & eff{e}c{tu}m paiector{um} & panellor{um} p{re}d{i}c{t}or{um} lib{er}ati fuerunt ad quem diem Martis & antea idem Ioh{ann}es Benet accessit ad diu{er}sos lusores ad panellos & paiectos d{i}c{t}e artis pelliparior{um} & aliar{um} arciu{m} ludend{os} assignat{os} & eos p{ro}curauit((160)) abectauit((161)) q{uo}d ip{s}i panellos illor{um} ludere non deberent Et die illo diu{er}sos panellos alias Speches d{i}c{t}is pelliparijs assignatos & in custodia ip{s}ius Ioh{ann}is p{ro} ludo p{re}d{i}c{t}o ludendo existentes penes se retinuit Ita q{uo}d duo paiecti & panelli de arte d{i}c{t}or{um} pelliparior{um} ad diem illu{m} ludend{i} remanserunt in obprobriu{m} tocius Ciuitatis & contemptu{m} Maioris & tocius Co{mmun}itatis p{re}d{i}c{t}e & cont{r}a ordinac{i}o{n}em p{re}d{i}c{t}am/ et instant{er} eodem die ludo p{re}d{i}c{t}o no{n}du{m} p{er}luso Maior p{re}d{i}c{t}us d{i}c{tu}m Ioh{ann}em Benet de def{e}c{t}u p{re}d{i}c{t}o alloquebat{ur} & ab eo pecijt / quare sic ludu{m} p{re}d{i}c{tu}m impediuit & tale obprobriu{m} Maiori & Co{mmuni}tati fecit/ qui ei respondit derisorie & vultu derisorio dorsum suu{m} erga eu{m} v{er}tendo dixit/ Parde a man shall noght be an hange w{i}t{h} outhe onsser/ Et sic contemptuose & derisorie ab eo recessit/ Et sup{er} hoc co{mmun}i rumore & clamore eidem Maiori p{er} Co{mmun}itatem d{i}c{t}e. Ciuitatis de d{i}c{t}is obprobrio & contemptu f{a}c{t}is p{re}fatus Ioh{ann}es Benet in plena Cur{ia} Ciuitatis p{re}d{i}c{t}e apud Exon{iensem} tent{a} isto die lune p{ro}x{imo} an{te} f{estu}m Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bap{tis}te anno r{egni} r{egis} henr{ici} quinti post conquestu{m} s{e}c{un}do de & sup{er} p{re}missis allocutus hu{m}ilit{er} inde se submisit gr{aci}e eiusdem Maioris &c ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item soluto administrall{is} d{omi}nor{um} Will{elm}i Hankeford & Ric{ard}i Hankeford ex dono. xij d Item administrall{is} d{omi}ni de Camys. & d{omi}ni Ric{ard}i f{rat}ris Ducis Ebor{aci} ex dono. xij d Item administrall' d{omi}ni Ducis Ebor{aci} ex dono. xij d ... Item administrall' d{omi}ni Comitis de arundell die el{e}c{ti}o{n}is Maioris ex dono xij d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...Item comp{otat} soluto fr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} & p{re}dicatorib{us} Exon{iensis} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex antiqua cons{uetudine}. iiij. s.... (({(Gifts and grants)})) ...Ite{m} soluto vno((162)) administrall{o} d{omi}ni Comitis sar{um} ex dono iiij d ... Item sol{uto} iiij\or \ administrall{is} d{omi}ni Regis ex dono iij s iiij d Item solut{o} p{ro} vno Iantac{u}lo dat{o} eisd{e}m xx d ... Item sol{uto} administrall{is} d{omi}nor{um} Comitu{m} Ebor{aci} & Sar{um} ex dono. xij d. Item solut{o} p{ro} vna cena dat{a} eisd{e}m & s{er}uien{tibus} suis vj d ... Item dato administrall' d{omi}ni Comitis de Dor{seta}. ij s.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dat{o} administrall' in festo Pentacostes((163)) xx d ... It{em} dat{o} cuidam Elfanius Clarin{er}e ad id{e}m tempus((164)) iiij d It{em} dat{o} cuidam alio administr' existenti ib{ide}m p{er} sept{imanam} viij d It{em} dat{o} vno((165)) al{io} administr' de Arundell xx. d ... It{em} in vestura p{ro} les Waytes xxvj s viij. d. ex dono. &c. ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} sol{uto} fr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} & predicat{oribus} Exon{iensis} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i. iiij. s.... ((mb 1-2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dato ministrall' d{omi}ni Maut{re}uers ex dono. iiij. d ... Item dato. duob{us} ministrall{is} fustulantib{us} coram Maiore & soc{ijs} \suis \ in nocte festi Nat{iuitatis} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bap{tis}te t{r}anseuntib{us} p{er} Ciuitatem. xij. d. Item dato Ioh{ann}i Rous harper ead{e}m nocte c{aus}a s{upr}a viij. d ... It{em} dato administrall' d{omi}ni Ducis Claranc{ie}. xij d ... It{em} dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni Com{itis} Huntyngdon. iiij. d ... It{em} dat{o} Ioh{ann}i lynde & Hanys administrall{is} Ciuitatis. p{ro} eor{um} vestura. xvij. s. x. d... ((mb 2)) ...It{em} dato administral' ad cenam in domo Maioris iiij d ... Item dat{o} alfons Ministrall{o} iiij d ... Item dat{o} Ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie} & d{omi}ni de Powes xij d ... Item dat{o} Ministrall' d{omi}ni Hugonis de Courtenay vj d Item dato Ministrall' d{omi}ni Berkeley viij d... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...Item solut{o} fr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} & p{re}dicat{oribus} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij. s... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dat{o} duob{us} Ministrall{is} in p{re}sencia Maioris xij. d ... It{em} in vestura dat{a} Ministrall{is} Ciuitatis hoc anno xxvj s viij d ... [It{em} dat{o} p{ro} vino pane & vna pagena emendand{a} p{ro} Ministrall{is} in C{r}astino festi Pentacost{es}((166)) xl d] ... It{em} dat{o} vno((167)) Ministrall{o} in C{r}astino festi Pentacost{es} & p{ro} tota septi{man}a xij. d ... ((mb 2)) ...It{em} dat{o} Ministrall' d{omi}ni Regis p{re}c{epto} Maioris ij s It{em} dat{o} Ministrall' d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie} xij d ... It{em} dato Ministral' d{omi}ni de Botriaux. iiij. d ... It{em} dat{o} fustillator' vj d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} solut{o} fr{atr}ib{us} Minorib{us} & p{re}dic{atoribus} p{ro} p{ro}cessione \in f{est}o \ Corp{or}is chr{ist}i iiij s.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...[It{em} dat{o} vno((168)) Citheratori in domo Maioris p{er} p{re}cept{um} Maioris iiij d] ... It{em} in vestur{a} triu{m} fustulator{um} \Ciuitat{is} \ eisdem dat{is} xxvj s viij d ... It{em} dat{o} Thome Claryner [p{ro}] quando Maior & socij sui vener{unt} de Co{n}uiuio d{omi}ni E{pisco}pi iiij d ... It{em} dat{o} fustell{atoribus} d{omi}ni de Botriaux ex dono xl d [It{em} in vino dat{o} eisdem Ministrall{is} in domo Maioris xij d] ... ((mb 3)) ...It{em} dat{o} Ministrall{is} Comitatis ((169)) p{ro} eor{um} labore in vig{ilia} Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bap{tis}te p{ro} eor{um} labore ex dono xx d ... It{em} administrall' d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie} xx d It{em} dat{o} Ioh{ann}i Lynde equitant{i} v{er}sus Bristoll & p{ro} co{n}duct{ione} equi sui p{ro} administrall{is} querend{is} v s It{em} dat{o} administrall{is} Ciuitatis Exon{iensis} xx s ... It{em} dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni ducis Clarancie xx d It{em} dat{o} vno((168)) Custodi leopardi d{omi}ni Regis viij d It{em} dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni de Botriaux xx d ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dat{o} administral' d{omi}ni Comit{is} Deuon{ie}. iiij. d ... It{em} dato a{d}ministral' d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie}. xij. d ... It{em} dat{o} administrallo de Bristoll. iiij. d ... It{em} dat{o} administrall' Ciuitatis. p{ro} Maij. introducend{o} ad f{estum} Pentecost{es}((170)) xl. d. It{em} dato lusorib{us} qui luserunt ante Maij. iiij. d ... It{em} in vino dato ij b{us} administrall{is} cu{m} [id] \ho{min}ib{us} \ ire deb{er}ent ad mare. ij d ... ((mb 1d {(Necessary expenses)})) ...It{em} solut{o} administral' eadem nocte((171)) xij d ... ((mb 2 {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} comp{otat} solut{o} ffr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} Exon{iensis} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ex cons{uetudine}. ij s ... ((mb 2d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et eid{em} xxvj s. viij d p{ro} lib{er}ata admi{n}istrallor{um} d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis eisd{em} dat{a} hoc anno.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} dato Ministrall' d{omi}ni Comit{is} Warr{wici} xij d ... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} sol{uto} Ministrall{is} d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis p{ro} eor{um} labore ead{em} nocte((172)) xij d ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item in expens{is} f{a}c{t}is in vig{i}lia Nat{iuitatis} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bap{tis}te tam in administrall' q{u}am in Cressanntes Ardent{es} coram Maiore temp{or}e Spacij p{er} Ciuitatem iiij s viij d ... It{em} in rewardo f{a}c{t}o administral' d{omi}ni Ducis Exon{iensis} vj s. viij d ... (({(External expenses)})) Et de ij s sol{utis} ff{rat}ribus p{re}dicat{oribus} Exon{iensis} p{ro} p{ro}cessione in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i hoc anno Et de ij s. sol{utis} ffr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} Exon{iensis} c{aus}a sup{r}a. ... ((mb 1d {(Final adjustments)})) D{e} quib{us} allo{cantur} eid{e}m xiij s. iiij d sol{uti} administral{is} Ciuitatis Exon{iensis} p{er} annu{m} p{ro} eor{um} pens{ione} ex conuenc{i}o{n}e f{a}c{t}a ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{em} in vino dat{o} Maiori & soc{ijs} suis & in Ministrall' & Crescent{ibus} nocte diei festi Natiuitat{is} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e vj s ix d. ob ... It{em} dat{o} administrall{is} d{omi}ni Ducis Exon{iensis} xl d It{em} in vna lagen{a} vini miss{a} d{i}c{t}is administrall{is} ex dono. viij d ... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} sol{uto} ffr{atr}ib{us} p{re}dicat{oribus} p{ro} p{ro}cessione faciend{a} in festo Corp{or}is chr{ist}i. ij s. It{em} sol{uto} ffr{atr}ib{us} minorib{us} c{aus}a sup{r}a ij s. ... ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item dato administrall{is} d{omi}ni ducis Exon{iensis} vj s. viij d. Item datis d{i}c{t}is administral{lis} al{ia} vice iij s. iiij d. Item sol{uto} p{ro} lib{er}at{ura} dat{a} a les Waites Ciuitatis xxvj s. viij d.... ((mb 1-2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item solut{o} Ministrall' d{omi}ni Regis ex dono iij s iiij d It{em} soluto vno((173)) fatuo Ioh{ann}is hals Iustic{iarii} ex dono ij d ... It{em} sol{uto} p{ro} purgac{i}one armor{um} vni{us} | ho{min}is port{antis} \le penon \ xx d Item sol{uto} ministrall' Ciuitatis. ex dono in die Monstri Maioris & Co{mmun}itatis viij d Item dato vno((173)) ho{min}i portanti le penon coram Maiore eod{e}m die vij d ... It{em} dato Ministrall' d{omi}ni Regis ex dono. xl d It{em} Ministrall' d{omi}ni Comitis Warr{wici} ex dono xij d ... It{em} dato Ministrall' d{i}c{t}i Comitis((174)) vj s viij d It{em}.dat{o} Ministral' d{omi}ni Ducis Exon{iensis} xl d [It{em} in IIantac{u}lo dat{o} eisd{e}m xij d] \quia sine War{ranto} & in malu{m} excemplu{m} \ ... [It{em} sol{uto} diu{er}sis Ministral{is} d{i}c{t}or{um} Iustic{iariorum} xx d] \q{uia} sine war{rant}o & in malum excemplu{m} \ ... (({(External expenses)})) ...Item solut{o} p{ro} vestur{a} Ministrall{orum} Ciuitatis xxvj s viij d ... ((mb 2* {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item solut{o} quatuor administrall{is} d{omi}ni Com{itis} de Stafford ex dono iij s. iiij d.... Item in pane & vino dato Maiori & soc{ijs} suis nocte diei festi Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e postq{u}am spaciauer{unt} circa Ciuitatem iij s. v d. Item dato administral{lis} Ciuitatis eod{e}m temp{or}e ij s. vj d. It{em} in sepe roson p{ro} les Cressanntes & p{ro} f{a}c{t}ura eor{un}d{e}m & in quatuor ho{m}i{ni}b{us} loc{atis} ad portand{u}m ill{os} ij s. ij d.... It{em} dato administrall' d{omi}ni Comit{is} Warr{wici} iij s. iiij d.... It{em} dato administrall' d{omi}ni Com{itis} Sar{um} iij s. iiij d.... It{em} dato lusorib{us} ludent{ibus} lus{um} Robyn Hood xx d.... ... ((mb 3d {(13 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) Iustriones((175)) el{e}c{t}i p{er} Maiorem & Co{mmun}itatem p{ro} Anno instanti Ioh{ann}es lynde pl{egii} Ioh{ann}is lynde -- Hugo Baret Et Iur{ati} sunt Et rem{anent} Ric{ard}us ffarnam & Ric{ard}us Prewe Ioh{ann}es Dawe pl{egii} hugo Baret -- Ioh{ann}es Stoklegh & Ric{ard}us Wylliam pleg{ii} Ioh{ann}is Dawe -- Will{elmu}s Cook & Ioh{ann}es Derke ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...Item dato trib{us} ministrall{is} Ciuitatis p{ro} lib{er}at{a} sua hoc \A{nn}o \ xxvj s. viij d It{em} dato ministrall{is} d{omi}ni de Botriaux p{er} mandat{um} Maioris xx d [Et in vino dat{o} eisd{e}m in domo Maioris xij d.] \q{uia} sine war{ranto} \ ... It{em} comp{otat} solut{o} Ministral' d{omi}ni de Hungerford ex dono xx d Item dat{o} al' ministral' Com{itis} de Mortyn viij d ... It{em} dato ministrall' d{omi}ni Com{itis} Warr{wici} iij s. iiij d It{em} ministrall' d{omi}ni Regis ad f{estu}m aduinc{u}la{m} s{an}c{t}i Petri ex dono x s. It{em} dat{o} ministrall' d{omi}ni Comitis Huntyngdon vj s. viij d ... Item in ij lag{enis} vini dat{is} ministral' d{omi}ni Regis in domo Maioris xvj d ... It{em} dat{o} ministrall' d{omi}ni Comitis Northumbr{ie} xl d ... ... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{em} in dono trib{us} administr{allis} d{omi}ni de Berkeley xij d.... It{em} sol{uto} diu{er}sis lusorib{us} p{ro} luso ludend{o} ante ostiu{m} dom{us} Maioris ex dono xx d. It{em} sol{uto} diu{er}sis administrall{is} d{omi}ni de Talbot & Comitisse Deuon{ie} ex dono xx d.... ((mb 2 {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} sol{uto} administrall{is} d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon d{omi}ne de haryngdon hugonis lutrell xij d ... It{em} sol{uto} adminstrall' d{omi}ni de hungerford ex dono xij d. ... It{em} sol{uto} Olifaunt administr{allo} ex dono iiij d.... It{em} sol{uto} quinq{ue} admistrall{is}((176)) & vno whaferer ex dono iiij s.... It{em} sol{uto} administrall' d{i}c{t}i Comitis((176a)) ex dono xx d.... It{em} solut{o} p{ro} cepe roson & Ocom p{ro} les Crescent{es} inde faciend{is} in vig{i}lia Nat{iuitatis} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e ardend{is} ij s. ij d It{em} sol{uto} a les Waytes Ciuitatis eod{e}m temp{or}e xx d It{em} sol{uto} al{ijs} diu{er}sis administral{lis} viij d. It{em} sol{uto} p{ro} vino ead{e}m nocte vj s. viij d.... ... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{em} sol{uto} administrall' d{omi}ni Com{itis} Huntyngdon{ie} diu{er}sis temp{or}ib{us} p{er} annu{m} .xij s. viij d.... It{em} sol{uto} administral' d{omi}ni Com{itis} Warwici ex dono diu{er}sis temp{or}ib{us} x s. ... ((mb 2)) ...Item sol{uto} vno stulto d{omi}ni Cardinal{is} ex dono xx d.... Item sol{uto} administral' d{omi}ni de Berkele ex dono xx d.... It{em} sol{uto} administral' d{omi}ni de Talbot ex dono xij d.... It{em} sol{uto} administrall' d{omi}ni de Glouc{ester} ex dono iij s. iiij d. ... It{em} sol{uto} administrall' d{omi}ni de Botriaux ex dono xij d.... Item sol{uto} administrall' d{omi}ni de Hungerford ex dono. xij d.... It{em} sol{uto} administral{is} ignotis ex dono xx d ... It{em} sol{uto} administral' d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie} xij d.... Item sol{uto} Alfanus trompet ex dono iiij d.... (({(External expenses)})) ... It{em} sol{uto} p{ro} cep{e} roson & fil{o} p{ro} lez Cressant{es} inde faciend{is} nocte festi Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e ante Maiorem ardent{ibus} & p{ro} ho{m}i{ni}b{us} loc{atis} ad portand{um} ante Maiore{m} & soc{ios} suos. ij s. vj d. It{em} sol{uto} administral' d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis ead{e}m nocte. xx d.... ... ((mb 1d {(Final adjustments)})) ... ... Et eid{e}m xxvj s. viij d p{ro} lib{er}at{a} dat{a} a les Waites hoc anno.... Et eid{e}m xxvj s. \viij d. \ p{ro} f{a}c{t}ura de les scugons p{ro} les Waites de arg{ento} f{a}c{t}is hoc anno ... ((mb 18d {(30 January)})) ... Thomas Serle de Exon{iense} in Com{itatu} Deuon{ie} bouch{er}e in p{ro}pria p{er}sona sua ven{it} Et pon{it} se in gr{ati}a d{omi}ni Regis eo q{uo}d occidit vnu{m} tauru{m} non fugatu{m} contra co{mmun}em ordinac{i}o{n}em d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis actenus optent{am} Et inuenit pleg{ios} de fin{e} scil{ice}t Ric{ardu}m Clemment & Ric{ardu}m Hedman &c ... ((mb 1 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{em} sol{uto} vno((179)) administrall{o} d{i}c{t}i Comitis((180)) ex dono xx d.... It{em} soluto trib{us} administrall{is} d{omi}ni Comitis Warr{wici} eod{e}m temp{or}e((181)) ex dono iij s. iiij d.... ((mb 2)) ...It{em} solut{o} administral' d{omi}ni de Hungerford ex dono xl d. It{em} soluto lusorib{us} ludentib{us} Nat{ale} Chr{ist}i in Gihalda coram Maiore & soc{ijs} suis ex dono ij s. It{em} sol{uto} administral' d{omi}ni Botriaux ex dono xx d. It{em} dat{o} cuid{a}m Histrioni d{omi}ni Ducis Glocestrie cu{m} eius famul' xliiij d It{em} sol{uto} administral' d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie} ex dono xx d. It{em} sol{uto} cuidam administrall{o} d{omi}ni Ducis Westmorland{ie} xvj d It{em} sol{uto} duob{us} administrall{is} d{i}c{t}i ducis al{ia} vice ij s. It{em} sol{uto} cuidam administrall{o} voc{ato} Belasus cu{m} famulo ex dono ij s.... It{em} in rewardo administrall{is} Ciuitatis eod{e}m die((182)) p{er} Maiore{m} xvj d ... ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) ...Item comp{otat} soluto p{ro} vestura hustrionu{m} Ciuitatis hoc anno xxvj s viij d ... ... ((mb 2* {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item in dono ad ministrall' d{omi}ni Com{itis} Hunt{yngdonie} xx d. Item in dono ad ministrall' d{omi}ni de hongerford xx d.... Item soluto ad ministrall' d{omi}ni de Talbot ex dono xl d. It{e}m soluto ad ministrall' d{omi}ni de Soche ex dono xx d. Item ad ministrall' d{omi}ni de Scrope ex dono xx d. It{e}m in vigil{ia} Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e soluto p{ro} pan{e} xvj d. It{e}m in xxx lagen{is} vini ead{e}m nocte xv s. Item dat{o} ead{e}m nocte vno cornuo{ue}l((183)) fustulario xx d. It{e}m Ioh{ann}i Sav{er}de & soc{ijs} suis fustular{ijs} ead{e}m nocte ex dono xx d. Item dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni de Gloucestr{e} xx d.... Item dat{o} ad ministrall' d{omi}ni Duc{is} ebor{aci} xx d.... Item dat{o} vno((184)) stulto d{omi}ne Regine xx d.... Item soluto vno ad ministrall{o} de Taunton & soc{io} suo xvj d.... (({(External expenses)})) ...It{em} soluto p{ro} vestur{a} ad ministrall{orum} d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis hoc anno xxvj s. viij d.... ((mb 2* {(Gifts and grants)})) ...[Item eodem die((185)) in domo Maioris dat{is} ministrall' iiij d] ... [Item lusorib{us} ludent{ibus} in domo Maioris coram Maiore ex dono xvj d. Item die d{omi}nica ante festum E{pi}ph{an}ie((186)) d{omi}ni ad minist{r}all' in domo Maioris existent' ex dono xij d.] ... Item in die Inuent{ionis} s{an}c{t}e Crucis administ{r}all' d{omi}ni de Hongerford ex dono xx d.... [Item datis lusorib{us} ludent{ibus} in Castro de la Tornment de Totyngham p{er} P{re}c{eptum} Maioris xx d.] ... It{em} dat{is} administ{r}all' d{omi}ni Cardinal{is} angl{ie} xx d. [It{em} administrall' d{omi}ni de Botreaux ex dono viij d.] ... It{em} die ven{er}is p{ro}x{imo} ante festum s{an}c{t}i Andr{ee} Ap{osto}li((187)) administ{r}all' Will{elm}i Bonevill Militis ex dono ij s. [Item Eodem die administrall' Maur{icij} Berkelegh ex dono xij d.] ... Item in die s{an}c{t}i Andr{ee} ap{osto}li dat{is} administ{r}all' d{omi}ni Comitis Hunt{yngdonie} ex dono xij d.... [Item die d{omi}nica post festum Concepc{i}o{n}is b{eat}e Marie ((188)) ij\b{us} \ administrall{is} Will{elm}i Botregan Militis ex dono viij d.] ... ((mb 1d {(Gifts and grants)})) ...[Item in die S{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Eu{a}ng{eliste} administ{ra}ll' baronis de Oterrye ex dono vj d] ... Item eodem die((189)) ij ad ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Comitis Deuon{ie} ij s ... [Item xviij die Ianuar{ij} ij ad ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Botreaux ex dono xij d.] ... Item die Martis post festum Inuenc{i}o{n}is s{an}c{t}e Crucis((190)) vni administrall{o} d{omi}ni Ducis eboraci ex dono ij s.... [Item ij administrall{is} d{omi}ne Comitisse Westm{or}l{andie} xvj d.] ... [Item xiiij die Iulij cuidam administrall{o} d{omi}ni Ph{ilippi} Courtenay ex dono xx d.] ... Item dat{is} vno((191)) histrioni d{omi}ni ducis Glouc{estrie} de rewardo xx d. Item dat{is} iiij\b{us} \ histrionib{us} d{omi}ni Comitis Warr{wici} de rewardo ij s. Item dat{is} viij histrionib{us} d{omi}ni duc{is} Bedford{ie} de rewardo vij s.... [It{em} dat{is} Ioh{ann}i Broun histrioni Ioh{ann}is Copleston iiij d.] ... ((mb 2-3 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item viij\o \ die Octobris dat{o} ad ministrall' d{omi}ni Ducis Bedford{ie} p{re}cepto Maioris xl d Item dat{o} cuidam taberher p{re}d{i}c{t}i Ducis & cuidam Ric{ard}o stulto d{omi}ni Cardinal{is} xx d.... [Item dat{o} in ij\b{us} \ administrall{is} Egidij Daubenay Militis p{re}cepto Maioris viij d.] ... [Item dat{o} in ij\b{us} \ administrall{is} d{omi}ni de Brotreaux viij d] Item solut{o} p{ro} vestura Ioh{ann}is lynde & soc{ij} sui hustrionu{m} Ciuitatis ex dono vj s. viij d. Item dato Ioh{ann}i Trumpet & soc{io} suo administrall{is} Ph{ilippi} de Courtenay Ch{evalie}r p{re}cepto Maioris xij d.... Item dat{o} Ioh{ann}i Broun ministrall{o} Ioh{ann}is Copelston in domo Maioris p{re}cept{o} Maioris iiij d. ... Item iiij\or \ ho{m}i{ni}b{us} portant{ibus} iiij\or \ torticia de porta australi vsq{ue} domu{m} p{re}sentoris ardent{ia} coram d{omi}no Comite Deuon{ie} ex dono iiij d. Item solut{o} p{ro} ij\b{us} \ lib{ris} & dj. cere in d{i}c{t}is torticijs expenditis ad idem tempus [xviij d.] \xv d. \ ... Item in xxix lagen{is} iij\b{us} \ q{ua}rt{is} vini p{ro} Maiore & Co{mmun}itate Ciuitatis ambulant{i} cum Maiore in Vigilia Natiuitatis s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e [xiiij s x d. {{.}} &] \xiij s. iiij d. p{ro} pane & vino \ sic p{ro} lagen{a} vj d. [Item in pane eadem nocte xij d.] Item in cepe roson & ocom p{ro} lez cressant{es} ardent{ibus} coram Maiore eadem nocte & soc{ijs} suis ambulant{ibus} circa Ciuitatem x d. Item in iiij\or \ lib{ris} cere in torticib{us} ardent{ibus} coram Maiore & soc{ijs} suis eadem nocte [ij s.] \xx d. \ Item in ho{m}i{n}ib{us} locatis ad port{andum} lez cressant{es} & rep{ar}and{um} eosdem vj d. It{em} in iij\b{us} \ ho{m}i{n}ib{us} locat{is} ad port{andum} ij tortic{ia} & j Geton eadem nocte coram Maiore & soc{ijs} suis vj d. Item in vno ho{min}e locat{o} ad portand{um} Balles de talwe roson & ocom p{ro} d{i}c{t}is cressant{ibus} eadem nocte j d. Item dat{o} iij\b{us} \ ministrall{is} eadem nocte eunt{ibus} coram Maiore & soc{ijs} suis xx d.... It{em} dat{o} Ioh{ann}i Trumpet co{m}moranti cum Ph{ilipp}o Courtenaye equitant{i} erga Maiorem ij s.... Item dat{o} iiij\or \ ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Ducis Bedford{ie} vj s. viij d. ... ((mb 3)) ...[Item dat{o} Thome stulto d{omi}ni Cardinal{is} p{re}cepto Maioris xx d.] It{em} dat{o} ministrall' d{omi}ne de Haryngdon xl d ... Item dat{o} ministrall{o} voc{ato} Duchisman ij d ... It{em} dat{o} iij\b{us} \ ministrall{is} d{omi}ni Comitis Hunt{yngdonie} xl d ... ((mb 10d {(6 December)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptores} Ioh{ann}is Lynde vnius andro Thryng hustrionu{m} Ciuitatis Exon{iensis} el{e}c{t}i hoc anno Ph{ilip}us Manscomb M{anucaptores} Hugonis Baret Walt{er}us Bugbroke Histrion{es} alt{er}ius hustrionu{m} Ciuitatis p{re}d{i}c{t}e el{e}c{t}i hoc anno Ioh{ann}es Gylet M{anucaptores} Ioh{ann}is Dawe Ioh{ann}es Martyn t{er}cij histrionu{m} Ciuitatis p{re}d{i}c{t}e el{e}c{t}i hoc anno((192)) ((mbs 2-3 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{e}m \solut{o} iiij Mynstrall{is} Comit{is} huntyn{gtonie} \ in vigilia s{an}c{t}e kat{er}ine virginis((193)) ex rewardo xl d [Et p{ro} cena eor{um} ij s] ... It{e}m solut{o} Ioh{ann}i lynde & socijs suis die lune in Crastino Pentecost{es} xx d It{em} soluto vno((194)) Trumpet Ph{ilipp}i Courtenay Milit{is} eod{e}m die vj d It{e}m solut{o} vno((194)) Mynstrell{o} eod{e}m die iiij d It{em} solut{o} septem ho{min}ib{us} qui portauerunt le Maye eod{e}m die xij d ... ((mb 3)) ...It{e}m solut{o} viij Trumpetys Comit{is} huntyngdon vj s viij d [It{e}m p{ro} vna lagen{a} vini dat{a} eisd{e}m xij d] ... It{e}m solut{o} ij admi{ni}strall{is} d{omi}ni Ep{iscop}i de Duram xx d ... It{e}m solut{o} iij admi{ni}strall{is} Comit{is} Som{er}sedie xx d [& p{ro} p{r}andio eor{un}d{e}m xiij d] It{e}m solut{o} ij claryners D{omi}ni Thome Kampston ij s in vigilia Natiuitat{is} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapt{ist}e It{e}m solut{o} admi{ni}strall{is} ville eod{e}m die xx d ... It{e}m solut{o} quinq{ue} Mi{n}strall{is} D{omi}ni Duc{is} Gloucest{ri}e die d{omi}nica p{ro}xi{ma} ante f{estu}m Exaltac{i}o{n}is s{an}c{t}e Cruc{is}((195)) v s ... It{e}m solut{o} vno((194)) Ministrall{o} d{omi}ni E{pisco}pi die Iouis p{ro}x{ima} post f{estu}m Exaltac{i}o{n}is s{an}c{t}e Cruc{is}((196)) xij d ((mb 8d {(16 November)} {(Wait's pledge)})) ... Manucapc{io} Nich{ola}us atte hole & Will{elmu}s Vndy manuc{eperunt} p{ro} Will{elm}o Paynt{er} vno administrallor{um} Ciuitatis Exon{iensis} de bene se gerendo p{ro} vno administrallor{um} & de scuto Ciuitatis p{re}d{i}c{t}e sibi t{r}adito saluo custodiend{o} ... ((mb 4* {(Gifts and grants)})) ...Item solut{o} die Martis sexto die Septembr{is} quinq{ue} Mynstrelles d{omi}ni n{ost}ri Regis ad domu{m} Maioris ciuis((197)) ib{ide}m exist{e}n{tibus} p{re}cepto Maioris .vj. s. viij.d.... ((mb 4d)) ...Item solut{o} die lune p{ro}x{imo} ante f{estu}m s{an}c{t}i Matthei Ap{osto}li((198)) cuidam Mynstrello Cancellar{ii} d{omi}ni Regis ad domu{m} maioris exist{entis} p{re}cepto Maioris xx d.... Item solut{o} cuidam administrallo Baronis de Carrew ex dono. vj d. ... ((mb 2d {(External expenses)})) ...It{e}m solut{o} p{ro} .ix. virgis de Canefas empt{is} & deputand{is} p{ro} le May erga le Mayday p{re}cepto Maioris & soc{iorum} suor{um} p{re}c{io} virge iiij d iij s.