A Source-Book of English Social HistoryJones, M. E. Monckton (Mary Evelyn Monckton