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...Item in sex ho{m}i{ni}b{us} loc{atis} ad port{andum} le May die lune in sept{imana} pent{ecostes}((199)) ij s. It{em} in duob{us} hustrionib{us} locat{is} eodem tempore ij s. iiij d. It{em} in duab{us} libr{is} Cer{e} empt{is} p{ro} duob{us} tortic{ijs} inde fac{tis} ad ardend{um} in vig{i}lia Nat{iuitatis} s{an}c{t}i Ioh{ann}is Bapti{st}e cora{m} Maiore & C{ommun}itat{e} xv d. It{em} in duob{us} ho{m}i{ni}b{us} loc{atis} ad ead{e}m tortic{ia} eod{e}m temp{or}e portand{a} iiij d. It{em} in wocombe & Roson p{ro} stuffur{a} de lez crescentys eodem temp{or}e iiij d. It{em} in duob{us} ho{m}i{n}ib{us} locat{is} ad port{andum} lez crescent{ys} ij d. [It{em} in duob{us} hustrionib{us} loc{atis} eod{e}m temp{or}e vj d.] ... (({(Necessary Expenses)})) ... ...Et de viij s v d solut{is} p{ro} pann{o} lineo empt{o} p{ro} vno Olyfaunt inde faciend{o} die lune in festo pent{ecostes} Et de vj d solut{is} pro f{a}c{t}ura eiusd{e}m ... ... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{em} in sex ho{m}i{ni}b{us} locat{is} ad portand{um} le May die lune in septi{m}ana pent{ecoste}((200)) ij s.... ((mb 2d {(11 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Pleg{ij} Administrallor{um} p{ro} lez Scogennys Ioh{ann}es Clyston((201)) Ric{ard}us Bradmore. Et p{er} estimac{i}o{n}em {(blank)} ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{e}m soluto p{ro} rob{is} tr{ium} ad ministrallor{um} xxvj s. viij d.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...[It{em} dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni Ducis Suff{olcie} vj s. viij d. It{em} dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni Duc{is} Buk{ynghamie} vj s. viij d.] ... ((mb 2* {(External expenses)})) ...It{em} in iij tog{is} empt{i}s de Hugone Germyn p{ro} administrall{is} Ciuitat{is} xx s.... ((mb 1d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et eid{e}m v s p{ro} le Brauderyng togor{um} administrallor{um} Ciuitat{is} ... ((mb 2 {(External expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m in ij togis emptis p{ro} administrall{is} Ciuitat{is} xiij s. iiij d.... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...It{em} solut{o} p{ro} rob{is} iij ffustulat{orum} Ciuitat{is} hoc anno xxiiij s.... ... ((mb 1d {(4 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Nota M{anucaptores} Ioh{ann}is Dowe Will{elm}i halyday & Ioh{ann}is agaunt el{e}c{t}i((202)) in administrall{is} p{ro} Ciuitate Exon{iensis} hoc anno vid{e}l{ice}t p{ro} lez Scogenys & de se in occupac{ione} p{re}d{i}c{t}a in o{m}nib{us} se((203)) bene gerend{is} &c Thomas Kelly p{ro} Will{elmo} Halyday. Et p{ro} Ioh{ann}e agaunt Ioh{ann}es Barsaby Et p{ro} Ioh{ann}e Dowe Will{elmu}s hoigge ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{e}m in argento dat{o} Carnific' Exon{iensis} p{ro} le baytyng cui{us}d{a}m Taur{i} ap{u}d le boleryng ex antiqua consuet{udine} xij d.... [It{e}m dat{o} administrall' d{i}c{t}e ducis Exon{ie} p{er} p{re}c{eptum} M{aioris} & soc{iorum} suor{um} vj s. viij d.] It{e}m dat{o} administrall' d{omi}ni Ducis Exon{ie} de rewardo p{er} p{re}c{eptum} Maior{is} vj s viij d.... (({(Necessary expenses)})) ...It{e}m solut{o} hugoni Germyn p{ro} tog{is} administral{orum} Ciuit{atis} hoc anno xxvj s viij d ... It{e}m in expens{is} fact{is} circa rep{ar}ac{ionem} & emendac{ionem} de le [May & le] Olyfaunt & le May die lune in septimana pentecost{es}((204)) vij s iiij d ... ((mb 1d {(3 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... No{t}a No{m}i{n}a administrallor{um} Ioh{ann}es Dowe & Will{elmu}s halyday p{ro} hoc anno elect{orum} pl{egij} p{ro} Ioh{ann}e Dowe s{e}c{un}d{u}m cons{uetudinalem} vi{am}((205)) Ioh{annes} Coteler & Ioh{ann}es Bobyche It{e}m plegij p{ro} d{i}c{t}o Will{elm}o haliday d{i}c{ti} Ioh{ann}es Coteler & Ioh{annes} Bibiche ((mb 1d {(External expenses)})) Imprimis((206)) in ij togis empt{is} p{ro} ffustulat{oribus} Ciuitat{is} hoc a{nn}o xvj s. iiij d.... ... ((mb 31 {(Cash receipts)})) ...Et de iij s v d rec{eptis} de increment{is} p{ro} I ludo ib{ide}m((207)) ... ... ((mb 1d {(2 October)} {(Wait's pledge)})) ... M{anucaptor} Will{elm}i holedey vnius [M] Administralor{um} Ciuitatis Exon{iensis} p{ro} le Scogyn Reddend{o} & de se bene Iurendo((208)) p{ro} Anno seq{ue}n{ti} Ioh{ann}es Gildon ((mb 3 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{e}m In ij Togis empt{is} p{ro} administ{r}all{is} Ciuitat{is} xiij s. iiij d.... ((mb 29d {(16 April)})) ... Memo{ran}d{um} that Where as by longe tyme yeris and deyes be fore this tyme grete cont{r}auercy discorde & debate hath be by twyne the Corden{er}s and the Weu{er}s & Tokers of the Cite of Excetre as for ther goynge yn disporte on Midsom{er} nyght W{i}t{h} the Maier of the Cite for the tymes beynge atte Whiche tymes for defaute of punysshement of suche of ham as haue ben Wylfull refusynge to obeye good rule manslaghter & other myschyves dedis by likelihode hath by like sorte come. Wherapon now late for the good appesynge of the seid cont{r}auercy and debate ameene is hadde and fully assented & concluded yn the p{re}myss{es} by the Maier now beynge and the xxiiij men of the comyn Counseill of the seid Cite that on seynt Iohn ys \nyght \ next comynge yn the goynge & ridynge of the puple of ye Craftis forseid w{i}t{h} the seid Maier eu{er} a man of the Cordon{er}s & a Weu{er} or a Toker \or \ a Sherman to geder pesibilly & whiche of the said Craft{is} be more puple thos same to goo two and two to geder be fore. And as for the ridynge & goynge on disporte w{i}t{h} the Maier on Witmoneday next comynge eu{er}y man of the seid Craft{is} to goo gen{er}ally two & two to geder & frendly be haue ham Self. And that this ordynance be obs{er}ued obeyed and kepte apon the grete peyne that may falle theryn wheron the Maier to do execuc{i}on ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...It{em} solut{o} ad le Trumpet Will{elm}i Bastardi Exon{iensis} eod{e}m temp{or}e((209)) p{er} p{re}c{eptum} d{i}c{t}i M{aioris} xij d.... ((mb 1d {(Necessary expenses)})) ...It{em} in Rewardo dat{o} Ministrall{is} apud ffloyeryshmershe in ffesto Pashce iiij d. It{em} in Rewardo dat{o} eisd{e}m temp{or}e existent{is} d{omi}ni Comit{is} Deuon{ie} apud ffloyerysmershe vj d.((210)) ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ...It{e}m in argent{o} dat{o} Carnific' Exon{iensis} p{ro} le Bolebaytynge in Exon{iense} p{er} ij vices ij s. p{er} p{re}c{eptum} M{aioris} ... It{em} in iij tog{is} empt{is} p{ro} administrall{is} Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} xxvj s. viij d. ((mb 2d {(10 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptor} Ioh{ann}is Dawe vnius administrall{orum}((211)) Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} Will{el}m{u}s Hoyg M{anucaptor} Will{elm}i Holyday s{e}c{un}di administrall{orum}((211)) eiusd{e}m Ciuitat{is} Ioh{ann}es Thomas m{er}c{ier} M{anucaptor} Ioh{ann}is Colarne t{er}cij administrall{orum}((212)) d{i}c{t}e Ciuitat{is} Rad{ulph}us Lauerance ... ((mb 1d {(16 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Administrall{i} M{anucaptores} henr{ici} Stephenesson p{ro} le scogyn & o{mn}ib{us} que ad ip{su}m p{er}tine{n}t((213)) agend{is} p{ro} anno seq{ue}n{ti} Ioh{ann}es hamond & Ric{ard}us Baker s{u}b pena vj marc{arum} M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i ffilmore sub ead{e}m forma Thomas Warberton & Ric{ard}us Toker s{u}b p{en}a vj marc{arum} M{anucaptores} Ioh{ann}is Agaunt s{u}b eade{m} forma Rob{er}t{us} Smyth & Rob{er}tus Nuton sub p{en}a vj marc{arum} ... ((mb 1d {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...[It{em} solut{o} carnific' p{ro} le bolebetynge viij d] ... ... ((mb 2d {(12 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Administrall{i} M{anucaptores} Ric{ard}i Stephenson p{ro} le scogyn & de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tenet((214)) agend{is} p{ro} anno seq{ue}n{ti} scil{ice}t Thomas White & Ioh{ann}es Tylham sub pena C s. \Postea scil{ice}t in festo Innocenc{ium} a{nn}o r{egni} r{egis} E{dwardi} iiij\ti \ viij\o \ dict{us} scogyn delib{erabatur} Rob{er}to Chub Recept{ori} p{er} man{us} d{i}c{t}i Tho{m}e\ M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i ffilmore sub ead{e}m forma scil{ice}t Ioh{ann}es Groser & Thomas sub p{en}a C s M{anucaptores} Rob{er}ti Beaumont sub ead{e}m forma scil{ice}t Ric{ard}us Yoldon & Thomas Petyt sub p{en}a C s. ... ((mb 2d {(7 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Administrall{i} M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i fflymore vni{us} Histrionis Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} suo scuto & de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((215)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Rob{er}tus Neuton & Rog{er}us Michell Et Iur{atus} est Et rem{anet} M{anucaptores} Rob{er}ti Beaumont alteri{us} Histrionis ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((216)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Will{elmu}s Hayne & Ioh{ann}es ffolyott Et Iur{atus} est et rem{anet} M{anucaptores} Henrici Crede tercij histrionis ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo Et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} p{er}tinet((216)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ric{ard}us Ronewyll & Dodin{us}((217)) Mannyng. Et Iur{atus} est Et rem{anet} ((mb 2d {(12 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i ffilmore vni{us} speculator{um} Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((218)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ioh{ann}es Ecto{r} & Petrus Ecto{r} Et Iur{atus} {est} M{anucaptores} henrici Crede alteri{us} spec{u}lator{um} ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de Administrall{i} se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((218)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ric{ard}us Rondwill & Dodin{us}((219)) Mannyng M{anucaptores} Rob{er}ti Beaumont tercij spec{u}lator{um} ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((218)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ioh{ann}es Bunne & Ioh{ann}es Ecto{r} ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et p{ro} robis triu{m} mimor{um} xxvj s. viij d.... ... ((mb 2d {(11 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i ffilmore vni{us} mimor{um} Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc a{nn}o seq{ue}n{ti} el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((220)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ric{ard}us Baker & Ioh{ann}es Clyston((221)) Et Iur{atus} est Et rem{anet} Administrall{i} M{anucaptores} Henrici Crede alteri{us} mimor{um} ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((220)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Rob{er}tus Chubb & Ric{ard}us Tournor Et Iur{atus} est M{anucaptores} Rob{er}ti Beamont tercij mimor{um} ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m a{nn}o el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se b{e}n{e} gerend{o} in o{mn}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((220)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ioh{ann}es Bunne & Thomas Penhale Et Iur{atus est} ... ((mb 2d {(10 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i ffilmore vnius Mimor{um}((222)) Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc anno seq{ue}n{ti} el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo Et de se bene gerend{o} in o{mn}ibus que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tin{ent} p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scil{ice}t Ric{ard}us Baker & Ioh{ann}es Cliston((223)) Et Iur{atus} est & rem{anet} M{anucaptores} Henrici Crede alterius Mimor{um}((222)) Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc anno seq{ue}n{ti} el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo Et de se bene gerend{o} in om{n}ib{us} que((224)) officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tin{ent} scil{ice}t Robert{us} Chubb & Ric{ard}us Turn{er} Et Iur{atus} est & rem{anet} M{anucaptores} Rob{er}ti Beamont t{er}cij Mimor{um}((222)) ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m anno el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo & de se bene gerend{o} in Om{n}ib{us} que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tin{ent} scilic{et} Ioh{ann}es Browne & Tho{mas} Penhale Et Iur{atus} est & rem{anet} ((mb 3 {(Fees Paid)})) ... ...Et p{ro} Robis triu{m} mimor{um} xxvij s.... ((mb 2d {(13 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptores} Will{elm}i ffilmore vni{us} mimor{um}((225)) Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc Anno seq{ue}n{ti} el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo et de se bene gerend{o} in Om{n}ib{us} que ad Officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tinet((226)) p{er} ip{su}m agend{is} scili{ce}t Ric{ard}us Baker. & Ioh{ann}es Cliston ((227)) Et Iur{atus} est Et rem{anet}. M{anucaptores} Henrici Crede alt{e}rius mimor{um}((228)) Exon{iensis} p{ro} hoc Anno seq{uenti} el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo. Et de se bene gerend{o} in Om{n}ibus que ad officiu{m} suu{m} p{er}tin{ent} scili{ce}t Robert{us} Chubb & Ric{ard}us Torner Et Iur{atus} e{st} & re{manet} M{anucaptores} Roberti Beamont tercij((229)) mimor{um}((228)) ib{ide}m p{ro} eod{e}m anno el{e}c{t}i p{ro} scuto suo & de se bene gerend{o} in Om{n}ib{us} que ad offici{um} su{um} p{er}t{inent} scil{ice}t Ioh{ann}es Punne & Thomas Penhale. Et Iur{atus} est & re{manet} ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um}((230)) xxvij s.... ((mb 3* {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et soluto p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um}((230)) xxvij s.... ((mb 1d* {(10 January)} {(Final adjustments)})) ... ...Et viij solid{i} & ij d resid{ui} dat{i} fuerunt ffrat{er}nitati Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ad subportand{um} on{er}a sua hoc anno ex gr{aci}a Ciuitatis & c{etera} ... ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um}((230)) xxvij s.... (({(Gifts and grants)})) ...Et in xl d. dat{is} Custodi vrcor{um} de regardo ...Et soluto Mag{ist}ro artis pillep{ar}ij((231)) x s p{ro} sustentac{ione} Onerum eor{um} hoc Anno ex gracia conc{essione} Ciuitat{is} ... ... ((mb 6 {(24 June)} {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et eis diu{er}sis Mimis solut{i} hoc a{nn}o xvj d ... ... ((mb 2d {(7 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Robert{us} Beamont M{anucaptores} p{ro} color{ibus} Ioh{ann}es Parker & Ioh{ann}es Iule Ioh{ann}es Ioce{{md}}\Ioh{ann}es \ Segour Ioh{ann}es Brendon Thomas Ioce Mimor{um}((232)) Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} Thomas Pyke Ioh{ann}es Hoigye ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um}((233)) xxvij s.... ... ((mb 5 {(Necessary expenses)})) ijd{e}m Comput{ant} ... sol{uisse} p{ro} Mimis conduct{is} hoc anno xij d ... ... ((mb 4 {(Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um}((234)) xxx s.... ... ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} mimeru{m}((235)) xxx s.... ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis iij miner{um}((236)) xl s.... (({(Gifts and grants)})) ...Et dat{o} Pellipar{ijs} ad sustentacion{em} frat{er}nitat{is} Corp{or}is chr{ist}i x s.... (({(Necessary expenses)})) ...Et Custod{ibus} Macelle in verberacione Tauri viij d.... ((mb 2 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...Et Pelliparijs p{ro} sustenac{ione} solempnit{atis} Corp{or}is chr{ist}i x s.... (({Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimer{um}((237)) xl s.... ((mb 13* {(1 November-24 June)} {(Final adjustments)})) ... ...postea on{er}ant{ur} de xj d ob. rec{eptis} de quad{a}m lusione apud ffrerenhay hoc anno. Et de v/ s rec{eptis} de alia lusione voc{ata} Robyn Hode hoc anno ... (({(Payments)})) ...Et eis xj d ob. supp{er}ius onerati p{ro} lusione in ffrerenhay hoc a{nn}o quia in m{ercato}((238)) ... ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um} hoc anno xl s.... (({(Gifts and grants)})) ...Et pelliparijs Exon{iensis} ad sustentac{i}o{n}em frat{er}nitat{is} Corp{or}is chr{ist}i x s.... ... ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et soluto p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um} hoc anno xl s.... ... ((mb 4 {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et ei iij s. iiij d. solut{i} pellepar{ijs} hoc anno ex dono Ciuitat{is} p{ro} solempnitate ffesti Corp{or}is chr{ist}i ... ((mb 3 {(Fees)})) ... ...Et soluto p{ro} Robis p{ro} triu{m} Mimor{um}((239)) hoc anno xl s.... ... ((f 77 {(Expenses)})) ... In Reward{o} dat{o} Mimis d{omi}ni Regi((240)) Angl{ie} xiij s iiij d ... ((mb 2d {(9 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... Robertus Bemond Nich{ola}us Browne & Nich{ola}us Mereke \Mimor{um} Ciuetat{is}((241)) Inue{nue}r{unt} manu{captores}\ p{ro} Coler{ibus} scili{ce}t [Reginald Saddeler] Ioh{ann}es ffirest & Thomas Russell & Ioh{ann}es Parker & Henr{icus} Curteys & Ioh{ann}es Cusyn & Henr{icus} Taylor ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et soluto p{ro} Robis p{ro} triu{m} Mimor{um}((242)) hoc anno xl s.... ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et soluto p{ro} Robis p{ro} triu{m} Mimor{um}((243)) hoc anno xl s.... ...Et Gardiano vrcor{um} p{ro} le Bere Betyng iij s.... ... ((mb 5 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et soluto p{ro} Robis p{ro} triu{m} Mimor{um}((244)) xl. s.... ((mb 7 {(Necessary expenses)})) ...Et soluto p{ro} le Bulbetyng xvj d.... Et soluto p{ro} emend{acione} triu{m} Colariu{m} Mimor{um} Ciuitat{is} p{re}d{icte} x s.... Et p{ro} le bulbetyng alia vice xvj d.... ((mb 8)) ...Et solut{o} custodibus artific{ij} & mister{ij} pillip{ar}ior{um} Ciuitat{is} Exon{ie} in festo corpus((245)) chr{ist}i hoc anno p{ro} lusione fact{a} x[iij] s. [iiij d.] ... Et solut{o} p{ro} Regardo((246)) Mimis d{omi}ni Regis hoc anno n{ihi}l [{{.........}}] Et in Rigardo diu{er}c{is} alijs Mimis hoc anno Maioram((247)) visitant{ibus} n{ihi}l((248)) [{{.........}}] ... ((f 82 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} in Reward{o} dat{o} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} hoc a{nn}o x s ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um} eiusd{e}m Ciuitat{is} xl s.... ... ((mb 3 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...Et solut{o} Custod' frat{er}nitat{is} corp{or}is chr{ist}i hoc anno ad sustentand{um} eor{um} lusu{m} x s.... (({(Expenses incurred)})) ...Et solut{o} p{ro} insultac{ione} vnius tauri p{ro}ut moris est xvj d ... ((f 84 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} mi{ni}str{is} an{gli}ce mynstrels n{ost}ris((249)) d{omi}ni Reg{is} vj viij d ... It{em} in Reward fact{o} mynstrels d{omin}i Regis xiij s iiij d ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et p{ro} Robis iij Mimor{um} dict{e} Ciuitat{is}. xl. s.... (({(Gifts and grants)})) ...Et Custod' ffrat{er}nitat{is} corp{or}is chr{ist}i p{ro} sustentac{ione} sui lusi((250)) ... ((mb 3 {(Necessary expenses)})) ...Et p{ro} insultac{ione} vni{us} tauri hoc anno fact{a} viij. d. Et p{ro} regardo dat{o} Carnific' p{ro} tauro p{re}dict{o}. viij. d.... Et p{ro} quad{a}m lusione fact{a} in Gild Aula Exon{iensis} coram Maiore & socijs suis. v.s. Et p{ro} focalib{us} in Camino ib{ide}m temp{or}e eiusd{e}m lusionis occupat{is} iij. d.... Et solut{o} Mimis d{omi}ni Regis ex regardo. vj. s. viij. d.... ... ((f 85v {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} in Rewardo dat{o} diu{er}s{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} x s ... ((mb 3 {(17 October)} {(Waits' pledges)})) ... M{anucaptores} p{ro} Roberto Beamont vno Mimor{um} Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} tam p{ro} Officio suo fidelit{er} ex{er}cend{o} q{u}am p{ro} Colar{i} suo reddend{o} videli{ce}t Ioh{ann}es Toker hosyer & Will{el}m{u}s Hopkyn p{ro} anno p{re}sent{i} M{anucaptores} p{ro} Nich{ola} Broune s{e}c{un}d{o} Mimor{um} eiusd{e}m Ciuitat{is} tam p{ro} Officio suo q{ua}m p{ro} Colari suo videli{ce}t Ioh{ann}es Wynter & Ioh{ann}es Wyll Baker M{anucaptores} p{ro} Nich{ola}o Meryett Tercio Mimor{um} Ciuitat{is} p{re}dict{e} tam p{ro} Officio suo q{u}am p{ro} Colar{i} suo videli{ce}t Ioh{ann}es Straddon & Laur{encius} Draper &c ... ((mb 2 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et p{ro} Robis iij Mimor{um} dict{e} Ciuitat{is}. xl. s.... ((mb 3 {(Gifts and grants)})) ... ...Et Custod' ffrat{er}nitat{is} Corp{or}is chr{ist}i p{ro} Sustentac{ione} sui. \ludi n{ihi}l \... (({(Payments to royal servants)})) ...Et solut{o} Mimis d{omi}ni Regis videl{ice}t lez Trumpett{es} p{ro} eor{um} regard{o} vj. s. viij. d.... ... ((mb 3 {(Fees paid)})) ... ...Et solut{o} p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um} p{re}d{i}c{t}e Ciuitat{is} xl. s.... ((f 89 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} [minstor{um}] mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} ex rewardo Cap{ituli} x s ... ((f 1v* {(10 October)})) ... It{e}m to the mynystrel{es} of Excest{er} x s ... ((mb 2d {(Fees paid)})) ...Et p{ro} Robis triu{m} Mimor{um} Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} xl. s.... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et iij\b{us} \ Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} Robis. xl. s.... ... ((mb 3 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et trib{us} Mimis d{i}c{t}e Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} Robis & pens{ione} xl. s.... ((f 94 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} in Reward{o} dat{o} mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} \hoc anno \ x s ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et solut{o} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} tam p{ro} eor{um} robis q{u}am p{ro} eor{um} regardo. xl. s.... ((mb 4d {(Final adjustments)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Regis x.s.... ... ((mb 5)) \Expens{e} fact{e} circa recepc{ionem} d{omi}ne Kat{er}ine p{ri}ncipisse \ In p{ri}mis solut{o} Thome Langeworthy p{ro} x virg{is} de Chamlet empt{is} p{ro} Gladifer{o} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} toga sua inde faciend{a} p{re}c{io} cuiusl{ibe}t virg{e} {(blank)} xxvj. s. viij. d. Et Gilb{er}to Waryn p{ro} vj virg{is} lat{i} pan{ni} rubij coloris p{ro} lib{er}at{is} S{er}uient{ium} ad Clauam p{re}c{io} cuiusl{ibe}t virg{e} ij. s. viij d((251)) - xvj.s. Et Ioh{ann}i Gustote p{ro} xij virg{is} \& di{midio} \ pan{ni} strict{i} nigri Coloris p{re}c{io} virg{e} xij. d.((252)) xij.s. iiij.d. Et p{ro} iiij\or \ virg{is} & di{midio} lat{i} pan{ni} rubij coloris p{ro} Mimis empt{is} p{re}c{io} virg{e}. ij. s. viij. d.((253)) - xij. s. Et p{ro} iiij\or \ .virg{is} & di{midio} pan{ni} lat{i} nigri coloris empt{is} p{ro} eisd{e}m p{re}c{io} virg{e} ij. s.((254)) - ix. s. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Will{elm}o Sompterman p{ro} equo suo conduct{o} p{ro} nuncio Regio p{er} iiij\or \ dies capiend{o} p{er} diem iiij. d.((255)) xvj. d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Galfrido Currant p{ro} labore suo ad conducend{um} l{itte}ras Regias ab Exon{iense} vsq{ue} Tauistoke xx d Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} ac no{m}i{n}e regardi delib{er}at{is} Mimis d{omi}ne princisse .xvj. s. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} quod{a}m equo empto & Ioh{ann}i Styell no{m}i{n}e regardi dat{o} .xx. s. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} & no{m}i{n}e regardi delib{er}at{is} cuid{a}m ho{min}i qui conduxit pallifridos Regine Angl{ie} a london vsq{ue} ad Exon{iensem} .vj. s. viij d Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} vno albo pallifrido empt{o} & dict{e} d{omi}ne princisse dat{o} p{er} conciliu{m} xxiiij\or \ de co{mun}i Concilio dict{i} Ciuitat{is} Exon{iensis} .vij. li. Et p{ro} custodia eiusd{e}m postea .ij. s. viij. d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} ij\b{us} \ virg{is} pan{ni} de scarlett ad faciend{um} vnam Trappor p{ro} pallifrido p{re}dict{o} empt{is} p{re}c{io} virg{e} x. s.((256)) - xx. s. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} quinq{ue} buttons sup{er} dict{am} Trapper impo{s}it{is} & fact{is} p{re}c{io} ciuisl{ibe}t eor{um} .xx. d.((257)) - viij. s. iiij. d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} vna virg{a} di{midio} & vno Naile de veluet empt{is} ad faciend{um} faller p{ro} pallifrid{o} p{re}dict{o} p{re}c{io} virge x. s((258)) - xvj .s. viij. d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} iij quartars & vno Naile de velvet p{ro} freno & le Croper dict{i} pallefrid{i} hernisiand{o} ix. s. x. d. Et p{ro} freno Et p{ro} v. virgat{is} pan{ni} linij ad duplicand{um} p{re}dict{um} Trapper p{re}c{io} virg{e} iiij .d.((259)) xx.d. Et in den{a}r{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} fact{ura} eiusd{e}m Ric{ard}o Downyng iij. s. iiij .d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Ioh{ann}i Robyns p{ro} le hedstall vno pare de Brode Raynes vno pactrell bokell bocez & vno white webbe empt{is} .v. s. vj. d. Et p{ro} vno Bitt de se empt{o} x. d. Et pro deaurac{ione} eiusd{e}m xx. d. et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} papulo equino p{ro} d{omi}na principissa tunc conduct{o} videl{ice}t Ioh{ann}i Wyse .ij. s. iiij. d. Et Ioh{ann}i Colb Baker p{ro} consi{mi}li papul{i} xij. d. S{um}ma xvj. li. xv. s. vj. d. ... ((f 96 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} in Reward{o} dat{o} mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} hoc Anno x s ... ((mb 3 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} tam p{ro} eor{um} pens{ione} q{u}am p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}at{ura} xl. s.... ((mb 4)) ... \Expens{e} fact{e} in Gild{a} Aula & p{ro} capella ib{ide}m \ ...Et in denar{ijs} sol{utis} losorib{us} p{ro} quod{a}m ludo ib{ide}m coram Maiore & socijs suis ac alijs q{u}am plurimis ib{ide}m fact{o} vj s. viij. d.... ... ((mb 2d)) ... \dona fact{a} Mimis d{omi}ni Regis & alijs \ Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Regis no{m}i{n}e regardi in domo Will{elm}i ffrost xiij s. iiij d.... ... ((f 99v {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} in Rewardo dat{o} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} hoc anno x s ... ((mb 3 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}at{ura} & pens{ione} p{er} annu{m}. xl. s.... ((mb 4 {(Guildhall expenses)})) ... ...Et p{ro} lusorib{us} ib{ide}m ad ludend{um} conduct{is} no{m}i{n}e regardi. iiij. s. Et p{ro} su{m}mag{io} focal{is} tu{n}c empt{i} ij. d. ob.... (({(External expenses)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custodib{us} vrsor{um} p{er} duas vices hic hoc anno insultat{ioni} no{m}i{n}e regardi vj. s. viij. d. Et p{ro} vino int{er} xxiiij\or \ tunc potat{o} xvj. d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Ioh{ann}i pom{er}ay p{ro} insultac{ione} vni{us} tauri viij d. Et p{ro} vino tunc potat{o} xv. d.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} no{m}i{n}e Regardi Mimis d{omi}ni Regis x. s.... ((f 101 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m in rewardo dat{o} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} xiij die{m}((260)) septe{m}b{ris} x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitatis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}at{ura} & penc{i}o{n}e p{er} a{nnu}m xl. s.... ((f 1v)) Wyne gyue{n} and other charg{es} doon vppon the Kyng{es} s{er}u{a}nt{es} and the King of Castile at his beyng here ... It{e}m [j] p{ay}d to the Kyng{es} Mynstrell x s. ... It{e}m for the Baytyng of ij Bulles and drynkyng at the same ij s. viij d. ... ((f 2 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) [It{e}m for the Beytyng of iiij Bil Bulles and wyn for the Maire and his brethern for the same vs. iiijd.] ... ((f 103 {(1 August)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m in Reward{o} dat{o} Mimis((261)) d{omi}ni Reg{is} i{n} adui{n}c{u}la s{an}c{t}i pet{r}i x s ((mb 3 {(Civic Officials' fees)})) ... ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitatis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}at{ura} & penc{i}o{n}e p{er} a{nnu}m. xl. s.... ((f 105 {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} ex Reward{o} hoc a{nn}o x s ... ((mb 3 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis d{i}c{t}e Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}at{ura} & penc{i}o{n}e .xl. s.... ((f 106v {(8 September)} {(Expenses)})) ... \It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in die Natiuitat{is} beate Marie Vi{r}ginis x s\ ... ((mb 3 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitatis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}at{ura} & penc{i}o{n}e xl s.... ((f 108 {(22 August)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} ex Regardo Capit{u}li inf{r}a oct{a}u{um} Assumpc{ionis} [x d] x s ... ((mb 1* {(Account rendered 1 November)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... ...Et p{ro} renouac{ione} sagitte s{an}c{t}i Ed{mund}i m{{....}}t'((262)) p{ro} Robynhod iiij. d.... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} & penc{i}o{n}e xl. s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e xvj d ... ((f 13v* {(11 July)})) ... \No{t}a \ ((par)) Whiche aggre that from hensforth ther shall be \no \ riot kept in any p{ar}ysh by the yong man of the same p{ar}ish \called Robyn hode \ but oonly the Churche holyday except ther be any holy day Within the Vtas of the same and if any be the p{er}sons so doyng shall be punysshed by the Mayre ... ((f 109v {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} ex Rewardo x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} & penc{i}o{n}e xl. s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e xvj d ... ((f 111v {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in Regard{o} x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} & penc{ione} xl. s.... ((mb 5)) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e xvj d. Et p{ro} vino et piris tunc potat{is} x d.... ((f 114 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m in Regardo Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} et penc{ione} xl. s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insulta{{.....}}((263)) xvj d ... ((f 115v {(7 June)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Regis vij\o \ die Iunij in Regardo x s ... ((mb 5 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et penc{ione} xl. s. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} Autu{m}pnal{i} ex concens{u}((264)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e vna vice xvj d ... ((f 55v* {(10 October)})) ... \waytes no{t}a \ It{em} they All Aggre that the Waytis shall haue eu{er}y yere fromhensforth ther somer lyverey ((f 117v {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} iij\b{us} \ mimis Reg{is} ex Rewardo x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} & penc{ione} xl. s. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autu{m}pnal{i} ex consenc{u}((265)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e vna vice xvj d ... ((f 57v* {(31 July)})) ... \\mairies chaplyn\ \ ((266)) The whiche holy aggre that S{ir} Will{i}am Aysshe the towne prest shall haue yerely his somer lyu{er}ey of the Cite as the Sargeant{es} swarde {{be}}rer & the Co{m}en Wayt{es} hath ... ((f 118v {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in Regard{o} x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} & penc{ione} xl s. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} Autu{m}pnal{i} ex concenc{u}((267)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e vnia((268)) vice xvj d ... ((f 120 {(27 July)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} xxvij\o \ die Iulij in Reward{o} x s ... ((mb 3 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et penc{ione} xl s. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um}((269)) lib{er}atur{a} Autumpnal{i} ex concens{u}((270)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... ((mb 4)) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultat{ione} vnia((271)) vice xvj d ... ((f 121v {(21 June)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m in Reward{o} dat{o} Mimis D{omi}ni Reg{is} xxj die Iunij x s ... ((f 123 {(7 May)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m vij\o \ die Maij Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in regard{o} p{er} M{r} Tollet x s ... ((mb 5 {(Cash receipts)})) ... ...Et de ij s rec{eptis} p{ro} p{re}stac{i}o{n}e Tunice Rob{er}ti hode diu{er}s{is} p{ar}ochianis hoc anno.... ... ((mb 5 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitatis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et penc{i}o{n}e xl s. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} Autumpnal{i} ex concens{u}((272)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macelle p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{ione} vna vice viij d ... ((f 124v {(24 July)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in vi{gili}a sancti Iacobi Ap{osto}li in Regard{o} x s ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et p{ro} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et penc{i}o{n}e xl s. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autumpn{ali} ex concenc{u}((273)) xxiiij\o \ xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macelle p{ro} taurator{um} insultac{ione} vna vice viij d ... ((f 125 {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} p{ro} mun{er}e x s ... ((mb 6 {(Cash receipts)})) ... ...Et de xiiij d receptis Tunicis iocalib{us} hoc anno p{re}stat{is} ... ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et p{ro} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et penc{i}o{n}e xxxvj s \vj d \ Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autumpn{ali} exconcenc{u}((274)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et indenar{ijs}((275)) solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macelle p{ro} taurator{um} insultac{ione} vna vice viij d. Et de vino et piris tu{n}c potat{is} xij d ... ((f 126v {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} p{ro} Regard{o} x s ... ((mb 5 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et p{ro} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et penc{i}one xxxvj s. vj d. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} libatur{a}((276)) autumpn{ali} exconcenc{u}((277)) xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et in denari{js}((278)) solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macelle p{ro} taurator{um} insultac{ione} vnia((279)) vice xvj d. Et de vino et piris tu{n}c potat{is} ij s. vj d.... ((f 127v {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} [h] ex Rewardo x s ... ((f 129 {(16 September)} {(Expenses)})) ... \No{t}a \ It{e}m mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} in regardo x s xvj\to \ die septe{m}bris a{n}no d{omi}ni sup{ra}dict{o} ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et solut{o} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}tur{a} yemal{i} et p{ro} penc{i}o{n}e xlviij s. viij d. Et eisdem p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autumpnal{i} ex conuenc{i}o{n}e xxiiij\or \ xxvj s viij d. ... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custodib{us} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um} insultac{ione} vna vice viij d. Et p{ro} vino & piris tu{n}c occupat{is} viij d.... ((mb 2d* {(Final adjustments)})) M{emoran}d{um} q{uo}d rem{anent} in manub{us} dict{i} Comp{utarij} vlt{ra} p{re}dict{am} su{m}ma{m} vnu{m} Colariu{m} argentiu{m} p{ro} vno Mimo dict{e} ((280)) fact{um} ... M{emoran}d{um} that this Coler wasse delyu{er}yd to a Newe waytt & ys surty for hem Thom{a}s Cryott &c ... ((p 1* {(Costs and charges)})) ... It{em} y p{ay}d to the kyng{es} mynteryll{es} x s. It{em} y p{ay}d to the kyng ys Iugeler v s. It{em} y p{ay}d to my lady ys grasse of Densche{r}((281)) ys menteryll iij s. It{em} y p{ay}d to my lorde cardenall ys ment\e \rryll{es} ((282)) \a crowne \ iiij s. It{em} y p{ay}d to the Dewke of Sowthefolke ys berre heyyerde \to a Reward \ v s. It{em} y p{ay}d to my lorde of Arrendyll ys me{n}teryll{es} a po{n} Synt Iorge ys dayye xx d. ... ((f 130v {(2 August)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{em} p{ro} regard{o} Mimis D{omini} reg{is} 2\o \ die augusti x s ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et solut{o} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis((283)) dict{e} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} et p{ro} penc{i}one xxxvj s. viij d. Et eisd{e}m p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autumpnal{i} ex conuenc{i}one xxiiij\or \ xx[vj] s. [viij d] ... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custodib{us} Macell{e} p{ro} tauror{um}((284)) insultac{ione} vno((285)) vice viij d. Et p{ro} vino & piris tu{n}c occupat{is} xxij d. ... ((mb 3d {(Allowances)})) ...Et sol{uto} vrcifero d{omi}ni Reg{is} voc{ato} the kyng{es} beryerd ij s. ((mb 2d)) ...Et sol{uto} Mimis Comitisse Deuon{ie} iij s. iiij d ...Et sol{uto} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} x s.... ((109 {(2 June)})) The holy agree that Ione Luter schalbe Carried abowte the Cite yn a Carte w{i}t{h} a rayhowde [w{i}t{h}] apone heir hede accordyng to the Cusement{es} by dyu{er}s yn quest{es} ageynst heir p{re}sentyd and accordyng to the ponysment{es} of suche luyde p{er}sons yn the Cite of olde tyme vsed & Custumyd and aft{er} to banesse the Cite yn Co{n}tynent ((f 131v {(24 September)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni Regis in Regardo 24\to \ die mens{is} septembr{is} a{nn}o d{omi}ni 1525\to \ x s ((mb 11 {(Cash receipts)})) ... ...E{t} de n{ihi}l recept{o} [de] p{ro} p{re}stac{i}one Campan{arum} p{ro} le Morys danse... ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et solut{o} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciui{ta}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} & p{ro} penc{i}one xxxvj s. vj d. Et eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autumpnal{i} ex conuenc{i}one xxiiij\or \ xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custodib{us} Macell{i} p{ro} Tauror{um} insultac{i}one vna vice viij d. Et p{ro} vino & piris tu{n}c occupat{is} n{ihi}l ... ... ((mb 3d {(Allowances)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} x s. ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ne Comitisse Deuon{ie} iij s. iiij d.... ((f 132v {(12 June)} {(Expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni regis in Regard{o} xij die mens{is} Iunij an{n}o d{omi}ni Mill{esi}mo CCCCCxxvj\to \ x s ... ((mb 5d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et solut{o} \trib{us} \ Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciui{ta}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} & p{ro} penc{i}one xxxvj s. vj d. Et \quatuor \ [eisd{e}m] Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autu{m}pnal{i} ex Conuenc{i}one xxiiij\or \ xxvj s. viij d.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} Tauror{um} insultac{i}one vno((286)) vice viij d. Et p{ro} vino & piris tunc occupat{is} iij s. ij d.... ... ((mb 4d {(Expenses and payments)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} viij\o \ die Ianuarij Mimis Comitisse deuon{ie} p{ro} Rewardo in domo Maioris iii s. iiij d.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni ffitzwaryn xxviij\o \ die Ianuarij in domo Maioris ij s.... ((mb 3d)) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} p{ro} insult{acione} vrsor{um} d{omi}ni de Suffolk{ia} v s. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Reg{is} x s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni Capit{a}lis Iudic{is} in domo Maioris xx d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Iogulat{oribus} d{omi}ni Regis ib{ide}m v s.... ((mb 2d)) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} to the kyng{es} players vj s. viij d. Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni admiral xij d. ... ((f 134 {(25 June)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m Mimis d{omi}ni regis in Regard{o} xxv\to \ die mens{is} Iunij an{n}o d{omi}ni 1527\o \ x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et solut{o} quatuor Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciui{ta}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} libatur{a} yemal{i} & p{ro} penc{i}one sua xlviij s. viij d.((287)) Et eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autumpnal{i} ex Conuencion{e} xxiiij\or \ nup{er} concess{a} xxvj s. viij d.... ((mb 4d)) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} Tauror{um} insultac{i}one vna vice viij d. Et pro vino & piris tunc occupat{is} iij s. iiij d ... ... (({(Expenses)})) Et in denarijs solut{is} Mimis d{omi}ni henrici Comit{is} Deuon{ie} vj s. viij d.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} vrcifero ducis Suff{olchie} p{ro} verb{er}ac{i}one vrsor{um} suor{um} iij s. iiij d. Et in denarijs solut{is} p{ro} vino tunc occupat{o} apud domu{m} Ioh{ann}is Crofte xij d.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} duobus Mimis Cam{er}e d{omi}ni Regis qui ludebant cu{m} a kytt & bagge pype xx d.... ((f 135v {(18 June)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m solut{o} xviij die mens{is} Iunij Anno d{omi}ni Mill{esim}o CCCCCxxviij\o \ Mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} in regardo x s ... ((f 54 {(31 October)})) \Mituac{i}o((288)) mitre &c \pro parvo Episcopo i:e: Episcopo Pueroru{m} ut puto\ \ Vltimo die mens{is} p{re}dict{i} octobris Anno et loco p{re}dict{is} m{agiste}r Robertus Weston mutuauit a Capit{u}lo qua{n}da{m} mitra{m} p{ro} p{ar}uo Ep{iscop}o((289)) Roba{m} pectorale bauderic{um} ac par cirothecar{um}. et p{ro}misit p{ro} restituc{ione} eoru{n}dem p{rese}ntib{us} Rise Weston Michell Horsey &c vt sup{r}a ... ((mb 4-4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et sol{uto} trib{us} co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ci{uita}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} & p{ro} pencione sua xxxvj s. vj d. | Et sol{uto} eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autu{m}pnal{i} ex conuenc{ione} p{er} xxiiij\o \((290)) nup{er} concess{a} xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} Tauror{um} insultac{ione} vno((291)) vice viij d. Et p{ro} vino & piris tu{n}c occupat{is} iij s. iiij d ... ... ((mb 3d-2d {(Expenses)})) ...It{em} payd the xxvjti day of ffebruary to my lord ffewaren Mynstell{es} ij s.... It{em} to the kyng{es} Mynstrellys x s. ((mb 2d)) ...It{em} my lord Markys Mynstrellys vj s. It{em} my lord Markys Mynstellys of Dorsett xij d.... It{em} payed the xij\th \ off Iuly to the kyng{es} playr{es} that played yn the yldhall x s. It{em} payed for drynke to the players Whyll the played ij d. It{em} ffor a pottell off Wyne that was gevyn to the said players yn Master Mayr{es} howse after the playe was don v s.... ((f136v {(10 June)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m solut{o} x\o \ die mens{is} Iunij Anno d{omi}ni M{illesimo} CCCCCxxix\o \ Mimis d{omi}ni regis in regard{o} x s ... ((mb 6 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et solut{o} trib{us} co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} & p{ro} pencione sua xxxvj s. vj d. Et sol{uto} eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autu{m}pnal{i} exconuenc{ione} ((292)) p{ro}((293)) xxiiij\or \ nup{er} Concess{a} xx s.... Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} p{ro} Tauror{um} insultac{ione} vno((294)) vice viij d. Et p{ro} vino & piris tu{n}c occupat{is} v s vj d ... ((mb 6d-5d {(Allowances)})) ... ...It{em} Gevyn to my lord Cheyff{es} Iustys Mynstellys xij d.... It{em} Gyewyen to Master Recorder Menstrell{es} xx d.... It{em} payed to My lorde ffyewarryng ys menstrell{es} ij s. It{em} for makyn klyen of the Coplett Wytt harnayes a geynst saynt Gerege ys daye ij s.... It{em} payed to the kyngg{es} Mensterll{es} at Master Mayre ys howsse x s.... ((mb 5d)) ...It{em} payd to My lorde Marchonsse of Exceter ys Mensterll{es} v s.... ((mb 6 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et solut{o} trib{us} co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciui{ta}t{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} yemal{i} p{ro} pencione sua xxxvj s. vj d. Et sol{uto} eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} autu{m}pnal{i} ex Conuenc{ione} p{ro} ((295)) xxiiij\or \ nup{er} Concess{a} xx s.... ((mb 5d {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m ffor Nayll{es} Racke houck{es} for hellyng Stonys ffor lyme ffor paper ffor pavyng ffor Reward{es} off Wyne to M{r} Denys ffor the plomer & ffor other thyng{es} Nesessary and ffor ffreren haye and also to my lord Markus off Exceter ys mynsterell{es} & to S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys Mynsterell{es} as pereth by the bucke p{ar}teculerly iiij li. ix s. iiij d.... It{em} p{ay}d to my lorde Cheveyust{es} Mynsterell{es} & to my lord ffewarryns ij s It{e}m payd to M{r} Denys ys Mynsterell{es} iij s. iiij d It{em} p{ay}d polyng ffor makeyng off the Whorlegog{es} as by a byll therof shall a pere & w{ith} the Iron & nayll{es} & the tymber bo@zth off M{r} Chubbe xxviij s.... It{e}m ffor Thomas the Wayte ys howse as by a byll therof Shall a pere S{um}ma ix s. iiij d ... ((f 132v {(7 January)})) ... This p{re}sent day M{aster} Richard Denys hath delyu{er}ed yn the Coler which remayned in the kepyng of M{aster} Rob{er}t Buller for on of the [s{er}iant{es}] wayt{es} conteynyng xliiij lynk{es} w{i}t{h} a scogyn which now remayneth yn the hand{es} of M{aster} Ri{chard} Martyn receyvo{r} ((f 139v {(20 August)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m solut{o} mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} xx\o \ die Augusti a{nn}o p{re}d{i}c{t}o x s ... ((f 141 {(14 July)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m xiiij die Iulij a{nn}o d{omi}ni mill{esi}mo ccccc\o \ xxxij\do \ mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} x s ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et sol{uto} trib{us} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis dict{e} Ciuitat{is} p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} hyemal{i} p{ro} penc{i}o{n}e sua xxxvj s. vj d Et sol{uto} eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} attumpnal{i} ex Conuenc{i}o{n}e p{er} xxiiij nup{er} concess{a} xx s. ... ((mb 3d {(Allowances)})) ... ...It{e}m payed vnto the kyng{es} Iugkelers yn M{aster} Mayre ys housse v s.... It{e}m payed vnto my lorde ffevaryng ys Menstres yn M{aster} Mayre ys howsse iij s. iiij d.... It{e}m payed to my lorde cheffe Iust{es} ys Mynsters at M{aster} Master((296)) ys howsse ij s.... ((mb 2d)) ...It{e}m payed to hem beure the stondert amydsom{er} ny@zth w{i}t{h} horse & all ij s. It{e}m payed to my lorde Marcas ys mensters vj s. viij d ... It{e}m payed to ye kyng{es} Menstrens before Mychellmas x s.... It{e}m payed vnto ye quene ys Mensterns v s.... It{e}m payed to ye kyng{es} Mensters that browte ye letters to M{aster} Mayre vj s. viij d ... It{e}m payed to ye berred for hys beres v s.... ... ((f 142v {(5 September)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m solut{o} mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} qui{n}to die Septe{m}br{is} a{nn}o d{omi}ni 1533 x s ... ((mb 3d {(Allowances)})) ...It{e}m paid in reward to my lord of Suffolkes Mynstrels by the co{m}mandem{en}t of M{r} Maire & others of the xxiiij\ti \ iij s. iiij d ... It{e}m paid in reward to M{r} Denys Mynstrell{es} ij s.... It{e}m paid in reward to my lord chief Iustice mynstrels iij s. iiij d ... It{e}m paid to Brendon the kyng{es} Iuggeler in reward v s.... It{e}m paid to the kyng{es} players for a reward x s ... It{e}m paid in reward to the Duke of Richemond is Mynstrels ij s.... It{e}m paid in reward to my lord ffitzwaren is Mynstrels iij s. iiij d It{e}m paid in reward to the kyng{es} Mynstrels x s ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et sol{uto} iij Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} attumpnal{i} p{er} xxiiij\or \ n{uper} concess{a} xx s. Et eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} lib{er}atur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} xxxvj s. vj d.... ((f 143 {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m payd for a hogsed of wyne for [my] M{r} courteney is Abot of mysrull xx s ... ((f 143v {(30 September)})) ... It{e}m in regardo mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} vlti{m}o die septe{m}bris x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et sol{uto} trib{us} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} attumpnal{i} p{er} xxiiij nup{er} concess{a} xx s. Et eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} lib{er}atur{is} suis hyemal{ibus} xxxvj s. vj d ... ((mb 4d {(Necessary expenses)})) ...It{em} had fro Thom{a}s the wayett is house anold Gotterd of ledd wayng a C & ahalf for Castyng of the Crampitt{es} of the Condyett ... It{em} to the kynggis Mynstrellis & other players as is Rehersyd yn the boke aforesayde xix s. It{em} more to the kynggis Mynstrellis & other Gentyll men is Mynstrellis as aperythe yn the foresayde boke xxvij s. iiij d ... It{em} for the Reperacyon of the howse whiche Thom{a}s wayett nowe holdythe {(blank)} ... ((f 145 {(24 June)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m in Regardo mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} xxiiij\to \ die Iunij a{nn}o d{omi}ni 1535\to \ x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et sol{uto} trib{us} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} attumpnal{i} p{er} xxiiij nup{er} concess{a} [xx s.] \n{ihi}l hoc anno q{uia} recusant vti \ Et eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} lib{er}atur{is} suis hayemal{ibus} xxxvj s. vj d.... ((mb 4d {(Necessary expenses)})) ...It{e}m to iiij playng laddys that Came from Tawton iiij s.... It{e}m to the kyng{es} Mynstrell{es} x s.... It{e}m yn reward to my lorde of Bath ys Mynstrell{es} iij s. iiij d ... ((f 146v {(17 September)} {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ro} mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} in regardo xvij die septe{m}br{is} x s ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et sol{uto} trib{us} Co{mmun}ib{us} Mimis p{ro} eor{um} lib{er}atur{a} attumpnal{i} p{er} xxiiij\or \ nup{er} concess{a} xx s. Et eisd{e}m Mimis p{ro} lib{er}atur{is} suis hyemal{ibus} xxxvj s. vj d ... ((mb 4d)) ...Et in denar{ijs} sol{utis} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} d{i}c{t}e Ciuit{atis} p{ro} Thauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e viij d ... ((mb 5d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} sol{utis} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} d{i}c{t}e Ciui{ta}t{is} p{ro} Thauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e viij d Et sol{uto} p{ro} vino & pir{is} tunc occupat{is} ij s. iij d ... ... ((mb 4d* {(Necessary expenses)})) In p{ri}mis solut{o} to my lorde markes beryard vij s vj d ...It{em} payd to s{ir} peers Egcom' ys Mynlstrell{es} ij s. viij d It{e}m to My lord lyell ys Mylstrell{es} iij s. iiij d It{e}m to my lord prync{es} players x s. It{em} my lord howard Mylstrell{es} xx d It{e}m to my lord Chyf Iust{es} Mylstrell{es} xx d ... ((f 192v* {(12 February)})) The Confession of Will{ia}m Beryman maid yn the Consell Chamber before M{aster} May{or} & the xxiiij\ti \ [yn t] the xij\th \ day of ffebruarij A{nn}o xxix\o \((297)) henr{ici} octaui ffurst he seyeth that \he \ herd \Iohn\((298)) one Callerd \a herper & s{er}u{a}nt \ to S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys reporte & said that w{i}t{h} a awpyn voysey that the next yere when he ys owt of his office he shalbe a knawe & this worddys wer reportyd seu{er}all tymes The Confession of Iohn Ryppley made the [d] day & yere & tyme aforseyd ffurst he seyth this mornyng [h] when he wasse at his Chamber wyndow he hard one \Baron\((299)) & one lombard schomaker talke to Gether & the one said to a nother now they be to gether & w{i}t{h} that Came one M{r} Bery seru{a}nt to S{ir} Thom{as} Denys w{i}t{h} his seru{a}nt & demandyd of theme what [the] hit wasse & they said theybe goyn towardys west gaytt & aft{er} he went &c The Confession of Rob{er}t Hyll Maid the day & yere abowrettyn ffirst he sayth as he came ffrome his howsse to go to seynt Peters at vj a Clocke Masse and he sawe When ther war iij or [a ffower] \iiij \ stode by the Cancell befor Gryffyn ys dore \w{i}t{h} swardys Drawyn \ & then I se ij [or] or iij stondyng by [H] by Iohn Hyll [s{er}un] shoppe w{i}t{h} swardd{es} drawy{n} & so the went to gether and at the last I hard Mottyn the s{er}ieant Cry and so they had strekyng hem a downe to the grond and before I came to the Cu{n}deyatte [that had take] they Caryed hem away a downe along{es} the Cokerewe / ((f 193)) The Confession of Iohn Scobell porter of westgaytt swaren & examy[e]ned the day & yere abowrettyn ffirst he sayth{{.}} that abowt mydnyth ther Came [one] ij Mene to the gaytt & knockyd & he went to the gaytt & demandyd of them whayt they weyr and they maid awns{er} that they [wass] weyr M{r} Kelly ys s{er}u{a}nt{es} and \then \ I awpenyd the gaytt and & lett them yn & then I p{er}cevyd [p{er} @th{a}t I] that they weyr S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys S{er}u{a}nt{es} one \Borow\ ((300)) and the seyd Borow streckete [porter] \me \ apone the hedde w{i}t{h} his Swarde w{i}t{h} his Scaberygge & further one of them said we be come ffor a purpose ffurther he [said that] sayth that this mornyng ther wer a xiiij of S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys s{er}u{a}nt{es} that [toke] Caryed Muttyn owt of the gaytt & one of theme came [ca] to me & requyred me yn the Kyng{es} name @th{a}t I wyll take the Mase & so delyu{er}yd me the Mase the whiche mase I haue delyu{er}yd to M{aster} Mair{e} The Confession of Thom{a}s Dawe maid the day & yere abowrettyn ffirst he saith that @th {(blank)} Callard the Harper S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys S{er}u{a}nt[{es}] & a nother w{i}t{h} them came to M{aster} Mair{e} [at] be neyth [M{aster}] the belluter ys gatte and ther the said [Carl] Callerd said to Mutton [th] yn the p{re}sens of M{aster} Mair{e} thow knave Wher{e} haist thow done the harpe/ & [hem] mutton said I cannott tell / for I had nothyng to done w{i}t{h} hem for [h] I rest not yo{u}r harpe ffor I haue sauyd you [the] wheir he ys / and then he maid awns{er} agayn thow shaltt ffett heme / & thane said Mutton I noll nott / [and then said M{aster} Mair{e}] & then said Callerd ageyn thow shalte / and then said M{aster} Mair{e} [agayn] what wyll ye do to hem / [wyll ye go] wyll ye requyre hem / by the law or other wysse then said Callerd I care nott then said \M{aster} \ Mair{e} tell me whait way wyll you take & he maid awns{er} agayn by streppys and said M{aster} Mair{e} ye shall kepe the pece & I co{m}mand the kepe @the pece & so co{m}mand hem to warde / ((f 193v)) And then M{aster} Mair{e} said to Rob{er}t Beell S{ir} haue hem to the hall & [ob] so as they weyr goyn to the hall at Rob{er}t Toker [becke dore] ffore dore their stode one {(blank)} Callerd w{i}t{h} dyu{er}s [of] other of S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys s{er}u{a}nt{es} and and((302)) then said Callerd whether goyst thowe & Callerd [M{aster}] \maid \ awns{er} agayn M{aster} Mair hath co{m}mand me to the hall / and then sayd the said Callerd thow schallt go no ffurther & [&] then said Callerd the harp{er} I wyll & [said nay] the{n} said Callerd thow shallte nott and w{i}t{h} that they toke hem yn to Will{ia}m Dawson ys howsse / and the{n} came M{aster} Mayr{e} yn to the howsse / and then said Callerd what wolt haue Mair{e} / [a] the{n} said M{aster} Mair{e} I wyll haue [a p{ri}son{er}] my p{ri}son{er} then went Callerd and Iohn [harpe] Callerd harper v \w{i}t{h} @ther [swad{es}] Swerdd{es} drawyn yn @ther hand{es} \ owt of [or ow] @the howsse [& cam owt Mair{e} \ & said Mair{e} Come owt w{i}t{h} all thy knavys / And so whe{n} the s{er}ient{es} come owt of the howys & Callyd Kepe the pece & w{i}t{h} that the strocke [w] to Muttyn & to Robert Beell [& the] and also to [the] M{aster} Beamont Swardberer & so wha{n} [th] all the ffray wasse pacyfyed the{n} went Callerd the gentylme{n} & ffeytt A new Swarde & a bokeler / & so ffolowyd M{aster} Mair{e} w{i}t{h} dyu{er}s [dy] of his ffelouys [tyll] ffrome Rob{er}t Toker ys dore tyll he came to Iohn Alyn the Coke ys howsse [& c] & the{n} they dep{ar}tyd & Iohn Callerd the harper went w{i}t{h} he{m} / (({(15 February)})) The Confession of Thom{a}s Prestwode \maid @the xv day of ffebruary the yere abowrettyn \ sayth that he herd {(blank)} Callerd agentylman & S{er}u{a}nt to S{ir} Thom{a}s Denys say the day \& yere \ abowrettyn this Wordys ffolowyn / [S{ir} come] serys come away for ye shall not goo to wardde ffor I haue broken one Swardde all redy & my knee and I wyll breke another or I goo owt of Towne & [the] lette the Mayr{e} bryng all the knavys [ye] he hath & that he swayr by goddys bludde he wolde Will{ia}m hussy confessith eu{er}y thyng as the fforceyd Thom{a}s Prestwode before hath confessyd &c [and ffurth{er}] Thom{a}s Thacher confessyth eu{er}y thyng as the said Thom{a}s prestwode hath [de] confessyd / ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} Sol{utis} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} d{i}c{t}e Ciuitatis p{ro} Thauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e viij d ... ((mb 2d {(Necessary expenses)})) ... ...It{e}m for the Beatyng of the bull viij d ... It{e}m payd to my lord p{ri}uyseall{es} mynstrell{es} iij s. iiij d ...It{e}m to the princ{es} mynstrell{es} v s.... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et in denar{ijs} solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} d{i}c{t}e Ciuitat{is} p{ro} Thauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e viij d ((f 154 {(Payments and expenses)})) ... It{e}m in regardo mimis d{omi}ni reg{is} xiij s iiij d ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et denar{ijs} Solut{is} Custod{ibus} Macell{e} d{i}c{t}e Ciuitat{is} p{ro} Thauror{um} insultac{i}o{n}e n{ihi}l ... ((mbs 2d-1d {(Necessary expenses)})) ...It{e}m payd the iiij\the \ day of Ieun to my lord Markes do set ys players x s.... ((mb 1d)) ...It{e}m payd onto Mensterell{es} att M{aster} Spurways ij s.... ((f 66v* {(27 May)})) ... Waytes 4\er \ appointed, & their wages. Whiche holy agree that that((303)) Humfry Donn Nicholas Taylor George [Evans] Evans shalbe [haue] wayt{es} & mynstrell{es} for the Cetie of Exet{er} and schall haue for ther lyu{er}s yn Som{er} tyme xx s and to begyn att Mydsom{er} next ynsuyng and ther wynt{er} lyu{er}ys xxxvj s vj d To play before ye wa{{tch}} midsu{me}r & St Peters night{es} It{e}m ther order is that att Mydsom{er} & seynt Pet{er}s nyght{es} to play before the Wacche When the wacch goyth aboute the Cetie Att yelection & swearing of ye new maior. It{e}m to pley att the elecc{i}on of the newe meer & when the meer takyth his othe to pley accordyng to ther olde order ffrom Alhall{ows} to Cand{lemas} It{e}m att alhallyn yve to begyn to play eu{er}y Mornyng betwene iij & iiij of the Clocke eu{er}y day of the weke excepte holydays frydays & Sondays & to cont{i}niy so vntyll Candelmas Att Ch{rist}mas. It{e}m att Christmas Day yn the mornyng & all that day to geve ther attendans to pley ((f 66v)) Att Easter. It{e}m to gyve ther attendans to pley & geve theire collors of silver and then & there take theym agayne at his handes and forthw{i}th put yn suerties aswell for the trow restitution & redelyverie of theym as also of all suche instrumentes as they have of the Cities when so ever the same shalbe required. ((f 198 {(Pensions, fees, and annuities)})) ... To the iiij waytes for theire pention. v{i}z. everie of theym vj s viij d xxvj s viij d To theym for theire wynter lyveries {(blank)} for their somer lyveries {(blank)} ... To the Keper of the bull ringe vj s viij d ... ((f 299* {(Order of Lammas Fair)})) ...Vpon the Eve or next daye before everie Lammas or fayre daie about or somewhat before xij\th \ of the clocke at none The officers bayliff{es} & Stewerdes of the saide Erle w{i}th all his tenantes of the Mannor of Topesh{a}m and of Exilonde. And the officers bayliffes and Stewerdes of the sayde prior w{i}th all his tenauntes of his ffee or Manor of Harolde now S{ain}t Nych{ol}us ffee. do all meete yn the Ilonde of Exilond w{i}thout westgate. and there everie one beinge mounted vpon his horse they ryde from thense too & too throughe the Citie [ex] and out at the Easte gate of the same: the foremost man beinge the mynstrell w{i}t{h} his Tabbord & pype [pyp] playenge and then the bayliff or officer [to] w{hi}ch cariethe the glove vpon a longe pole or staffe: the last or hyndermost men ar the officers of the saide Erle((355)) and prior((356)) & theire men: that is the bayliff of Exilonde the bayliff of Topesh{a}m, the bayliffe of Haroldes or S{aint} Nych{ol}us ffee and the too stewerdes of the fayre: [{{..}}] When they ar all passed out at the Easte gate they ryde about the Guyldhall or Courte hall there of the deane & chapters and beinge returned backe to the highe waye w{hi}ch leadethe yn to southinghaye there they staye and the Stewerdes of the saide faier or one of theym com{ma}undethe the baylyff who cariethe the glove to make three owes w{hi}ch donne they or one of theym causethe the saide fayre to be proclaymed yn manner and forme as folowethe: ((f 230)) ... The ordynarye chardges of the fayre: ... Also((357)) to the pyper____________________________iiij d Also((357)) to the glove bearer____________________iiij d ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et de xxiiij li. v s vj d solut{is} iiij\or \ Seruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m iiij\or \ mimis iiij\or \ Ianuatorib{us} Coquo Ed{mund}o Clerke et Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hoc anno hiemal{ibus} et autumnal{ibus} .... ((mb 3d)) ...Et de xxvj s viij d solut{is} iiij\or \ mimijs p{ro} feodis suis hoc anno ... ... ((f 1 {(29 September-25 March)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... It{e}m payd to one of the waytes for makinge white Crosses ou{er} the doores where the plage was xij d ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et de xxix li. xiiij s iiij d solut{is} iiij\or \ Seruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m iiij\or \ mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clerke et Bedell{is} p{ro} libertur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et autumnal{ibus} hoc anno ... Et de xxvj s viij d solut{is} iiij\or \ mmis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc anno ... ... ((f 1v)) ... It{e}m to the Lord Marleys players x s ... ((f 2)) ... It{e}m to a dru{m}mer for midsomer night and St Peters night xij d ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et de xxij li. iij s solut{is} iiij\or \ Servien{tibus} ad Clauam iiij\or \ mimis Coquo Edmundo Clarke et Bedel{is} p{ro} libertur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et autumal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de xxvj s viij d solut{is} iiij\or \ mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ... ((f 1*{(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... It{e}m to the Quenes players xxxvj s viij d ... ((mbs 4d-3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et de xxviij li. xiij s vij d solut{is} iiij\or \ Servien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m iiij\or \ mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke & Bedel{is} p{ro} liberatur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} & autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ...|... Et de xxvj s viij d solut{is} iiij\or \ Mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de \xxxiij li. xiiij s j d\ sol{utis} quatuor Servien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke & Bedell{is} p{ro} libertur{is} suis autumnal{ibus} & hiemal{ibus} hoc Anno ... ((f lv {(Extraordinary payments)})) ... It{e}m given by order of Mr Maior the xxvij\th \ daye of Iune 1595 to the Erle of Cumberlande Players v s ... ((f 2)) ... It{e}m payde out for a drome to sounde before the watche one Midsom{er} night xij d ... ((f 3)) ... It{e}m given bye order of the Maior to the Quenes Players beinge here the xxiij\th \ of Aprill xx s ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxj li. xij s ij d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke & Bedell{is} \digor Baker \ p{ro} libertur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} & autumnal{ibus} ... Et de xxvj s viij d sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc anno ... ((f 2 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... Given to the Waytes of Bathe by Mr Maiors order ij s More to the Waytes of Plymothe by his order ij s ... ((f 2v)) ... It{e}m giuen the Quenes players by Mr Mayors order xiij s iiij d ... ((mb 1d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ...Et de xxj li. xij s ij d((358)) sol{utis} iiij\or \ S{e}ruien{tibus} ad cla{ua}m quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke digor{io} Baker & Bedel{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} & autumnal{ibus} ... Et de xxvj s((358)) viij d((358)) sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ... ((f 1v {(Extraordinary payments)})) ... More paid vnto the Musicians & the rest of the Officers at my Lo{rd} Bishopps xviij s vj d ... ((ff 420v-1)) Of the wayet{es} and their office The wayet{es} ar as s{er}vant{es} of attendance but not officers of any s{er}vice. And yet they ar bounde to Certaine pointes as followeth/ They ar vpon every Sondaye to attende and go before the Mayor at the forenoone to the s{er}mons And vpon every mondaye in lyke sorte to the guyldhall Also vpon mondayes all or some of theym ar to s{er}ve the Mayor at his Table and to vse then and at other Tymes their Instrument{es} as occasion shall s{er}ve/ Also they ar to goe before him vnto the Guyldhall vpon the mondaye beinge the election daye and vpon the mondaye beinge the other daye of the newe mayor Also yerely vpon every election daye they ar to goe throughe oute the Citie and w{i}th soundinge of their Instrument geue warninge to the Citizens that they Come to the election/ Also the same daye the shall bringe [w] home the olde Mayor [w] soundinge their Instrum{e}nts and the lyke the Mondaye followinge to the newe Mayor to his house Also vpon every morninge in the winter quarter from the ffeast of All Saynt{es} vntyll Candlemas daye the shall every morninge sounde and playe w{i}th their Instrument{es} throughe out the Citie Certaine dayes and tymes excepted/ Also vpon every principall ffeast daye They shall goe before the Mayor wearinge their Collers of Sylvers Also vpon the mondaye the newe mayor is sworne They shall delyver vp vnto him their Collers of Sylver And Receaue theym & their instrum{en}ts againe vpon suerties/| ((f 522v*)) Waytes There shalbe alwayes reteyned waytes & mynstrells at the Cities chardges and eu{er}ye of theym shall have a coller of Sylver and put yn sufficient suerties for the trewe aunsweringe & delyveringe of theym agayne/ A{nn}o. 39. H. 6. W. Duke The Waytes shall have theire lyveries bothe in the wynt{er} & yn the Sommer as also their wages/ Loke in Lyveryes 14:15:16:17: The waytes shall yerely vpon the Evens of St. Iohn & St. Peter goe before the watches & playe/ The shall playe at the Election of the Newe Mayor and when the sayde Mayor takethe his Othe accordinge to the olde order/ They shall yerely playe in the wynt{er} from Alhallowe tyde vntill Candlemas on everye mornynge from three of the Clock vntill they have gonne through the Whole Citie vpon everye Daye of the weeke except Sondayes hollydayes and ffrydayes/ The shall vpon eu{er}ye Christmas daye yn the morninge playe throughe the Citie as also shall doe the lyke vpon East{er} daye yn the mornynge/ The shall yerely at Chrystmas resorte to the houses of eu{er}ye one of the xxiiij\or \ & of the Steward{es} & Officers & there playe The shalb[e] from tyme to tyme be attendaunt to the Mayor for the tyme beinge and to his lauffull co{m}maundement{es}/ 37 Maij A{nn}o 37. H. 8. Thomas Prestwoode/ ((f 523)) The shall vppon eu{er}ye pryncipall feast Daye attende the mayor vnto St. Peters Churche and goe before hym too & too next before the Sergeant{es}/ 29 Oct: A{nn}o 14\o \ Eliz: Iohn Peryam The shall trewlye & in salffitie redelyver at all tymes when the same shalbe required of theym suche settes & Noyses of Instrument{es} as they have of the Citie aswell Recordes as others Bought at the Cities charges/ 2: Iunij A{nn}o. 17\o \ Eliz 1575/ Nicholas martyn/ Whiche sayde Instrument{es} ar as followethe/ A Doble Curtall/ A Lyserden, Too ten{or} hoyboyes, a Treble hoboyes/ A Cornet/ A sett or case of ffower Recorders/ Bowght by mr. Nicholas Martyn./ ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxvij li. xix s sol{utis} S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke et Bedell{is} \Ianuat{oribus} & Willo((359)) hadcot \ p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis Hiemal{ibus} & autumnal{ibus} ... Et xxvj s viij d sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc Anno ... ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxv li. vj s x d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke Digorio Baker & Bedell{is} pro libertur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} & Autumal{ibus}((360)) ... Et de xxvj s viij d solut{is} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc anno ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Also to the foure Seargeant{es} foure wayet{es} nych{ol}us Robinson Edmond Clercke digory Baker xxxv\ij\li{{v s}} and to the Bydles of their lyveryes \& a Porter \ ... ((f 3 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... Also paid Mr Maior w{hi}ch he gave mye Lord Saund{es} players x s ... Payde to Mr Maior for the players x s Paide the dromer one Midsomer Evning ij s ... ((f 241 {(12 February)})) ... Att w{hi}ch day they agreed vpon theis ffees hereaft{er} spec{ified} for the Bull maier of this Cittie firste for eu{er}y Bull or Beare beaten by M{aster} Maires Coimdem{en}te ((361)) viij d. for the Bull maiers informac{ion} for eu{er}y Bull st stered & not beaten oute of the forfeture dewe to the Cittie ij s ... ((mb 6d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Also to the fower S{e}riaunt{es} fowre Wayt{es} Nicholas Robinson Edmond Clarke and to the Biddells for ther liveries xxxviij li vij s iij d ... To fower Wayt{es} for ther ffee xxvj s viij d ... ((f 1v {(Payments by the mayor)})) ... for beating of the beares vj s ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiij li. v s x d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} at Cla{ua}m quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} & autumnal{ibus} ... Et de xxvj s viij d sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc anno ... ((f 1 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... gave vnto Ioyse & to gill{es} Son for thare payns on mydsomar & St petars nyght iiij s ... paid owt for an instrewment provyded for the Weates v li ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xl li. vij s ix d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m \duob{us} Ianuat{oribus} \ quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke et Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} ... Et de x li. sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc Anno ... ((f 1v {(4 October-4 October)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) p{ai}d Thomas Gill for attending the watch at midsum{m}er with his drume 0000|o2|00 ... ((mb 1 {(20 December)})) ... Iohn Bussell Wayte ingr{essus} est lib{er}tati Ciuit{a}t{is} p{er} redempc{ionem} nil quia donat{um} p{er} Cur{iam} cu{m} lic{entia} vti vestur{a} Amus Bampfild((362)) Att{ornati}. Humfr{i}us Dodrigd s{im}ilit{er} ingr{essus} est lib{er}tati Ciuit{a}t{is} p{er} redemc{ionem} nil. ((f 21v* {(5 August)})) ... Att w{hi}ch day they agree that a instrim{en}te for the Wayt{es} Called a [a] doble Curtall shalbe bouughte yf yt exceede not the some of ffyve Pound{es} & m{aster} Receiu{er} to pay the Charge therof ... ((ff 33-33v {(20 October)})) ... Who agree that there shalbe allowed fromehensfourth yerly to Those p{er}sons who shalbe allowed to be the Waytes of this \Cittie \ by order of this house so longe as the said p{er}sons shalbe liked & allowed by the house shall haue yerly for ther wag{es} Tenne Pound{es} and the ordinry Liu{er}ies before accustomed to be paid by the Receu{er} of the Cittie vi{delicet} vnto ffower men [eq] the foresaid wages & ordinary Liu{er}ies And besides yt ys ordered w{i}th the concente of the said wait{es} vi{delicet} Iohn Medland Aldred Busill Iohn Bussell & Dodridge That the said Iohn Medland shall keepe to Boyes trened vpp in Musick to Ioyne w{i}th the said Waytes at the only Costes of the said Medland & the said Boyes to haue at the Charge of the Cittie either of them Clothe for a Cloake \yerly \ And that the said Medland w{i}th the Concente of the said Wait{es} shall haue a fifte p{ar}te of the said Wages & also of the Comodities Comige w{i}thin the Cittie or otherwise to the said Waytes And that the said Waytes shall menteine ther said Instrm{en}t{es} in all rep{ar}ac{i}ons & string{es} & other wise at ther owne Coste And the said Waytes doo also agree that the said Wait{es} at ther Charg{es} shall by a sett of vyall{es} & other instrm{en}t{es} And that the said Waytes shall deliu{er} vnto the Cittie all suche instr{u}m{en}t{es} as they|well & suffic{iently} repered as they receiued the same [And that the Acte toch] M{emoran}d{um} that this Acte toching the Wayte was ordered & agred vpon by the house Assembled here the vij\th \ of Octob{er} laste ((f 36 {(8 January)})) ... And they agree that the wido Aldred Basill decessed shall haue a fiftthe p{ar}te of the benevolens vsually geeven to the waytes this yere for a benevolens ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xl li. ij s vj d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m duob{us} Ianuator{ibus} quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} ... ((mb 2d)) Et de viij li. sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc anno ... ((f 4 {(11 December)} {(Extraordinary payments)})) ... To players 000| 05| 00 ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxviij li. xviij s vj d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m duob{us} Ianuator{ibus} quatuor Mimis Coquo Ed{mund}o Clarke & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} & autumnal{ibus} ... Et de viij li. sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc anno ... ((f 1v {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... It{e}m geven by mr Maiors order [th] to Players x s ... ((f 2)) ... It{e}m p{ay}d to the ij Throm{m}ers a Midsom{er} neight & St Peters neight ij s ... ((f 2v)) ... It{e}m to the Queristers by mr maiors ij s ... ((f 94)) And they farther agre that a fourth wayte shalbe admitted & haue The place w{i}th his liu{er}iyes & xl s wag{es} \oute of the x li \ at the requeste of S{i}r Ames Bampfild knighte ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxvij li. vj s [{{..}}]d((363)) sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cla{ua}m duob{us} Ianuator{ibus} quatuor Mimis Coquo Edmu{n}do Clarke et Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} ... Et de x li. [{{...}}] sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc Anno ... ((f 6 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... p{ay}d for so mvch geuine to the porters and trompeter{es} when mr mayor dynd att mr Shreaues 00 - 04 - 00 p{ay}d for bordes & hogserd for to bill the skafowld [w] when the quenes pleard{es} weare heare 00 - 03 - 00 {Item} mor giuen to the pleayer{es} by mr mayors order 01 - 00 - 00 ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxviij li. ij s \ix d \ solut{is} Quatuor seruient{ibus} ad Clauem, duob{us} Ianitor{ibus} quatuor Mimis, Coquo, Iacobo Clerke & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur((364)) suis hiemal{ibus} et autumnal{ibus}/ Et de lvij s vj d sol{utis} p{ro} lib{er}atur{a} Willi((365)) Moore \& Nichi((366)) Stubb Bedell{i} \ le Wayte hoc A{nn}o ... Et de x li sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} ffeod{o} suc hoc anno ... ((f 5 {(24 June)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... It{e}m paide the drum{m}er att Mydsom{er} iij s iiij d ... ((f 5v {(8 August)})) ... It{e}m paide to the players or tumlers by mr Mayors order v s ... ((f 140 {(10 August)})) ... Who agree that Will{i}am Moore luter S{er}vaunte of S{i}r Ames Bampfild Knighte \& S{i}r [Io Acland] \ of & the rather at his requeste \& S{i}r Iohn Acland \ shalbe admitted to be one of the Wait{es} of this Cittie in the place of Dodridge decessed so longe as he shalbe of gu{{...}} good behavior & that he shalbe admitted to the lib{er}ties of this Cittie gratis so longe as he keepes the place of a Wayte of this Cittie And they agree that S{i}r Ames Bampfild & S{i}r Iohn Acland Knight{es} shalbe admitted to the Lib{er}ties of this Cittie in the Assias weeke nexte grat{is} And they agree that the now Receiu{er} shall deliu{er} vnto the said Moore a gownes Clothes of some bett{er} price then ordinarilie ys for the wait{es} for that he ys out((367)) to haue a gowne againe vntill chr{ist}mas come Twelvmoneth ... ((f 192 {(Newly admitted freemen)})) ... Will{elm}us Moore((368)) p{er} Redempc{ionem} ni{hi}l p{er} Maiore{m} &c ... ((mb 4d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxv li. xiiij s vij d sol{utis} quatuor S{e}ruientib{us} ad Clau{am} duob{us} Ianitor{ibus} Quatuor Mimis, Coquo Iacobo Clerke & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiemal{ibus} at atumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... ((mb 3d)) ... et de x li. sol{utis} quatuor Mimis p{ro} ffeod{o} suo hoc anno ... ((f 192v {(Newly admitted freemen)})) ... Willus((369)) Smithesone Musition \p{er} xxvj s viij d \ ... ... ((mb 5d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxix li. iiij s v d solut{is} Quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Clau{am} {duo}b{us} Ianator{ibus} Quatuor Mimis Coquo Iacobo Clarke et Bedell{is} pro Libtur{is}((370)) suis Hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li sol{utis} Quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 185v {(14 September)})) ... Who Wholy agree That ffor as miche as a greate inconveniens doth dayly fall oute to the Comon Welth of this Cittie & Comon state of the same by meanes of the greate concurse & repere to this Citty of many Plaiers Tumlers & people of the leeke nature & disposition who many tymes do disorder them self{es} & oftentymes doo oute of Season & in the nighte tymes [doo] make ther showes & plaies to the people to the hinderans of good Rule & order & to the mentenans of all disorder & Losenes & to the greate \displeasure \ of god Almighte That in concider{ation} therof & for the avoidinge of the said inconvenienc{es} any Company of suche p{er}sons before mencoed((371)) shalbe p{er}mitted or allowed at any tyme hereafter by any \p{er}son \ havinge the place of the Maier of this Cittye to make \any \ shewes or plaies w{i}thin this Citty or County betwene the feastes of Thanunciac{ion} of o{u}r Lady & of St Michaell \but to ende \ [after] \att \ the Hower of Sixe in the afternone nether betwene the feast{es} of St Michaell & of Thanuciac{ion}((372)) of o{u}r Lady [after] \but to ende att \ the Hower of ffyve in the aft{er}none of the same daye for any Cause whatsoeu{er} ... ((f 193 {(Newly admitted freemen)})) ... Ioh{ann}es Burford Musition p{er} xxvj s viij d... ((mb 8 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xlij l. x d. solut{is} Quatuor S{e}ruient{ibus} ad Clau{am} {duo}b{us} Ianator{ibus} Quatuor mimis Coquo Iacobo Clarke et Bedell{is} {{.}}((373)) Libtur{is}((374)) suis Hidmal{ibus}((375)) et autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li. sol{utis} Quatuor Mimis p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc Anno ... ((f 3 {(Disbursements)})) \May \ ... To a drummer on midsomer Even xij d ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et de xxxiij li. xij s x d solut{is} Quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Clauu{m} 2b{us} Ianator{ibus} Quatuor mimis Coq{uo} Iacobo Clarke et Bedell p{ro} Libtur{is}((376)) suis Hidnal{ibus}((377)) et autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno. ... ((f 2 {(17 October)})) ... And they do also agree that Thom{a}s Tailor shalbe admitted one of the Wait{es} of this Cittie in the place of Willm Moore ... ((mb 6 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... ...Et de xxxviij li. xix s iiij d sol{utis} Quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Cl{au}um quatuor Ianiator{ibus}((378)) Quinq{ue} mim{is}((379)) Coquo Iacobo Clarke et Bedell{is} p{ro} libtur{is}((380)) suis Hidmal{ibus}((381)) et autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li. sol{utis} Quinq{ue} mim{is}((379)) p{ro} feod{o} suo hoc Anno... ... ((mb 5 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiij li. ij s j d solut{is} Quatuor S{er}vien{tibus} ad Cl{au}um Quatuor Ianiat{oribus} Quinq{ue} Mim{is}((382)) Coq{uo} et Bedell{is} \et Will{elm}o Mark \ p{ro} Libtur{is}((383)) suis Hidmal{ibus}((384)) et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li. solut{is} Quinq{ue} mim{is}((382)) p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((mb 8 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiij li xvij s ix d((385)) solut{is} Quatuor S{e}ruient{ibus} ad Clau{a}m Quatuor Ianat{oribus} Quinque mim{is}((386)) Coquo Will{elm}o Markes et Bedell{is} p{ro} Libtur{is}((387)) suis hiemal{ibus} et autumnanal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li. solut{is} Quinque mim{is}((386)) p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxvj li. v s Quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Claum((388)) Quatuor Ianat{oribus} Quinque mimis((389)) Cocuo Will{elm}o Markes et Bedel{is} p{ro} libtur{is}((390)) suis hiemal{ibus} et autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li. solut{is} Quinque mim{is}((389)) p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 1 {(8 December)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... Paid by somuch given the players by mr Maiors ord{e}r xx s ... ((f 2v {(24 June)})) ... paid Radford Gill drummer for Midsum{m}er night is xij d ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxvj li. vj s iiij d \sol{utis} 4r \ S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Clau{a}m Quatuor Ianator{ibus} Quinque mim{is} Coco Will{elm}o Mark{es} et Bedel{is} p{ro} libtur{is}((391)) suis hiemal{ibus} et autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li solut{is} Quinque mim{is}((392)) p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 1 {(9 October)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... p{ai}d the drummer radford Gille by mr Maiors order x s ... ((f 2 {(8 July)})) ... p{ai}d Radford Gille drommer to warne St peters wach xij d ... ((f 3)) ... p{ai}d by order by gevinge to players to dispach them out of the Cettie and not to playe xx s ... p{ai}d more for sendinge the players Commission to London ij s vj d ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxv li. ij s v d solut{is} Quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Clau{a}m Quatuor Ianator{ibus} Quinq{ue} mim{is}((393)) {(blank)} et bedel{is} p{ro} libtur{is}((394)) suis hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li solut{is} Quinq{ue} mim{is}((393)) p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 15 {(Payments)})) ...li s d Paid my Lo((394)) of Suffollk{es} players 02 04 00 ... ((f 16)) Paid for so much giuen the officers, trumpet{es} and waiters at mr Sheriffe of devons 01 04 00 paid Radford Gill((395)) for midsommer night, and for 3 seuerall tymes warning the reddines of men and armour 00 03 00 ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xl li. v d solut{is} Quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad Clau{a}m 4r Ianator{ibus} Quinque mim{is} Coco Will{elm}o Mark{es}((396)) et bedell{is} p{ro} libtur{is}((397)) suis hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... ((mb 5)) ... Et de x li. solut{is} Quinque mim{is} p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 1 {(24 October)} {(Extraordinary payments)})) ...li. s d p{ai}d gave ye princes players players((398)) by mr maiors order to dismysse 1 2 ... (({(18 December)})) p{ai}d gave princes Elizabeth players by mr maiors order to dismys 1 2 ... ((f 1v {(25 May)})) ...li s d p{ai}d m{a}rtyn Slader on his ma{ies}ties players to forbaer to playe 2 4 ... (({(24 September)})) p{ai}d mr maior to geve to Certen players to send them Awy 3 4 ... ((single sheet* {(June)})) Right honorable((399)) my dutie Remembred May it please you to be aduertised that 6 dayes past thear cam to o{u}r Cittie certaine players who cam vnto me desiring leave to playe whearvpon I pervsed their patent and finding that it is only for children and youthes (for so ar the word{es}) I did with aduise of som of the aldermen of this cittie restraine them from playing hear, for that thear being fivetene of thear company thear ar but only five youthes among them, and all the rest ar men som about 30 and 40 and 50 yeares as they hav confessed vnto me, as also of their age, vpon w{hi}c{h} cause I prayed them to dissist and gave them fower Angells toward their expence, w{hi}c{h} seemed to me they wear content, But since I am Informed that they purpose to Informe the Right honorable the Lord{es} of his Maiesties privye Counsaile hear of which if they doe I would humbly desire yor honor to make this knowne vnto the Right honorable the Lord{es} abouesaide that they may not think I hav don any thing of Contempt, but to keep my self within the compase of the statut{es} And if it be thear Lordships plesure that they shall play, I shalbe very well content thearw{i}th, I hav hear enclosed sent yor honor the copy of their warant ((400)) that you may se the word{es} of it, And farther we hav in o{u}r cittie very many poore people, and they ordinarily be they that spend thear mony & tyme to those playes, Thus I hav made bold to trouble yor honor, praying you to Excuse my boldnes, And so, most humbly doe tak my leave, And doe Comend you to the gratious p{ro}tection of the Lord. Yor honors to Comaunde {(signed)} Igantius Iurdain maior of the Cittie of Exeter (({(addressed)})) To the Right honorable S{i}r Thomas Lake principal Secretary to his Ma{ies}tie given these in London ((mb 6 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xlj li. xiij s \v d \ solut{is} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad clau{a}m 4r Ianator{ibus} quinque mim{is} Coco will{elm}o Markes et Bedell p{ro} libtur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et Autmnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... ((mb 6d)) ... Et de x li. solut{is} quinq{ue} mim{is} p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 1 {(4 December)} {(Extraordinary payments)})) ... li s d payd mr Mayer to geue vnto playeres is the some of 001 02 00 (({(4 March)})) ... payd the porters and Trumpeters att the hed sherefes p{er} mr mayers order is 000 07 06 ... ((f lv {(24 June)})) ... li s d payd mr mayer to be stowe one those that wer some tyme the Quens players 001 02 00 ... payd Radford gill for mydsomer and petters watch is the some of 000 01 08 ... ((f 172 {(21 September)})) ... This day Rychard Thomas S{er}vant vnto Iohn Medland one of the waytes is elected to be one other of the waytes in the place of Iohn Bussell decessed ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xl l. xj s vij d solut{is} quatuor S{e}ruien{tibus} ad clau{a}m 4: Ianator{ibus} quinq{ue} mim{is} Coco Will{elm}o mark{es} et Bedell p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis Hiemali{bus} et Autumnali{bus} hoc Anno ... ((mb 4d)) ... Et de x li. soll{utis} quinq{ue} mim{is} p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 207v {(13 November)})) ... This day Mr Receyver is ordered to [pa] geven vnto Certeyne players w{hi}ch are lycenced vnder the kynges pryvye sygnett. the some of xl s. [& are not] as a gratuyty & not to be suffred to playe ... ((mb 4 {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xl li. xj s ix d solut{is} quatuor S{e}rvien{tibus} ad Cl{au}am 4 Ianator{ibus} quinq{ue} mim{is} Coco willi{elm}o mark{es} et Bedell p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiemal{ibus} et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno ... Et de x li. solut{is} quinq{ue} mim{is} p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiij.li. xj.s vij.d solut{is} Quatuor s{er}vien{tibus} ad clavem iiij.Ianator{ibus} v: mim{is} Coco Custod{i} prison{e} & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} s{uis} hiem{alibus} & Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno./ ... Et de x.li. solut{is} quinq{ue} Mimm{is}((401)) p{ro} feod{is} s{uis} hoc Anno./ ... ((f 246 {(5 June)})) ... This day Alexander ffortescue beinge one of the waytes. hath willyngly yelded vp his place And Iohn Byckely is elected into the same place ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiij li. xiiij s solut{is} Quatuor s{er}vien{tibus} ad Clau{am} iiij Ianator{ibus} v: mim{is} Coco Custod{i} prison{e} & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiem{alibus} & Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno Et de x li.solut{is} quinq{ue} Mimm{is} p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((f 4 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... p{ai}d Radford gill for druminge a midsumer night - 1 - ... given our Last mayor to give playors 1 10 - ((f 278 {(22 June)})) ... Alsoe that M{r} Receiver shall paye vnto M{r} Maior the som{m}e of xxx s for & in respecte of soe much by hym formerlie \disbursed \ vnto c{er}ten players that Were denied to playe here./ ((f 280v* {(27 July)})) ... Who agree that Iohn Medland one of the Waight{es} of this Cittie ... ((f 19v {(1 November)} {(Extraordinary payments)})) ... It{e}m gaue vnto some of the secondaris and Choristers W{i}th other youthes w{hi}ch acted a Co{m}medye in Mr Lawe his hall Treasurer of the Church but intended for the Colledge hall \x s \ It{e}m spent vpon the same Actors in o{u}r hall after the end of thier play beinge the End of all saintes \ij s vj d \ ... ((#267* {(31 May)})) To all Mayors Sheriffs Iust{es} of peace Bayleiffs Constables Head Bouroughes and all other his Ma{ies}tt{es} officers true legmen and Subiect{es} and to every of them greetinge Knowe yee that where as the kingis most Excellent Ma{ies}tie hath graunted to the m{aste}r of the Revells a Commission vnder the great Seale of England giuing thereby Charg w{i}th full power and Authoretye to the said m{aste}r of the Revells and his deputie for the orderinge Reforminge Authorisinge and Putting downe of all and everye Playes Players and Play{e}makers as of all other shewes whatsoever in all places w{i}th in his Ma{ies}ties Realme of England as well w{i}thin ffranchises and liberties as W{i}thout. And whereas it hath pleased the kinges most Excellent Ma{ies}tie by his Hignes Grant Vnder his hand and Signett Bearing date of the last day of October in the ffiftenth yeare of his Raigne of England ffrance and Ireland and of Scotland the one and ffifteth Subscribed by the Right Honerable the Earle of Pembrocke Lord Chamberlayne of his Ma{ies}t{es} Houshold to giue and Grant Licence and Authoretye Vnto William Perry and the Rest of his associatt{es} to prouide and keepe and bring vp a Convenient Number of youthes and Children and them to practize and Exc{er}cize in the Qualetye of Playinge by the Name of Children of the Revells To the Late Quenne Anna. as p{e}r the said grant doth more at large appeare. I haue allowed and confirmed and by these pr{e}sent{es} doe allow and confirme thaforsaid grant Vnder his Ma{ies}tie Royall hand and Signett to be and continew Vnto the said William Perrie and his associates (vi{delice}tt) George Bosegraue Ric{hard} Backster Thomas Band Iames Iones Walter Barrett Iames Kneller and E\d \ward Tobye and the Rest of there companie not Exceeding the nu{m}ber of Twentye. from the daye of the date of these pr{e}sent{es} for and during the Terme and space of one wholle yeare in and by all thinges accordinge to the Tenor Effect and True meaning of his Ma{ies}tie graunt and what Companie soeve{r} shall Repai\r \e[ ] Vnto any of yo{u}r Townes Corporatt Cittyes or Bouroughes not havinge there Authoreties Confirmed by me and Sealed w{i}th the Seale of the office of the Revalls that forth with you seize any such graunt or Com{m}ission and send it to me accordinge to those Warrant{es} directed to you heretofor by The Right Honerable The Lord Chamberlaine. Given att his Ma{ies}ti{es} office of the Revells Vnder my hand and The Seale of the said office the Nynth daie of Aprill in the yeare of the Raig{{.}}e of o{u}r Sou{er}ainge Lord Iames by the grace of god Kinge of England ffrance and Ireland king defender of the ffaith &c. the Twoo and Twenteth and of Scotland The Seuen and ffifteth Anno Domini 1624 ex{ecuta} & concord{ata} 31\o \. Maij. 1624. Iames Tucker p{er} me Sam{uel} Ieacke, Cler{icum} H Herbert Tristram Michell Wm Winkle ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiiij li. ij d ob. solut{is} Quatuor s{er}vien{tibus} ad Clau{am} iiij Ianator{ibus} v: Mim{i}s, Coquo, Custod{i} prison{e} & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiem{alibus} et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno Et de vj li. v s solut{is} quinq{ue} Mim{i}s p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((mb 3d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxj li. vj s vij d solut{is} quatuor s{er}vien{tibus} ad Clauem, iiij Ianitor{ibus} {(blank)} Mim{is}, Coquo Custod{i} prison{e} & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno Et de v li xij s vj d solut{is} Mim{is} p{ro} feod{is} suis hoc Anno ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de xxxiij li. iiij s ix d solut{is} Quatuor s{er}vien{tibus} ad clauem iiij Ianitor{ibus} Mim{is} Coquo Custod{i} prison{e} & Bedell{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} suis hiem{alibus} et Autumnal{ibus} hoc Anno Et de vij li. x s solut{is} Mim{is} p{ro} feodis suis hoc Anno ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... Et de vij li. x s((402)) solut{is} trib{us} Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... Et de xxxj li. xv s solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clauem Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} vij li. x s solut{is} trib{us} Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxvij li. v s \viij d \ solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clauem Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno./ ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} ix li. vij s vj d solut{is} iiij Mim{is} vi{delice}t iijb{us} eor{um} vij li x s p{ro} vn{o} Anno & vni eor{um} - xxxvij s vj d p{ro} iijb{us} quarter{ijs} Anni ... {De} xxxvj li. iiij s iij d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((p 9 {(Extraordinary expenses)})) li. s d paid a Player by order of Mr Maior & Iustices 00 10 00 ... ((f 373v {(21 January)})) ... \Wayt{es} \ Alsoe it is agreede that Henry Geale shalbe admitted to be one of the waight{es} & to haue such ffees as other of that Companie haue onlie during such tyme as this Chamber shall thinke fitt & the said Geale demeasne hymselfe well & orderlie./ ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} iiij Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxvij li. xj s iiij d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((p 8 {(7 October)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) li s d ... Paid for oppressing the Players p{er} mr maiors order 000 10 0 ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} iiij:\or \ Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxiiij li. viij s vj d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} iiij:\or \ Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxvj li. xix s. ix d. solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((p 7 {(13 November)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... payde Mr Maior ffor Monye he payde for stamps & to the players 00 17 02 ... ((p 11 {(19 December)} {(Liveries)})) ... Payde Mr Iohn Penye for 15 yeards off Broade Clothe to Macke the sargants & wayts Coats at 10 s 6 p{er} yearde 007 17 00 Payd Mr Iohn Penye for a gounscloth ffor Mathew Parker & coats Cloth for gilbert Tottle a gounscloth for 4 wayte Players & a gownscloth for Iohn Wittinghale 29 y{ear}ds Lese 1/2 q{uarte}r at 10 s p{er} yearde is payd him as p{er} Bill 014 08 09 ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} vij li. x s solut{is} iiij:\or \ Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxv: li. iiij s v d ob. solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((p 11* {(28 June)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... {Item} p{ai}d mr Maior ffor soe much hee gaue the players to send them out of towne & is 002 00 00 (({(4 October)})) {Item} p{ai}d Henrye Gale one of the waights p{er} order of the Chamber out of 10 l. Rec{eiue}d of mr Mils 006 00 00 ... ((p 13 {(24 December)} {(Liveries)})) In pr{imis} p{ai}d mr Iohn Pennye ffor cloth ffor liveries ffor the waits serieants and Beedles as p{er} his note & is 026 00 00 ... (({(4 September)})) {Item} p{ai}d mr Pennye ffor cloth to make Lyveries ffor the serieants & wayts p{er} his note 005 03 011/2 ... ((f 4v {(10 June)})) ... This day it is agreede that Mr Maior shalbe repaid by Mr Rec{eiver} of xl s latelie disbursed by hym for freeing the Cittie of certayne stage players w{hi}ch came to this Cittie w{i}th A licence vnder the Seale of the Office of Revells. ... ((f 9 {(4 September)})) \A newe waight player chosen. \ ... This day Henry Loxstone of Welles is elected to be one of the waites of this Cittie condic{io}nally that((403)) he doe p{ro}cure a Testimoniall vnder the Com{m}on Seale of that Towne of his good demeaner & carriage & signed by the Maior of that place. & to enioy the said place att the will & pleasure of this house onlye./ ((f 11* {(18 September)})) ... \3. Gow{n}es &c. for the waight{es} \ This day it is agreede that Gownes & Coates shalbe foorthw{i}th p{ro}vided for Charles Bussell Henry Loxston & Gilbert Till latelie chosen to be three of the waight{es} of this Cittie, And Mr Recei{v}er that nowe is, is desired to take some care for the same, but the charges thereof to be [disbursed] \satisfied againe \ by the next Rec{eiver} \that \ shalbe chosen hereafter ... ((f 10 {(11 September)})) ... \one of the waight{es} [to] dismissed & one other chosen./ \ Whereas divers complaynt{es} hate byn att sundrie tymes [ag] made against Iohn Bickley one of the waight{es} of this Cittie for seu{er}all misdemeanors comitted by hym. whereof he hat \byn \ often warned & yet noe reformac{i}on is had, therefore this day by consent of the M{aste}rs p{re}sent the said [consent] Iohn Bickley is dismissed from the said place & from further attendance therein, And Gillert Till of this Cittie, who hath s{er}ved Iohn Medland late one other of the waites of this Cittie deceased, is elected into the said Iohn Bicklyes roome. for one yere nowe next ensuing vppon [like] approbac{i}on and soe afterward{es} [as] as the desert{es} of the said Till shalbe. ... ((f 14*)) ... \xl.s given to Bussell one of the waight{es} \ Itt is this daie agreed that Bussell the newe wayte shall haue paide him ffortie shilling{es} toward{es} the makinge & triminge of his gowne besid{es} the Clothe to be p{ai}d by Mr Receyvour and he to be allowed thereof vppon his account/ ... ((#365 {(12 September)})) fforasmuch as Henry Loxton the sonne of Henry Loxton of Wells in the County of Som{er}s{e}t hath this day come before vs Henry ffoster Maior of the Cittie or Borough of Wells aforesaid, Iohn Baber Esquior Recorder of the said Citty or Borough, and Bartholomew Coxe gent{leman}, one of the Masters of the said Citty Three of his Ma{ies}t{es} Iustic{es} of the peace w{i}thin the said Citty or Borough, and hath given vs to understand that he intendeth to travell to the Citty of Exon{ia} in the County of Devon there to inhabite and to vse his said p{ro}fession of a musitian, and hath humbly desired and requested o{u}r certificate of his good abearinge w{i}thin this s{ai}d Citty of Wells, to the intent that he maie be the sooner entertained there; These are to c{er}tifie those whom it maie concerne that the said Henry Loxton was borne w{i}thin this said Cittie or Borough of Wells and here hath ever since lived w{i}th his said ffather and mother and behaved himselfe very honestly and civilly, for all that we ever know or heard, and we conceave him to be well experienced in his said p{ro}fession, And therefore: these are as much as in vs lyeth to desire the right wor{shipfu}ll the maior and Aldermen of the said Citty of Exon{ia} to doe \him \ anie Lawfull favour concerning his vsing his said p{ro}fession \w{i}thin @the s{ai}d Citty \ he humbly desireing the same. And for the bett{e}r testimony hereof We the [t{{.}}] said Maior and Iustic{es} have herevnto set o{u}r hand{es} and seale[s] of Maioraltie of the s{ai}d Cittie or Borough the Twelveth day of September 1634 ((403)) {(signed)} Henrye ffoster Maior Iohn Baber Barth{olom}ew Cox ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} iiij:\or \ Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxvij li. vj s v d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((p 7 {(19 June)} {(Extraordinary payments)})) ... paid mr Maior for putting off a Companie of plaiers |..2|..|.. ... ((p 9 {(1 November)} {(Liveries)})) ... paid mr Pinnie for 4 yds 1/2 broadcloth at x s vj d p{er} yard (3 d rebated) for a gowne for Bussell ye waite: amounts to 47s, More xl s delivered him in monie to furnish ye rest, p{er} order. Is |..4|.7|.. ... (({(16 April)})) More paid mr Iohn Penny for 2 Gownes clothes of 15 yds blacke kersie at 4 s 6 d p{er} yard, d{elivere}d mr Rob{ert} Walker ye 26th Septe{m}ber last for Till & Lockstone 2 of ye Waites, as p{er} his Receit 48\w \ x 75 |..3|.7|.6 (({(19 June)})) More paid mr Pinny for clothe for 8 Coates, for ye Seriants & waites & 1 Coate for ye newe Beedle, mr Maiors servant, p{er} a note 48\w \ x 110 ..8|14|10 ... ((f 22* {(23 June)})) ... \players. \ Whereas c{er}taine players came to this Cittie the last weeke w{i}th a Co{m}mission & desire{{.}} to play here, but by reason of the danger of the tyme were putt over & xl.s given to them as a guifte of the Cittie, this day it is agreede that M{aste}r Receiver shall pay the said monie & be allowed thereof vppon his acco{unt}./ ... ((p 205 {(6 May)})) ... More given ye Waits for musick at dinner ...|13|..((405)) ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} iiij:\or \ Mim{is} p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... {De} xxxvij li. ix s vj d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((f 9v {(31 December)} {(Liveries)})) ... To the ffower waites & ffower Sariant{es} videl{ice}t to Mathew Parker 4 yard{es} 3/4 & to the other Seauen 4 yard{es} 1/2 a peece of blacke broad cloth att 11 s p{er} yard in all 36 yard{es} 1/4 19.18.10. ... To the Sariant{es} & Waites 32 yards 1/4 of black Kersye att 5 s p{er} yard to make them Coates 08. 01. 03. ... ((f 24 {(28 December)})) ... More xviij d. given ye Waiteplaiers ...|.1|.6 ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} iiij:\or \ Mim{is}((406)) p{ro} penc{i}on{ibus} suis ... De xxxvj li. vij s vj d ob. solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum} Ianitor{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((f 12)) ... To the 4 wait{es} each off them 4 yeard{es} 3/8 p{ar}t{es} of black brood cloath for there gound{es} at 10 s 6 d p{er} yeard is |009|03|08 ... To 3 of the Sargiant{es} & to the 4 waites eu{er}y of them for there coates 1 yeard 7/8 black cloath at 10 s 6 d p{er} yeard |006|17|08 ... ((f 16 {(Standard payments: fees and pensions)})) ... To the 4 waight{es} |010|00|00 ... ffor Cloath for Liueryes for the Sargiant{es} wajt{es} & Beedles |036|07|061/2 ... ((f 39 {(2 February)})) ... More d{e}d{it} Maris to giue ye Waiteplaiers ...|.2|.. ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li.solut{is} quatuor Mim{is}((407)) p{ro} penc{i}onib{us} suis ... {De} xxxvj li. v s xj d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} & autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum}((408)) Ianator{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((p 32 {(19 April)} {(Extraordinary expenses)})) ... paid Gilbert Tothill toward{es} the burying of the old Bicklye one of the Wait{es} by Mr Maiors order |00|12|06 ... ((p 33 {(29 September)})) ... paid Edward Coblye for mendinge of A double Cordall one of citties instrum{en}tes |00|04|00 ((f 74 {(24 July)})) ... \A newe waightplayer chosen. \ This day Edmund Cobley of St. Sidwells Practic{i}oner of Musick is elected to be one of the waight{es} of this Cittie in the place of Will{ia}m Bickley deceassed to holde & enioy the said place att the will & pleasure of this house onlie & noe Longer vppon his good demeaner in the said w{i}th such liveries & pencons((409)) as others of the said Company have. ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li.solut{is} quatuor Mim{is}((410)) p{ro} penc{i}onib{us} suis ... {De} xlj li. iiij s x d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} heim{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clau{am} Coqui Mim{orum}((411)) Ianator{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} quatuor Mim{is}((412)) p{ro} penc{i}onib{us} suis ... {De} xxix li. iij s solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} hiem{alibus} et autumnal{ibus} d{i}c{t}or{um} s{er}vien{tium} ad clavam Coqui Mim{orum}((413)) Ianator{um} Bedell{orum} et Custod{is} prison{e} hoc Anno ... ((f 106 {(4 August)})) ... \Hele admitted one of the Waytes. \ This day Richard Hele of welles Music{i}on w{i}th \his \ two Boyes are elected and admitted [to] to be [admitted] of the Waytes of this Cittie, And the said Hele to have such allowance as Medland deceassed late had for hymselfe and his Boyes. ... ((f 110)) ... \2. newe Waight{es} chosen. \ This day Iohn Gadgcombe & Samuell Iohn of {(blank)} in the Countie of Cornwall Musicans are chosen to be two of the Waight{es} of this Cittie Soe as they doe bring A testimoniall of their good behaviors from the place of their last residenc{es} & causion to free the Cittie from their charg{es} &c. ... ((mb 2d {(Civic officials' fees)})) ... {De} x li. solut{is} mimis dict{e} Ciuit{atis} p{ro} penc{i}onib{us} suis hoc Anno ... {De} xxxvj li. xj s iiij d solut{is} p{ro} lib{er}tur{is} dict{orum} Officiar{iorum} dict{e} Ciuit{atis} videl{ice}t s{er}ven{tium} ad clavam, Coqui, mim{orum}, Ianator{um}, Bedell{orum}, & Custod{is} prison{e} ... ((f 114v* {(16 February)})) ... \2. of the Waight{es} admitted to the lib{er}ties of this Cittie \ This day Iohn Gadgcombe & Samuell Iohn two of the waight{es} of this [are] Cittie are by consent [ad] to be admitted to the lib{er}ties of this Cittie freelie in regard of their attendanc{es}. \Till dismissed. \ Alsoe Gillert Till one other of the waight{es} of this Cittie for seu{er}all misdemeanors is dismissed of [the] his place & further attendance./ ... ((f 208 col b {(Newly admitted freemen)})) ... Samuel Iohn Musitian p{er} redempc{ionem} ... ((f 208v {(Newly admitted freemen)})) ... Henr{icus} Loxston musitian vnus Mimor{um} Civit{atis} p{er} red{empcionem} ... ((p 4 {(7 August)})) ...A pittifull thing it was, that those which should curbe and restraine others, should be sonnes of Belial, lawlesse, yoaklesse themselves, That those which should set bounds to others, will keep no limits themselves, that those which should have beene the Governours of the people, should be little better than Christmasse-Lords, Lords of mis-rule, and disorder, ... ... ((p 11)) ... ((par)) I should also desire them to study garbs and fashions , and complements lesse, and study God, and Christ, and themselves more; that they would not spend more time in trimming their heads, than in ordering their hearts, in kembing their haire, than in saying their Prayers, and not bestow so much cost upon their bodies, which must be but meat for Wormes, and wholly neglect their soules which might bee companions for Angels: I should desire them likewise, to be as zealous for their Lord and Master, as they are oftentimes for their Mistresse, to be more in love with the vision of God the Creator, than with the painted vissage of a Creature: To give over Ben, and Shakespeare, and fall upon Moses and the Prophets, to be better read in Saint Peter than in Sir Philip, and not to read Monsieur Balzacs Letters with more delight, than they doe Saint Pauls Epistles.... ((p 14)) ...Besides, the very language it selfe, what is it oft times, but a few shreds and scraps dropt from some Stage-Poet, at the Globe or Cock-pit, which they have carefully bookt up, to serve them for such an occasion.... ... ((p 18)) \Sir Henry Rosewells case. \ ...Was it never knowne that a Base Fidler hath been countenanced against a Iustice of peace, and that in open Court too, in the very face of his Countrey?... ... ((p 25)) ... Oh then it highly concernes those, whom God hath substituted to be his Vice gerents, to vindicate the contempt of his holy-Lawes, that in particular of his holy day, to free it not onely from the abuse thereof, by Hucksters, Pedlers, Carriers, and the like; but to purge it also from prphanation((414)) by Bacchanalian Revellings, and Heathenish May-games, with other like filth, and ordure, (the consequence of both these) which yet in some places are more zealously observed, and stood for, than either the Lawes of God, or the King. I hope those whom this concerns wil give me leave to speak freely, and I shall speak the words of truth and sobernesse. 'Twas within these 15 years that a most wholsome order was made by the Iudges of this Circuit, for the suppressing of Church-Ales and Revells, which in many places is Sabbath-day work. Oh then that it would seem good in the {{.}}yes of your Lordship, that by your authority, so wholsome an order, which now (like the engravings on Tomb stones) is quite worn out, might rceive((415)) new force and vigour, that so you would be pleased with the sword of Iustice, to stab all those unlawfull Assemblies, (meere Conventicles of bad fellowes) that they may receive their deaths wound.... ((f 134 {(5 January)})) ... More iij s given ye Citties Waites ...|.3|.. ... ((f 8v)) ... It{e}m walter bucwknoll was chosen Robert howde \one daye \ & aft{er} put owt yeat freyd to the paryshe v s vj d. ... ((f 4 {(30 November-29 November)} {(Charges)})) ... p{ay}d to mast{er} cogynge for one \j li. of \ powdar when Robarte hode of collyton came in xiiij {{...}}((416)) ... ((f 15 {(30 November-29 November)} {(Receipts)})) ... It{e}m made declaro for whit sonne ayle xix s x {{.}}((417)) It{e}m mad declaro for Roberte houde xvij s ... ((f 29v {(30 November-29 November)} {(Charges)})) ... P{ay}d to the mynstrell{es} at whytsontyde v s ... ((f 17 {(rendered 10 April)} {(Receipts)})) ... Ite{m} receved of the fyve players for taringe the windores iij s vj d ... ((f 17v {(Allowances)})) ... Ite{m} payde to the glasier for mendinge the windowres that weare torne by the ffyve players iij s ... ((single sheet {(26 March)})) Ryght honerable I am gyven to weete by syr francys drakes letter, that hytt has pleasyd som to present hyr hyghnes w{i}th an ydle & vntrew report of mee as a gelder of boyes for preserving theyr voyces who has spoken hytt or informyd yowr H{ono}r tys false thys ys as much as I may heerin delyver agaynst((418)) thys adversary having regard of your H{ono}rs place & my duty, els myght I forget my self towards thys informer; thogh my deserts may not merytt so farr at yowr H{ono}rs hands; yeat I humbly craue eyther that my accuser may be known or thys wrong exscusyd by yowr H{ono}r; to whom I yeelde most humble thanks that by yowr means thys coms to lyght. I lyue for hyr Maiestyes servyce, & my covntryes, & wyll be ready to answear any my actyons; ever wyllyng to do yowr H{ono}r servyce. so I humbly take my leaue at Modbury thys 26 march 1595 yowr H{ono}rs yn all servyce Ry{chard} champ{er}novn. (({(15 August)})) Ryght honorable Syr Thomas Gorge, gaue me to vnderstand of yowr H{onou}rs desyer, of my yovthe that sings, whose yeeres of apprentyshyp, I long sythence boght, by my own travayll, & great charge, haue broght hym vp, my self recevyng smale, or [li] no contentment but yn musyck; he wanting the rest of no valew, being of many bad the best; & I assure yowr((419)) H{onou}r; no way answerryng the report made of hym. my lord yowr fathers contynuall favors, has bovnd mee in greatest duty, & vowyd servyce, & so haue I caryed a mynde, ever most ready, & wyllyng, for the best merytts at yowr H{onou}rs hands; in regard wherof I shold not know how to deny, what I estyme farr aboue hys valew, w{i}th the loss of all my contentment; thogh ryghtly & w{i}th others no way to be so regardyd: but may hyt please yowr H{onou}r; my reputatyon ys callyd yn questyon as thogh I had requyryd, or forcyd thys yowth, w{i}th others to be delt w{i}th all agaynst reason, & the law; to be gellt: w{hi}ch rumor being spredd ys most dysgracefull: I wyll wryte no farder not knowyng whom hyt conserns, thogh tuchyng my self neere of whose aucthor I being resolvyd, I shallbe more wyllyng to answear yowr H{onou}rs desyer:((420)) els must I swallow thys vnlokyd & vndeservyd dysgrace as I may, & resolue to put on a resolutyon to endure the hardest measure, can be offryd, or layd on mee, w{hi}ch yf thys tyme afoorde hyr maiestyes subiects; I must haue patyence & keepe the lyberty of my thoghts, to my self, so hopyng of better fruyts of no yll deserts from yowr H{onou}r & in deede to enioy that lyberty, w{hi}ch befytts all gentyllmen, & w{hi}ch I purpose; I humbly take my leaue, at modbury thys 15 august 1595 yowr H{onou}rs to be commandyd {(signed)} Ry{chard} Champ{er}novn. ((single sheet {(October)})) Ryght honorable I am very sory, yf in any thyng that I haue wrytten I shold moue yow to any doubtfull or contrary concept then I meant: I am to gyue yowr H{ono}r my humble thancks, in that hyt has pleasyd yow to thinke the best of hytt: but what most greevyd mee, wat that syr francys drake wrote to mee that hyt shold be informyd vnto yowr H{ono}r, & in covrt, that I to satisfy my own humor, shold vse boyse to contynew theyr voyces, otherwys then wer fytt for any professyng christyanyty: w{hi}ch as I held hyt a great dysgrace, so am I exceedyngly wrongyd, by such as haue byn thorygynal aucthors of any such thyng to be don by mee: but I must confess being naturally & often oppressyd w{i}th melancholy more then I wold wysh; I haue in that respect (thogh to my charge w{i}th my purs) boght such as I haue fovnd whose voyces contentyd mee: & trewly syr yf I shold((421)) meerely lack thys yowth, I know not whear, nor when, to gett an other w{hi}ch yf I myght doo. yowr H{ono}r shold not so readyly requyer hym, as I wold be wyllyng to yeelde hym yow: yet most assurydly ys hys report (as I p{er}ceyue) for hys voyce farr in deede beyond hys desert; as the case now standeth mee, lackyng hym, my whole consort for musyck; w{hi}ch most((422)) delytes mee, wer clean overthrowen; w{hi}ch I humbly submytt to yowr H{ono}rs good consyderatyon. & tuchyng the note yow desyer to be satisfyed in. trewly vpon syr francys drakes letter to mee, I much doubtyd tha yowr H{ono}r had som porpose, to vse some hard measure towards mee; w{hi}ch movyd mee to wryte as I dyd, wherin I only ment, that yf in thys hyr maiestyes tyme, being a most happy tyme for all chrystyans to lyue in. I shold haue any hard measure, (especyally being so interestyd in hym as my covenant & vowyd servant), by any of that hows, w{hi}ch I haue only followyd & honoryd, & from whom I haue allways recevyd so many favors & vpon whose branches after the tree, I desyryd to take holde to defend me, yf any wrong shold be offryd mee, I shold be exceedyng sory & shold thynke my self most vnhappy, to fall into the offence of any com{m}ing from hym, whom I haue byn & am so much bovnd to honor: & so desyrous to cleere my self of the dysgracefull report made of mee to yowr H{ono}r agaynst the orygynall auctor of the same: w{i}th desyer of contynewance of yowr H{ono}rs best thoghts of mee, I humbly take my leaue Yowr H{ono}rs yn all duty & servyce Ry{chard} Champ{er}nown. If for yowr pryvate contentment yow shall lyke to haue hym attend yow som tymes for a moneth or two & so to return agayn wherby that comfort of musyck wherw{i}th I am delytyd may not vtterly be overthrowen, he shall be at yowr H{ono}rs devotyon & command, & so to feaw als lyving {(Address on dorse)} To the ryght honorable syr Robert cycyll knyght of hyr mai{es}tyes most honorable pryvy Covnseyll at the Covrt ((f 177v {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... \not{a} Thomas glasse \ It{em} to Thomas glasse for a full payment of hys v. li. for owr laydy: y haue payd he{m} xx.s so now we be at a cler powynt{e} w{i}t{h} he{m} @that he schall make vs a new iorge & a new horsse: to owr dragon to hys one p{ro}per coste & charge: & we to sett owr patent wher{e} we wolle: & for @the Makyn of @th{i}s he schall haue owr iorge a gayn & xiij .s. & iiij d. of mony: & yf he doo well hys p{ar}te: he schall haue of vs xv .s. when hyt ys don & sett vp ... ((f 36v {(rendered 23 November)} {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Receipts)})) ... It{em} y Resseuyd of @the plears at ester her{e} xij d. ... ((f 57v* {(rendered 24 November)} {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... It{em} for swepyn of @the churche yerde a gaynst{e} revyll sonday j d ... ((f 69 {(rendered 21 November)} {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) It{em} for bord{es} & trestyll{es} & for @the cete yn @the churche yerde: & for stoffe & dressyng of @the same: yn mette & dryncke & wag{es} iiij.s. & vj d ... It{em} for clenssyng of @the churche yerde a gayn sent iorge tyed w{i}t{h} wother tymys ij d ... ((f 73* {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) It{em} for makyn clene of @the churcheyerde: a gayn sent iorge tyed ij d ... (({(Wardens of the High Store)})) In eode{m} die: The cownte of @the iij men: @th{a}t haue @the churche stoke yn \kepyn \ p{r}imo Recet{es} M{emoran}du{m} @th{a}t restyd in @the iij mens handd{es} at there laste a cownte iij. li. iij. s. & vij d. ob.... ac iter{um} Ric{hard} hucly hath yn hys kepyn: @the vij. s. & x d. ob. of @the Madyn mony: & @the iij. s. & iiij d. of @the be questh of Ione at cortlye: to helppe to by a new stremer of sylke a gayn sent iorg{e} day... ((f 113 {(rendered 9 November)} {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... It{em} for clenssyng of @the churche yerd a gayn sent iorge tyed & la{m}mas iij \d \ ... ((f 115v {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... It{em} for makyn clene of @the churche yerde agayn sent Iorge tyed ij d ... ((f 138v {(rendered 3 October)} {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... It{em} for @the clenssyng of @the churche yerd a gayn sent iorge tyed j d ... ((184v {(rendered 6 November)} {(Wardens of the Store of St George)} {(Necessary expenses)})) ... It{em} for Makyn clene of @the churche yerde a gayn sent Iorge tyed ij d ... ((f 204* {(rendered 23 June)} {(Young Men Wardens)})) ... M{emoran}du{m} ... And ys for the sylu{er} spone @th{a}t they resseuyed: they deliu{er}yd @th{i}s laste yere for buckeler playng ... ((f 125v {(rendered 6 July)} {(Grooming Wardens)})) ... Ite{m} made by selling the ale iiij li. wherof v s is paide to will{ia}m Liddon for his playinge at the ale... ... ((f 129 {(Grooming Wardens)})) Wherof the aske allowance of eighte grotes paid to Iohn Timewell the harper ... ((f 129 {(rendered 10 February)} {(High Wardens)})) ... Ite{m} receiued of will{ia}m moore for the banner ij s Ite{m} made by sellinge of the Ale vj li. ... ((f 130v {(rendered 10 July)} {(Grooming Wardens)})) ... Ite{m} made by sellinge of the ale iiij markes the some of receits is iij li. ij s ij d wherof the aske allowance of v s paide to Iohn Timewell for plainge at the ale & for makinge this accounte ij d so ther is yelded in all cost quited lvij s & vppon this is appointe {{.}} Richard the sonn of Richard Timewell & Iohn the sonn of Iohn Lamberte to be grominge wardins this yeare folowinge & to them is deliuered iij s ((f 160 {(rendered 21 July)} {(Grooming Wardens)})) ... Ite{m} gevin to the harper for playing the ale ij s viijd [iij s] ((f 162 {(23 August)} {(Grooming Wardens)})) ... Ite{m} paid to the mynstrell for playng at the [s] ale xviij d ... ((p 93 {(4 May)})) ... ((par)) This year was some disorder committed in setting up a may-pole here, and some stirr touching it afterwards at the town sessions. ... ((f 26 {(Payments)})) ... It{em} paid to Gotewyll for @the renewyng of @the pyctur{e} of Gogmagog a pon @the howe vij d ... ((f 28)) ... It{em} paid to @the kyng{es} Mynstrell{es} by @the Mair{e} is co{m}mondement lathbury & his felowys iij s iiij d It{em} for a brekefast to @them yn p{re}sens of M{r} Redyng W. Thykpeny & W. Bree xx d ... ((f 34v {(Mayor's costs)})) ... It{e}m to my lord of Devonshyre ys mynst{er}els by the advise of the said recorder s{ir} will{ia}m Thyckepeny and o@th{er} worshiphull of the towne iij s iiij d It{e}m the same tyme at a sop{er} for bred flesche wyne and ale iij [i]iij d ... It{e}m to the kyng{es} mynst{er}els yn Reward vj s viij d ... ((f 35)) It{e}m [for] to my lady of bedford is mylst{er}ls xij d It{e}m to my lord of Oxford is mylst{er}ls ij s ... ((f 38 {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m for xvj yard{es} of tawny for the wayt{es} p{ri}ce the yard xiij d xvij s iiij d ((f 47* {(Payments)})) It{e}m for a Reward yeven to the kyng{es} mylstrell{es} before cryst{es}mas ij s ... ((f 47v)) It{e}m p{ai}d to the Kyng{es} bereward for a reward ou{er} ij s x d @th{a}t was gatheryd at the bere baytyng ij s ij d It{e}m p{ai}d for a Reward to the Kyng{es} mylstrell{es} and my lord of cant{er}berys & to my lord of oxford{es} and for wyne at Rogger peyne ys hous vj s ... ((f 23* {(19 February)})) for the Stypell ... M{emoran}d{um} that T Tresawell Resseyvyd of Agnes dowster of Kat{er}yn Hoker for dawnsyng mony xj s It{e}m of Ioh{an}ne s{er}uant of Thomas Croppe xj s It{e}m of Ionett potter for dawnsyng mony ix s ix d It{e}m Ioh{an}na filia Will{elm}i Nycoll d{ebet} p{ro} dawnsyng mony {(blank)} It{e}m Rog{er}us peyne debet p{ro} dawnsyng mony {(blank)} ... ((f 48v {(Payments)})) It{e}m a reward yeven vnto my lord of devonshyre ys mylstrell{es} xx d It{e}m more yeven vnto a mylstrell of S{ir} Iohn Arundell{es} viij d ... ((f 49)) ... It{e}m yn mony yeven vnto the kyng{es} mylstrell{es} and yn expenc{es} vppon theyme iiij s iijd ... ((f 54v {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m delyu{er}yd vn to iij Mynstrellys by @the Request of Mast{er} Meyr{e} xij d ... ((f 55)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d for makyng clene of [gygmagog] \gogmagog \ viij d ... It{e}m p{ai}d for wyne to @the prynses ys mynstrell{es} xij d It{e}m geuyn them a reward iij s iiij d ... ((f 58v* {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m delyu{er}yd to my lady prync{es} ys amner to wryte our{e} supplicacion yn Spaynysch and yn latyn and to be owr{e} solucyt{er} x s ... It{e}m a reward to the prync{es} ys mylstrell{es} ij s It{e}m to the Erle ys mylstrell{es} of Spayne xx d It{e}m to the prync{es} ys fotemen at hir dep{ar}tyng ij s ... ((f 61 {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the berehurde for a reward iij s iiij d ... ((f 61v)) ... It{e}m Gave to my lorde of yorke ys mynstrell{es} ij s ... ((f 69v {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m a reward @th{a}t was Geven to the bereherd iij s iiij d It{e}m a reward to Iam{es} purcevaunte iij s iiij d It{e}m for wyne yeven to the said bereherd and purcyvant vj d ... ((f 70v*)) ... It{em} for a reward to the kyng{es} mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d It{em} for a reward to my lorde prynce is mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 72v {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m a reward yeven to the kyng{es} Mylstrell{es} by the Mayer ys [co'] comaundement ij s ... It{e}m p{ai}d for [Gg] Gogmagog viij d ... ((f 78v {(Payments)})) ... It{em} to Will{i}am Randell for a doss{en} of cloth for to make gownys for the wayt{es} xij s. vij d. ... ((f 84)) ... It{em} to the bereherd for a reward by M{as}t{er} Mayre is {com}maundeme{n}t iij s iiij d ... ((f 88 {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m to iij mynstrell{es} on seynt Margett day for a reward iij s iiij d It{e}m to ij mynstrell{es} on seynt Iames day for a rewarde iij s iiij d ... ((f 89)) ... It{e}m for a rewarde gyven to the duke of bokyngham is Mynstrell{es} when they were here iij s iiij d ... ((f 91v)) ... It{em} for a rewarde gyven to the bereherd iij s iiij d ... It{em} for a rewarde to therle of Shrewsberys mynstrell{es} ij s It{em} for a rewarde gyven to the lorde darcy is mynstrell{es} xvj d ... ((f 114 {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m for a rewarde to my lorde Admyrall{es} Trompett{es} iij s iiij d ... It{e}m for a rewarde gevyn to the bereherde xij d ... ((f 119v {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m to the maist{er} of the kyng{es} berys for a rewarde iij s ... ((f 123v {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{e}m gyven to the Kyng{es} mynstrell{es} for a rewarde iij s iiij d ... ((f 125v)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to Iohn Lucas s{er}iant for cuttyng of Gogmagog viij d ... ((f 129 {(Payments)})) ... It{em} in Rewarde to my lorde of Southefolk{es} bereherd iiij s ... ((f 129v)) It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to my Lorde of Southefolk{es} bereherd iij s iiij d ... \no{t}a \ It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the kyng{es} Mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... It{em} payd to Iohn lucas s{er}ieant for new dyggyng of Gogmagog apon the howe((422)) viij d ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to my lorde of Southfolk{es} bereherd in the tyme of Mast{er} Brewne M{ayre} iij s iiij d ... ((f 130)) ... It{em} delyu{er}yd to Stoddon on corpus chr{ist}i day by M{aster} Mayr{es} Com{m}aundeme{n}t for drynke for the players iiij d It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the Kyng{es} Bereherd v s It{em} in Rewarde to luskum for his dogg at the bere baytyng iiij d ... ((f 133 {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the kyng{es} mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the kyng{es} bereherd{es} vj s viij d ... ((f 133v)) ... It{em} for paryng of Gogmagog at the how viij d ... ((f 135v {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} bereherde v s It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d It{em} p{ai}d to lucas for Cuttyng of gogmagog this yere viij d ... ((f 139v {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{em} for viij yard{es} of clothe for Robyn the Taberett{es} \cote \ at viij d the yarde v s iiij d ... ((f 141v)) ... It{em} in Rewarde to the kyng{es} bereherde iij s iiij d It{em} in Rewarde to the Erle of Arrundell{es} my{n}strell iij s iiij d ... ((f 145v {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the kyng{es} bereherd iij s iiij d ... ((f 146)) ... It{em} p{ai}d to the duke of Suff{olks} bereherd xij d ... ((f 149v {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde vnto my lady of deuonshyres mynstrell{es} xx d ... ((f 150)) It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the king{es} bereward{es} [vij s] vj s viij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to hym that Caryed the King{es} Camell iij s iiij d ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde vnto therle of arrundell{es} Mynstrell{es} vj s viij d ... It{em} p{ai}d to the Sargeant{es} for new dyggyng of gogmagog apon the howe [xij d] viij d ... ((f 150v)) It{em} gyuyn yn Rewarde to the king{es} Iocular [x s] vj s viij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to my lorde admyrall{es} s{er}u{a}nt{es} iij s iiij d It{em} for ij pynt{es} of wyne for the Iocular in the hall [iij d] ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the king{es} Mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 151)) ... It{em} gyuyn yn Rewarde to my lorde brok{es} mynstrell{es} ij s It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to iiij of therle of Essex my{n}strell{es} iij s iiij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to mynstrell{es} on Midsom{er} Evyn iij s iiij d ... ((f 158 {(Costs and charges)})) ... It{em} p{ay}d for paryng of gogmagog apon the howe viij d ... ((f 161v {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m p{ay}d In Rewarde to my lorde of Deuon Mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... It{e}m p{ay}d for Cuttyng of gogmagog apon the howe viij d It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} Iocular vj s viij d It{e}m in Reward to hym that Caryed the kyng{es} Camell ij s It{e}m in Reward to the Wayt{es} on mydsom{er} nyght watche vij s It{e}m p{ay}d for pap{er} threde & Caryng of gonnys in to the Churche yarde & makyng of wyldefyre at the watche xij d ... It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} my{n}strell{es} & my lord Cardynall{es} x s ... ((f 162)) ... It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to my lorde of Deuonshyr{es} mynstrell{es} ij s viij d ... ((f 164 {(Costs)})) ... It{e}m p{ay}d for Cuttyng of gogmagog th{is} yere viij d ... ((f 166 {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to the Duke of Suffolk{es} bereherd iij s iiij d ... It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... It{e}m payd for makyng clene of gogmagog viij d ... ((f 167 {(Costs)})) ... It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} bereherd iij s iiij d ... ((f 167v)) ... It{e}m p{ay}d for Clensyng & ryddyng of gogmagog apo{n} @the howe viij d ... It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} players vj s viij d ... ((f 169v {(Costs)})) ... It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to my lord marques mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d It{e}m spent in wyne at M{aster} Mayres house the same tyme xx d ... It{e}m gyuyn in Rewarde to the duke of suffolkes bereherd iij s iiij d ... ((f 170)) It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to the Lorde Awdeleys my{n}strell{es} xij d ... ((f 172 {(Costs)})) ... It{e}m p{ay}d for the Trompett{es} Cape & his Ierken v s ... ((f 173 {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m gyuyn in Rewarde to the Duke of Suffolkes s{er}u{a}nt w{i}t{h} the daunsyng bere & the dansyng wyff xx d ... ((f 174v {(Costs)})) ... It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to the duke of Suff{olkes} bereherde iij s iiij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to another Bereherde ij s ... ((f 175)) ... It{em} p{ay}d for Clensyng of gogmagog this yere viij d ... ((f 177v {(Costs)})) ... It{em} p{ay}d for xij yard{es} of Morrey / at/ xvij d the yarde for lyu{er}yes for the Towne wayt{es} xvij s ... ((f 178)) ... It{em} p{ay}d to the Masters and Maryn{er}s that ssett my lorde Chyf Iustice & his Com{m}pany w{i}t{h} long Bot{es} by water way to & ffro xij s It{em} p{ay}d to Symon Weryng & Nich{ol}as Sarke ffor shootyng thordenans at my lord{es} Com{m}yng iij s iiij d ... It{e}m gyuyn in Rewarde to my saide lord{es} my{n}strell{es} v s It{e}m in Rewarde to s{ir} Thomas denys Mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 180v {(Costs)})) It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to the bereherde this yere xx d It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to my lorde Marques mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 182v {(Costs)})) It{e}m p{ay}d to s{er}ten Mynstrell{es} on Maye daye th{is} yere iiij s It{e}m [p] gyuyn in Rewarde to my lorde lyles Mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to s{ir} Thomas denys Mynstrell{es} xx d It{em} gyuyn in Reward to the Mynstrell{es} of my lorde Marques therle of Estsex and my lorde chyfe Iustice iij s iiij d It{em} gyuyn in Rewarde to [my lor] M{aster} Greynfyld{es} mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 183)) ... It{em} p{ay}d to Wyll{ia}m Hawkyns the s{er}geant for Cuttyng of Gogmagog apon the Howe this yere viij d ... ((f 184 {(Costs)})) ... It{em} p{ay}d to the kyng{es} mynstrell{es} in a Rewarde th{is} yere v s ... ((f 184v)) ... It{e}m geuen to Master Courtenays mynstrell{es} half an angell the price iij s ix d ... ((f 187v {(Costs)})) ... It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to the kyng{es} mynstrell{es} vj s viij d It{e}m gyuyn in Reward to My lorde Markes mynstrell{es} v s It{e}m gyuyn in Rewarde to M{aster} Cortenays mynstrell{es} v s ... ((ff 47v-8*)) P{ro} Gyld Corp{or}us chr{ist}i ffor the Honor of god and for thencressing of the benefittes of the Chirche of seynt Androwe of plymouthe It is agreed by the Mayre xij and xxiiij\ti \ sworne to the Councell of the Burghe of plymmouthe that in the ffeast of corporis chr{ist}i eu{er}y warde of the said Burghe shall from hensforthe this the x\th \ day of Iune make an hale yn the [p{ar}ich]((423)) p{ar}isshe churche yarde of seynt Androwe aforesaid And eu{er}y p{er}son of the said warde to bring with theym except Brede and drinke suche vytayle as the like Best And haue there suche And asmany p{er}sons estraungers as they thinke Beste of theyr ffrend{es} And aquaynted men and Women for thencressing of the said Ile paing for brede And ale As it co{m}meth therto in rekening for their dyners And sopers the same day &c. Item it is agreed that eu{er}y tauerne of wyne and ale within the said Burghe to forbere theyre sale the same day of theyre wyne And ale for the wele of the said churche eu{er}y p{er}son of the xij vpon payne of vj s viij d And eu{er}y of the xxiiij\ti \ iij s iiij d And eu{er}y of the Co{m}i{n}ers j pounde of waxe or the value of the same to the said churches behoufe And he or they doing the Contrary at the Mayer xij & the xxiiij\ti \ is wylle to stonde in Iupardye of his ffredome And to paye the said fyne And eu{er}y fyne or fynes so forfayte to be levyed by the Mayer for the tyme being within iiij dayes after the said ffeaste And in his defauute to be levyed of his ffee And vpon the Audyte therof/ Item the Mayre for the tyme being all ways in his owne Warde in the hale so made for him and his warde &c/ Item that the xij And the xxiiij\ti \ Aide & helpe the Mayre to levy the said paynes forfayte At eu{er}y yere & tyme therto called| Item that no p{er}son that shall goo aboute with the shipp of Corp{or}is chr{ist}i bring no body there but him selfe to charge the yle Item that they make a rekening to eu{er}y p{er}son for mete and drinke And natte to paye at their leasure/ Item that eu{er}y yle fro hensforthe for the welthe of the Churche in tyme comyng be accomptabill Afore the Mayre the xij & the xxiiij\ti \ in the Gylde hall of the Burghe aforesaid And the debet of eu{er}y of theym to be sett in the ligger of the said Towne entred And the said Deb{et} to be atte the Mayre xij and xxiiij\ti \ is disposic{i}on in eu{er}y yere & tyme for the welthe of the said churche/ ... ((ff 62-3)) ... The Libertye of the Tayllors Crafte Be hit knowen to all man{er} of people that we will{ia}m Rogger Mayer of the burghe of plymouthe Thomas Tresawell Recorder of the same Thomas byne will{ia}m Nicoll Iohn paynter will{ia}m Thikpeny Peryn Arle w{i}th other moo com burges of the same burghe with all the comens of the same burghe haue yeuen and g{r}aunten vnto the brethern and Crafte of Tayllors of the same burghe full auctorite and power to electe these and make Masters of theyre occupac{i}on And Crafte And they so made and chosen by theym of the same occupac{i}on And shall haue full auctoritee And power to rule And Correcte all thing{es} belonging to the said occupac{i}on And crafte so ffyxte made and stablysshed they shall | make or cause to be made At the cost and charge of the said Crafte A pagent yerely vnto Corpus chr{ist}i Ilde for the welthe and proffitt of the said Ilde on Corpus chr{ist}i day. And the same they shall keepe and maynteyn for eu{er} At their Coste and charge for the which pagent the said bretherdyn may be prayed for euer in the same Ilde And ou{er} that yf there be Be any man of the same occupac{i}on in the same towne not keping household that then he or they so being in the said towne not keping Houysehold shalbe noon of the said occupac{i}on but that he or they shall make fyne with us the said Mayer & Comons And also with the said occupac{i}on And Crafte After the order and discression of men of the said Crafte by the ou{er} sight of the said Mayer And yf the said wardeins And Crafte Amytte any Man to be oon of the said occupac{i}on and Crafte. And he happyn to distroye or marre any man{er} of garment for lakke of vnderstondynge And non cunnyng yn that behalfe that then he or they so hurted or greved shall warne the master or masters of the same occupac{i}on therof And then the said masters of the same occupac{i}on shall paye and contente for the garment or garment{es} so distroyed as hit can be thought reasonable for the same hurte hauing a recompence of the same p{er}son or p{er}sons Provyded alwey by this p{re}sent{es} that the said Mast{er}s and Craft{es} and eu{er}y p{er}son of the same shalbe ordred ruled and gou{er}ned by the Mayer of the said burghe for the tyme being in eu{er}y thing according to the lib{er}tye and fourme | of the said Towne and burghe As any oder of the inh{ab}itaunt{es} there being thus graunte not withstonding. ... ((f 197 {(Costs)})) It{e}m gyven in Rewarde to v of my lorde p{r}inc{es} s{er}uant{es} players in Interlud{es} that played in the yeldehall xj s viij d ... ((f 199 {(Costs and Expenses)})) ... It{e}m a Rewarde gevyn to iiij players that namyd themselff{es} the prync{es} s{er}uant{es} vij s vj d It{e}m a Rewarde gevyn to ij mynstrell{es} iij s iiij d ... ((f 200)) ... It{e}m gevyn in Rewarde to a Iugler s{er}uant to s{ir} Iohn arrundell the yong{er} knyght xij d It{e}m gevyn in Rewarde to my lorde P{ri}vy seales s{er}uant a mynstrell((424)) and a nother of s{ir} Thomas Denys iij s iiij d ... ((f 202 {(Payments and costs)})) ... It{e}m for a Rewarde gevyn to a Iugler that played before M{as}t{er} Mayre and his bretherne on Seynt Iohn is day xx d It{e}m a Rewarde gevyn to v players for playeng of an ent{er}lude in M{as}t{er} Mayre is house the sat{er}day before xijthe day v s ... ((f 202v)) ... It{e}m gevyn in Rewarde to iiij of the lorde Marques dorsett{es} s{er}uant{es} for playeng of an ent{er}lude in the yeldehall vij s vj d ... It{e}m for a Rewarde gevyn to my lorde prync{es} s{er}uant{es} for playeng of an ent{er}lude in the yeldehall ix s ... ((f 206v {(Costs, payments, and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ay}d for ix yerd{es} of cloth to make a Cote for Tom hordson the ffoole p{ri}ce the yerde viij d vj s It{e}m p{ay}d to iiij players that played before M{as}t{er} Mayre and his brethern v s ... ((f 207v)) ... It{e}m for a Rewarde gevyn to my lord admyrall{es} s{er}u{a}nt{es} that played an ent{er}lude before M{as}t{er} Mayre & his bretherne xx s. It{e}m for a Soup{er} gevyn to them xvj d. ... It{e}m for a dyn{er} gevyn to my lord admyrall{es} s{er}u{a}nt{es} vj s. viij d. ... ((f 208)) ... It{e}m a Rewarde gevyn to therle of bathes mynstrell{es} vij s vj d ... ((f 210v {(Payments, costs and expenses)})) ... Itm paide to my lorde Prync{es} Playerz for playeng of an enterlude before the Mayre & his brethern yn the Guildehale xv s ... ((f 211)) ... Itm p{ai}d to William Hawkyns Baker for cuttyng of Gogmagog the pycture of the Gyaunt att hawe viij d ... ((f 211v)) ... Itm p{ai}d to Iohn Harrys for skowryng of S. Georgez harnez xvj d Itm for a barrell to putt the same harneyz yn viij d ... ((f 213)) ... \Nota \ It{e}m for a rewarde geven to my lorde Chamberleynz s{er}u{a}ntz for playeng of an enterlude before the Mayor & his brethern yn the Guildehale x s ... ((f 217v {(Costs and expenses)})) It{e}m payde to M{as}t{er} Mayre for thentertaynement of my Lorde of Westmynster beyng the Kyng{es} Ambassator [beyng] accompanyed with Syr Richard Edgecom And other gentlemen and theyre trayne xx s It{e}m gyuen in Reward to iij mynstrell{es} the same tyme iij s iiij d ... ((218v)) ... It{e}m gyuen in Rewarde to the Kyng{es} Iester so namyd iij s iiij d ... It{e}m gyuen in Rewarde to my lorde deputyes iiij mynstrell{es} of yreland iij s iiij d It{e}m gyuyn in Rewarde to another sorte of mynstrell{es} belongyng to certen noble men and gentlemen ij s ... ((f 228v* {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Itm to the porters for beryng a hogyshed of wyne to the hyghecrosse at the tryumphe for the takyng of Boleyn iiij d ... Itm payd to M{aster} hawkyns for the hogyshede of wyne whyche was dronken at the hyghe crosse xxv s ... ((f 231)) ... Itm to the players of the towne toward{es} ther charg{es} xx s ... ((f 232v)) ... Itm in reward to my lord of sussex{es} players vj s viij d ... ((f 233)) Itm to the Erle of bathys beareherd for hys reward iij s iiij d ... Itm to the prync{es} players xiij s iiij d Itm to the Erle of Bryggewaters players viij s ... ((f 236v* {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Itm pd for drynke on Maye daye for the men of stonehousse iij s iiij d ... ((f 237v)) ... Itm pd to ij mynstrell{es} on assencyon daye iij s iiij d ... ((f 240v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m payd to the players at Chystysmas x s ... ((f 241)) ... It{e}m geven in Reward to my Lord Mongeys mynstrell xij d ... It{e}m for the drynkyng of stonehousse men on maye daye xx d ... ((f 241v)) It{e}m payd for the charg{es} at the tryvmphe for the coronacyon((425)) of kyng Edward the vjth xliij s ... It{e}m geven in reward to my Lord p{ri}vye Seall{es} players x s ... ((f 245v* {(Costs and expenses)})) It{e}m paid for a hoggyshede of wyne w{hi}ch was Spent at the tryvmphe for the vyctory in Scotlond xx s It{e}m paid for brede at the same bankett xvj d It{e}m p{ai}d for vj galons of ale at the same bankett xviij d It{e}m p{ai}d to them w{hi}ch made the Bankettyng housse & for nayles viij d It{e}m p{ai}d for meate & drynke for them w{hi}ch played the antycke the same tyme xij d ... It{e}m p{ai}d to Mattacote for pavyng the holes where the poles were sett for makyng the Bankettyng housse aforesaid j d ... ((f 248v)) ... It{e}m paid to my lord p{ri}vye seall{es} players x s ... It{e}m paid to Iames Browne for settyng forthe of an enterlude x s It{e}m paid the erle of bathis mynstrell{es} v s ... ((f 249)) ... It{e}m to the kyng{es} gester[s] & ij other w{i}t{h} hym vj s viij d ... It{e}m paid to the kyng{es} fydler v s ... ((f 249v)) ... It{e}m paid to the s{er}iant{es} for Cuttyng of the Gogmagog xij d ... ((f 253v {(Costs and expenses)})) It{e}m geven in Reward to the kyng{es} mynstrel{es} vj s viij d ... It{e}m geven in Reward to my Lorde deputie of Bolleyne is players x s ... ((f 254*)) ... It{e}m paid for wyne geven to the venycyans on maye daye ij s viij d ... ((f 256)) ... It{e}m [p] geven in Reward to my lord p{ri}vye seall{es} trompeters iij s iiij d ... ((f 257)) ... It{e}m geven in Reward [fo] c{er}teyn mynstrell{es} at sondry tymes ix s iiij d ... ((f 263v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paid to the players w{hi}ch played in the churche((426)) x s ... ((f 264)) ... It{e}m geven in Reward to my Lord Erle of warwyk{es} mynstrell{es} by Mr Mayres commaundement vj s viij d ... ((f 267* {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to playars of london w{hi}ch plaide at the mayors requeste in the vycarage xiij s iiij d ... ((f 267v)) ... It{e}m to my lord Robert dodleis players w{hi}ch pled in the churche((427)) at the Mayors co{m}maundeme{n}t xx s ... ((f 315v*)) A note off Daies appoynted to weare Skarlett on and to bankett w{i}th Mayor off plymowthe ... It{e}m on maye daie Skarlet at the fetchynge of maye ... ((f 2 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m to my L Busshoppes players xiij s iiij d ... It{e}m to Mr fortescues players xiij s iiij d ... ((f 2v)) ... It{e}m to the qwenes players xx s vj d ... ((f 5v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m to Mr fortescues players x s ... ((f 6v*)) ... It{e}m given to the waytes of Bristoll x s ... It{e}m given to Mr Edgecombes men co{m}mynge hather taccompanye Mr Maor on Maye daye x s ... ((f 7)) ... It{e}m given to S{i}r Parcyvall hart{es} plaiers vj s viij d ... ((f 9 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m payed to the Erell of oxford{es} v pleers xiij s iiij d ... ((f 9v)) ... It{e}m payed to the Waytt{es} of Brystolle v s ... It{e}m to the Erell of Warweke ys [pleers] s{er}uant{es} the ix of Iune ffor pleyng xiij s iiij d ... It{e}m to the quenes players xx s ... ((f 12v {(Costs, expenses and payments)})) ... It{e}m payed to the Erell of worsetters [horse] pleers xiij s iiij d ... ((f 13)) ... It{e}m payed to the moryshe dawnsers ij s It{e}m payed to the trompeter xij d ... ((f 16 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m paied to Mr Caynes players vj s viij d It{e}m paied to the Weytes of Bristowe iiij s ... It{e}m paied to aman that came w{i}th the quenes beires vij s ... ((f 16v)) ... It{e}m paied to the boyes of Totton((428)) that played at Mr mayors v s ... It{e}m paied to the quenes pleyrs xx s It{e}m payed to my lorde mungeis players xiij s iiij d ... It{e}m paied to my Lorde Hunsdons pleers xiij s iiij d ... ((f 28 {(Costs and payments)})) ... It{e}m payed to players in the Church((429)) vppon St Iohn is daye vj s viij d It{e}m payed to the scole m{aste}r & Children of \Tottnes \ [the towne] whiche playd in Christmas x s ... ((f 29v)) ... It{e}m paied to the mynstrells and dauncers vppon maye daie for theire dynn{er} and drynkinge vj s viij d ... ((f 30)) ... It{e}m payed to the wetes of brystowe iij s iiij d ... ((f 36 {(Costs, expenses, and payments})) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to the plaiers of totnes x s ... ((f 36v)) ... It{e}m gave to the compayny of St Budokes((430)) on may day x s It{e}m p{aie}d to the morysh dauncers iij s iiij d ... ((f 37)) It{e}m p{aie}d for a breckfast for the moryshe daunce pleers on may day v s ... It{e}m p{aie}d to my lord munges pleyres iij s iiij d ... ((f 41v {(Payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to the pleers of totnes the vth of Ianuary x s ... ((f 42)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d for dressinge of the maye pole xij d It{e}m p{aie}d for pentinge of the maye pole iij s iiij d It{e}m p{aie}d to the morishe dawnsers on maye daye iiij s It{e}m p{aie}d to Kympe fo the maye pole iij s iiij d ... p{aie}d to the Erle of worcesters pleers the 11 of Iune v s ... It{e}m p{aie}d for Canvas on mydsom{er} nighte xij d ... It{e}m p{aie}d to S{i}r harry fortescue is pleyers x s ... It{e}m p{aie}d to mr Edgecombs men on midsom{er} night xx s ... ((f 43)) It{e}m p{aie}d for a hoggeshedd of Beer bestowed vpppn theym that wayted on mr maior on mydsom{er} nighte ix s ... It{e}m p{aie}d for stonnynge Cuppes on mydsom{er} nighte xij d ... ((45v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m payed to the players of Tavistocke v s ... ((f 46)) ... It{e}m payed to the Waytes of Bristow ij s vj d ... ((46v)) It{e}m payed for charges on Maye daye vj s iij d It{e}m p{aye}d to the Morish dauncers that daye v s ... ((f 47)) ... It{e}m payed to my lord Munges players v s ... It{e}m gevyn to the Quenes players xx s ... ((f 3 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m paied to my lord Straunge is players xiij s iiij d ... ((f 3v)) ... It{e}m payed to one that came w{i}th Mr Rogers beares v s ... It{e}m paied to the players of Wyldshire x s ... It{e}m paied to too men that plaied apon the drume apon May day v s It{e}m paied to the mynstrell{es} & moryshe dauncers then iiij s ... ((f 4)) ... It{e}m payed to Robert Sprye for payntyng of the Maye pole and the table at Mr Mayres vj s iiij d ... It{e}m paied to my lord of leycesters players xx s ... ((f 5*)) It{e}m paied to the drume players when my lord was here iij s ... It{e}m paied to Thomas Smyth for wyne gevyn to Modbury men on maye daye xvj d It{e}m payed for neyles for the maye pole ij d ... It{e}m paied for the carriage of Mr Hawkins weapons on maye daye viij d ... ((f 7 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m payed to Thomas Triplyn is players ij s vj d ... ((f 7v)) ... It{e}m payed to the drumer((431)) on maye daye v s It{e}m paied to ij other drumers((431)) that daye ij s It{e}m payed for heddyng of the drumme ij s It{e}m payed to Croses is man for makyng of thynges aboute the maye pole vj d It{e}m paied to three laborers aboute the maye((432)) pole viij d It{e}m payed to the gonners of the fflemynges on Mydsom{er} nyght vj s ... It{e}m payed to Iohn Scarlett for makyng of a benche abouthe maye pole xij d It{e}m payed to the Erle of Worcester is players vj s viij d ... It{e}m payed to the drum{m}er on Mydsomer nyghte vj s viij d It{e}m playd((433)) to Hancock{es} man for playnge apon a drum{m}e((434)) that nyght xij d ... It{e}m payed to my lorde MunteIoyes players x s ... ((f 8)) ... It{e}m payd to Roger hewett for canvas & other thynges aboute the maye pole iij s viij d ... It{e}m payed to Robert Sprie for payntyng of the maye pole v s ... ((f 10v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d ffor paper to putt powder in on maydaye v d It{e}m p{aye}d to the drommer & the mynstrelles y{a}t daye iij s vj d It{e}m p{aye}d to Margarett Waddon for her horse on maye daye for that Knaue the barber to ride on viij d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to one that dyd playe on the Towne drome on Maye day xij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Iohn wyotte for dygyng vppe of the mayepole iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Roger Newporte for shotte & neyles viij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Roger hewett for fflagges & stremers for the maye pole vj s It{e}m p{aye}d to Clynche for di. C of bord neyles vj d It{e}m p{aye}d to Robert Sprie for peyntyn of the maye pole iiij s ... ((f 11v)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to Mr blythman for a C of lathe nayles for the maypole vj d ... ((f 14 {Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m payed to my lord Mounte Ioyes players xiij s iiij d ... It{e}m payed to a drum{m}er on maye daye vj d ... It{e}m payed to Robert Sprie for mendyng of the maye pole this yere vj s viij d It{e}m payed for nayles & canvas for streamers for the maye pole iij s It{e}m payed for bordes for the benche & for makyng of the pytte for the maye pole xiiij d ... ((f 15)) ... It{e}m paied to my lord of worcesters players xiij s iiij d ... ((f 18v {Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the morrys dauncers on Maye daye v s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to Humphre ffones for a barrell of powder on may day v li. ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the boyes of Tottnes w{hi}ch played in the Churche((435)) before the masters of the towne x s ... ((f 22v* {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d for bryngyng home of the maye pole & for wages of one botes company viij s It{e}m p{aye}d to Anthony Ballerd for iij yerdes of canvas for the toppe armor of the maye pole xviij d It{e}m for yeird & halff of clothe to make a fflagge for the maye pole xij d It{e}m for payntyng of the Toppe armers & the fflagg xvj d It{e}m p{aye}d to vyncent Scoble for ij drume stick{es} xij d It{e}m p{aye}d to hym for a corde for a drume xij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Thomas Bourdon for mendying of the drume xij d It{e}m p{aye}d for ij leather bayges for powder xx d It{e}m p{aye}d to Spicer for an exell tree iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d for makyng of the benche & for bordes aboute the maye pole xvj d ... ((f 23)) It{e}m payed to Roger Hewett for makyng the toppe & toppe armours & the fflagg & for neyles iij s It{e}m payed to morrys dauncers on maye daye v s It{e}m p{aye}d to will{ia}m Hancock & his company for the ffetchyng of the maye pole vj s x d It{e}m p{aye}d for pep{er} on maye daye [la] daye to putt powder in vj d It{e}m payed to the gonners in maye daye xx d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the Musitions that played on maye daye iij s iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d to hym that played apon the hoby horse vj d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the drum{m}er on Maye daye v s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to Anthony Ballerd for iiij yerdes of canvas to make a hobby horse ij s ... ((f 23v)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d for Cuttyng of Gigmagogg apon the hawe ij s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to one that came w{i}th beaers ij s vj d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the players that played at mr ffordes when humphre ffones was married iij s iiij d ... ((f 26v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the players at the vicarige by co{m}maundem{en}t vj s viij d ... ((f 27)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d for browne pap{er} on may daye viij d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the drumer by Mr mayo{r}s co{m}maundement v s ... ((f 28)) It{e}m payed to S{i}r Iames ffee Iames is players x s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to one that came W{i}th the Quenes beares v s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to ij drummers & iij Trumpeters on maye daye iiij s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to my lord Montagew is players iiij s ... ((f 30v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aie}d for p{ro}vision agaynst my lord of Bedfords comyng vj li. xiij s iiij d It{e}m p{aie}d to certayne players xiij s iiij d ... ((f 31)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to S{i}r Richard Barkley is playrs xij s ... ((f 31v)) ... It{e}m payed to Ball ye taborer ij s vj d It{e}m for his dynn{er} & supper vj d It{e}m p{aye}d to the morrys dauncers v s It{e}m p{aye}d to Roger Hewett to ye takyng downe of ye may poll xij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Roger Newport for shottyng the ordynnce on maye daye iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d for a sparre for the maye poll iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d for a dile bord for the banke thereof xiiij d It{e}m p{aye}d for xiiij sheles for posstes to the same iij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Iohn downe to ffyll the pytte iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d to his brother to helpe hym about ye same iij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Martyn ffeltwell to helpe hym ij d It{e}m p{aye}d for ye toppe for the maye polle vij d It{e}m p{aye}d for a borde of Roger Hewett{es} beyng broken iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d for browne pap{er} on maye daye ix d It{e}m p{aye}d to Roger Hewett for makyng the auncyent v s iiij d It{e}m p{aye}d to Iohn Crosse for worke about the same poll xij d It{e}m p{aye}d to the drummer on Maye daye ij s vj d It{e}m p{aye}d to Nicholas Glanflyd for iiij yelle{s} & q{u}a{rte}r of Crymsyn taffata at xij s ye ell lj s It{e}m p{aye}d for vij ell{es} iij q{u}a{rte}r & di. q{u}a{rte}r of whytt sarcenett at vj s the ell xlvij s iij d It{e}m p{aye}d to one that Went to Tavistick for ye same silk xvj d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to one that Went for ye tabarer vj d ... It{e}m p{aye}d for di. C bord nayles for ye maye poll vj d ... ((f 32)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to Sprie for payntyng of the maye polle v s ... \these iij seu{er}all portions of powder are delyu{er}ed to the Townes vse by Mr Ilcomb to discharge of certayne powder due by hym to the Towne & yet restethe owyng Cxxvj li. \ It{e}m p{aye}d for xx li. weight of sarpentyne powder bestowed on maye daye It{e}m p{aye}d for xx li. of corne powder It{e}m p{aye}d the xxiij of Iune for lviij li. of corne powder ... ((f 35v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to theym that toke down the maye pole & for breadd & drynke gevyn to theym x d It{e}m gevyn to the Gunners on maye daye iiij d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to Io{hn} Scarlett for neyles & bordes & for makyng of the banke aboute the maye pole xij d ... ((f 36*)) It{e}m payed owte & disbursed in chargs toucchyng the intertaynement of my lorde of Bedforde at his ffirste beynge here this yere as by a booke of p{ar}ticulers thereof showed to the audytors at this accompte appereth xlij li. ij s vij d It{e}m p{aye}d owte & disbursed in charge & intertayment of my lord & lady of Bedford the latter tyme ys yere as by book{es} of the p{ar}tyculers thereof likewise showed before the audytors at this accompte appereth xliiij li. viij d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to hym((436)) ffor charges bestowed aboute the maye pole ij s ... It{e}m p{aye}d to Abraham wystlake for canvas & other thynges aboute the maye pole ix s viij d It{e}m p{aye}d to the paynter for staynyng of the maye pole ij streamers toppe armours & a fflagge this yere ix s viij d ... ((f 37v* {(Remaining expenses)})) ... It{e}m there Remayneth w{i}th Mr drake a drume of the Townes of the value of xl s w{hi}ch is to be ainswered apon retorne of his viage. And if the Towne be not satisfied by Mr drake then Mr hawkins p{ro}myseth to satisfie for ye same ((f 39v {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d for amendynge of maye pole benche & the ballance to Iohn Scarlett x d ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the Erle of Bathe is players xiij s iiij d ... ((f 45 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the players by Mr maiors co{m}mandem{en}t xx s It{e}m p{aye}d to Iames Tynker for playeng on the drume xij d ... ((f 46)) It{e}m p{aye}d for xlv li. of powder for maye daye lij s xj d It{e}m p{aye}d for Browne pap{er} iiij d ... ((f 49 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to Roberte Sprye for the picture of the Turke on Maye Daie xvj d ... It{e}m p{ai}d for powder for the great Ordynaunce on Maye daye xxix s vij d It{e}m p{ai}d for corne powder then, for Calivers iiij li. xvij s x d It{e}m p{ai}d for browne pap{er} to Devide it in portions vj d ... It{e}m p{ai}d to my L{ord} Shandos men for bearebeatinge v s ... It{e}m p{ai}d to Rob{er}te Sprye for payntinge the Turke ij s ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the Tynker for playeinge on the Drom{m}e at the Bullworke vj d ... It{e}m p{ai}d to vinsent Scoble for the frame of the Bell rope for the guildhald & for the frame of the Turke xxj d ... ((f 49v)) It{e}m paied to the Earle of worsters plaiers and for bearing of Bordes and other fourniture xv s ix d ... It{e}m p{aie}d to Tho{mas} Hodge drumer for playenge vppon the drum{m}e this yere v s ... ((f 52 {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the L{ord} Strawnges players x s ... ((f 52v)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d for powder and other charges on Maie daie as by p{ar}ticulers shewede at this Accompte appearithe vij li. vij s iij d ... ((f 54* {(Costs, expenses, and payments)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to George Starlinge p{ar}ishe clerke for his wag{es} this yeare xl s It{e}m p{ai}d to hym for his waiges this yere for playeinge on the waites iiij li. It{e}m p{ai}d for the scocheons of the Musitions this yere v li. viij s ... It{e}m paide for the entertaynment of S{i}r ffraunc{es} Drake knighte when his ladie came firste x li. ... It{e}m paide to sondrie players and Musitions this year xxxvj s ... ((f 56 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paide to George Starrelinge Clerke for his wages this yere xl s It{e}m paide to hym for his wages this yere for plaienge on the waites iiij li. ... ((f 60 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paide to George Starrlinge for his clerkeshippe this yere xl s It{e}m paide to him for his wages for plaienge vppon the waites iiij li. ... ((f 60v)) ... It{e}m paide to the plaiers by mr maiors comaundemente v s ... It{e}m paide to Cole for plaienge vppon the Towne drum{m}e xij d ... It{e}m geiven to the plaiers for and by mr mayors com{m}aundem{en}t v s ... ((f 61)) ... It{e}m paide to Cole for heddinge of the drum{m}es iiij s It{e}m paide to Roger newporte & his fellowes for shootinge of the ordinaunce on maye daye ij s vj d ... It{e}m paide for plaienge vppon the drum{m}es on maye daye vj d It{e}m paide to the morrice dauncers on maye daye x s ... ((f 47v)) ... It{e}m payed for a hoggshedd of bere gevyn on Mydsomer watch x s It{e}m to mr Edgecombes s{er}u{a}nte for playng then on the ij hande sworde ij s ... ((f 63 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to George Starrlinge for his Clerkeshippe this yere xl s It{e}m p{ai}d to him for his wages for plaienge vppon the waites iiij li. ... ((f 65v)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to men app{er}taigninge to some noble man w{hi}ch playede on the waites xij d ... ((f 67v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to George Starrling for the Clerkship this yere xl s It{e}m p{ai}d to him for plaienge vppon the waytes iiij li. ... It{e}m p{ai}d to my Lorde Admiralles plaiers x s ... ((f 69)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the morrice dauncers vj s 8 d It{e}m p{ai}d to the drum{m}er on maye daie vj d ... ((f 72v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to George Starlinge for his Clarkshippe xl s It{e}m p{ai}d to him ffor playeinge vppon the Waites iiij li. ... ((f 75v*)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to Mr Arnolde for drynke on Maye daye ij s ij d It{e}m p{ai}d for Cix li. .3. quart{er}s of powlder spent on Maye daye v li. ix s ix d It{e}m for iiij li. di of matche at iiij d the pound xviij d It{e}m for 4 quyers of pap{er} for the Allowaunc{es} xvj d It{e}m for the gonners dynner on Maye daye ij s vj d It{e}m to the dromers that daye ij s vj d ... It{e}m to my Lo{rd} of Leicesters plaiers, the 15th of Maye x s ... It{e}m p{ai}d for powlder, powlder Bagges, pap{er} and other charges at the entertayninge of my Lo{rd} Admirall, as by the p{ar}ticulers thereof appeerethe iiij li. j s ij d ... It{e}m to the drom{e}res when my Lo{rd} Admirall came in ij s ... ((f 76)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d to the Quenes players by Mr Maiors appointm{en}t x s ... ((f 79v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item paied to Georg Starling for his Clearckship this yeare xl s Item paied to him for playeng vpon the waiet{es} this yeare iiij li. ... ((f 80v)) ... Item paied for apples to Carie aboute the freedome x [ix] \iiij \ d Item for iiij quartes of Canara wynes ij s viij d Item to the drom{m}er for his paines xij d Item to a bagg pipe plaier for goeing about the freedom xij d ... Item for nutt{es} peares and kak{es} to Carie about the freedom xix d ... ((f 83 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d{e} to George Starlinge for his Clearckeshippe this yere [xl] It{e}m p{ai}d{e} to hym for playinge vppon the waites this yere iiij li ... ((f 84)) ... It{e}m paide to v that plaide on drumes on maye daye iij s ... It{e}m p{ai}d{e} for v. q{ua}rters of Browne paper for the Powder on maye daye viij d ... ((f 87v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to George Starlinge for his wages of Clarckshippe this y{e}r{e} iii l. It{e}m more to hym for playenge vppon the wayt{es} this yere iiij li. ... ((f 88*)) ... It{e}m for the hyer of a horse for a Trumpeter to Ryde in compayny to the Riu{er} xij d It{e}m p{aie}d to 4 trumpetor{es} thatt were att the leate by mr maior{es} co{m}maundem{en}t v s It{e}m p{aie}d for horses for theym iij s ... ((f 88v)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d for heades for iij Drumes vij s ... It{e}m p{aie}d for x pound{es} waighte of powder thatt was spente att the bringinge in of the Riu{er} xvj s viij d It{e}m p{aie}d to Lancastell for heddinge of iij Dru{m}mes iiij s ... It{e}m to Iohn Rewbye for a dynner att the bringinge in of the Ryu{er} xvj s It{e}m to the gunn{er}s thatt daye xvj d It{e}m more spente vppon theym then iij s iiij d ... It{e}m p{aie}d for 28 li. waighte of powder spente on Maydaye xviij s viij d It{e}m p{aie}d to ij Drumers thatt daye iij s iiij d ... ((f 91 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paied to George Starlinge for pleainge the wayt{es} iiij li ... It{e}m p{aie}d the Dromers for one whole yere abatinge syxe weick{es} xij li. iiij s ... ((f 95 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paied to George Starlinge for pleainge vppon the waytes iiij li. ... It{e}m paied to the Drummers and for mendinge of drum{m}es iiij li. xiiij s ... ((f 95v)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d my lord of Wusterd{es} players v s ... It{e}m p{aie}d a sporte maker on the Cronnac{i}on daye((437)) v s ... It{e}m p{aie}d the quenes players att Mr Maior{es} Com{m}aundement ix s ... ((f 98v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to George Starlinge for pleainge vppon the weyt{es} iiij li. ... It{e}m p{aye}d to the drum{m}ers & for mendinge of drumes xxiij s vj d ... ((f 99v)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d for paper to put powder in on Maye daye ij s It{e}m for Carriadge of hoggeshede of beare to the Markett Crosse on Maye daye viij d It{e}m p{aye}d to the morris daunshers & drum{m}er{es} xiiij s vj d ... ((f 100)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d for wyne frute & Cakes on St Mathewes daye & for the boyes spoyle in the m{ar}kett xviij s vij d ... It{e}m p{aye}d Stonehowsmen on maye daye for wyne iiij s ... ((f 101)) ... It{e}m p{aye}d Thomas Sherwill for a hoggeshedde of London beare a maye daye xx s ... ((f 103 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to George Starlinge for pleaynge on the weyt{es} iiij li. ... ((f 104)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d for hue & Crie made after S{i}r ffraunc{es} Drakes musitions ij s vj d ... ((f 104v)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to five Trumpetter{es} on maye daye v s It{e}m p{aie}d then to twoe Drummers ij s It{e}m p{aie}d Peter Anthonie for charge of morris danssers vj s viij d ... ((f 108 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{aye}d to George Starlinge for pleainge the wayt{es} iiij li. ... ((f 114v)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to George Starlinge for pleainge on the waytes iiij li. ... ((f 121v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{aie}d to George Starlinge for plaienge on ye wait{es} iiij li ... ((f 122v)) ... It{e}m p{aie}d him((438)) for wyne, appels & bredd for ye freedome xj s viij d It{e}m p{aie}d for ye drummers labor the same daie xij d It{e}m p{aie}d for Carryenge the same p{ro}uic{i}on into ye feild{es} ix d It{e}m p{aie}d for spoiles don{n}e then by ye boies xij d ... ((f 125 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Itm p{aie}d to George Starlinge for plaienge on the wait{es} iiij li. ... Itm p{aie}d to the Queenes Ma{ies}t{es} plaiers vj s viij d ... Itm p{aie}d to my lord Mountioyes players v s ... ((f 125v)) ... Itm p{aie}d for powder spent on Maie daie and other Mustering{es} as by a bill of p{ar}ticulers thereof appeeres viij li. x s Itm p{aie}d for iiij\er \ queres of paper to putt ye same in xij d Itm p{aie}d vj. trumpetters on Maie daie xij s Itm iij drummers that daie iij s Itm p{aie}d for .2.li. of matche that daie vj d ... ((f 129 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d George Starleinge for playinge one the wait{es} iiij li. ... It{e}m p{ai}d Iohn the Drummer for this yeres wag{es} xl s ((f 130)) ... Itm p{ai}d Iohn Drum{m}er for Hoopes((439)) and Cordes for the Drume xij d ... Itm p{ai}d for three head{es} for the Drume to Iohn Butterslie ... Itm p{ai}d for fower quire of paper one Maie daie j s Itm p{ai}d for bringe of the Townes furniture to the guildhall one Maye daie xviij d ... Itm p{ai}d for a peare of Drume stick{es} xij d Itm the drumer for soundinge one Maie daie vj d It{m} p{ai}d for powder spente one Maie daie xxxviij s vj d Itm p{ai}d Nycholas Iones, for Cloth for the drumers Coote x s ... ((f 130v)) ... Itm p{ai}d Peter Bowne for xx\tie \ pound{es} of powder he deliu{er}ed mr Maior one Crownashone daie((440)) xiij s iiij d Itm p{ai}d Iohn Bowne for lace and makinge of Iohn Drumer Coate iiij s vj d ... ((f 131)) ... Itm p{ai}d the drumer and other for Mr Maior one Maie daie xviij d ... ((f 131v)) ... Itm geven to a noble manes players, because they should not plaie x s ... ((f 133v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Itm p{aie}d George Starling for playeng on the wait{es} iiij li. ... Itm pd the Drummer((441)) for his yeres wag{es} xl s ... ((f 134v)) It{e}m p{aie}d for a paire of breeches for Io{h}n Dru{m}mer xij s viij d ((f 138 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m p{ai}d{e} George Starlinge for playenge on the Weat{es} this Yere iiij li. ... It{e}m p{ai}d{e} the Drum{m}er for his wag{es} this yere {(blank)} ... ((f 140v)) ... It{e}m p{ai}d{e} Gregorie the Drum{m}er for his paynes taken this yere v s ... ((f 142 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... It{e}m paid George Starlinge for playinge the waight{es} for this yere iiij li. ... ((f 142v)) ... It{e}m bestowed on the drum{m}ers when the kinge was p{ro}claymed iij s ... paid for a barrell of gunepowder at the Coronation day((442)) iij li. xv s paid for a hogeside of beare at that daie ix s vj d ... ((f 144)) ... It{e}m paid to five trumpeters at the tyme when the Kinges Ma{ies}tie was p{ro}claymed here x s It{e}m paid ffrances Cocke for leaven taffitawe for Colors for them [xxx s] this is not allowed of It{e}m paid to the guners at that tyme viij s It{e}m paid to George Starlinge then vj s It{e}m paid one that went at Stonehouse for a Trumpeter iiij d ... It{e}m paid the drum{m}ers on the Coronation daie iiij s iij d It{e}m paid to the Trumpeters then v s It{e}m paid to the Gunners then iij s It{e}m paid to the drum{m}ers the v\th \ of August beinge p{ro}claymed holiedaie v s ... It{e}m for charg{es} on the fredome daie as by the p{ar}ticulers appeareth xxiij s ... ((f 147v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Itm paide George Starlinge for playinge on the waightes for this yere iiij li. ... ((f 150)) ... Item rec{eaued} of w{illia}m Ierman & Iohn Iope Butchers for killing of a Bull before he was bayton v s ... ((f 150v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item p{ai}d George Starlinge for pleying on the Waytes this yere iiij li. ... ((f 151)) ... Item pd to the Ent{er}lude players to departe the Towne \w{i}thoute pleyinge \ ij s vj d ... ((f 151v)) ... Item pd to the fowere dr{u}mmers a may day iiij s ... ((f 152)) ... Item paid to the Morrice dauncers & Musitians on Maye day vij s iiij d ... Item pd for 130 li. of powder spent on maye day iiij li. x s Item pd to three drommers on mydsom{er} neight iij s ... ((f 153v* {(Costs and expenses)})) Item p{ai}d George Starling for playing on ye wait{es} ye said yere iiij li ... ((f 156v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item pd to George Starling for playing on the waites the said yere iiij li. ... ((f 157v)) ... Item pd for wyne and Cakes ye freedome day and to the drommer xix s viij d ... ((f 159 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item pd to ye waytplayers ye said yere iiij li ... ((f 159v)) ... Item pd the Gunners for shooting of the Ordynance at the tyme of the Princes Auditors here iij s iiij d ... Item pd for wyne & Cakes & to the drommer the freedome day \& for other charg{es} then for ye boyes \ xxxj s ij d ... Item pd for ye hire of 4 boat{es} to passe ye Boyes on freesome day xvj d ... ((f 162 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item pd to ye wayteplayers ye said yere iiij li. ... ((f 162v)) ... Item pd for wyne & Cakes & to the drom{m}er ye freedome day & for other charges then for ye Boyes & for passing them ou{er} the water w{i}th Boat{es} xxx s vj d ... Item pd for a Barrell of powder, to the drommers & for other Charges on may day the said yere v li. xiij s v d Item pd to the drom{m}ers at ye mustering day & at mighelmas day & for making a newe hedd to mr Parkers [drop] drom{m}e xiij s x d ... ((f 165 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item pd to the [waight] wayteplayers the said yere iiij li. ... Item pd for a newe drumme xxvj s viij d Item pd for a barrell of powder, to the dromers and for other Charg{es} on mayedaye and to the dromers on the mustering daye the said yere vj li. xj s ix d ... ((f 165v)) ... Item pd for wyne and Cakes and to the dromer the freedome((443)) daye and for other Charg{es} then, for the boyes and for passing them over the water w{i}th boat{es} xxvj s vj d ... ((f 167v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item p{ai}d to the Wayte players the said yeare [xxiiij s] iiij li. ... ((f 168)) ... Item paid for Wyne and Cakes and to the drumm{er} the ffreedome daye and for other Charg{es} then, for the Boys and for passing them over the Water w{i}th Boat{es} xxvij s ij d ... ((f 170 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item paid to the Wayteplayers the said yere iiij li. ... Item paid for wyne and Cakes to the drumm{er} the freedome daye and for other thing{es} then for the Boyes and for passing them over the water w{i}th boat{es} xx s ... ((f 172v {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item p{ai}d to the Wayt[ers] players the said yere iiij li. ... Item p{ai}d for wyne and Cakes to the drumm{er} the freedome daye and other thing{es} then for the boyes and for passing them ou{er} the water w{i}th boat{es} xxvj s v d ... ((f 173)) ... Item p{ai}d for Charles his Clothes on the Maye daie viij s ix d Item p{ai}d for a barrell of powder spent on Maye daie iiij li. xv s ij d ... ((f 175 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item paid to the wayte players the said yere iiij li. ... Item paid for wyne and Cakes and to the drummer the freedome daie and other thing{es} then for the Boyes and for passing them over the water w{i}th boates xxviij s vij d ... ((f 177 {(Costs and expenses)})) ... Item p{ai}d to the wayte players the said yere iiij li. ... Item p{ai}d for wyne and Cakes and to the drummer the freedome daie and other thing{es} then for Boys and for passing them over the water w{i}th boat{es} xxvij s vj d ... ((f 179 {(Costs and expenses)}))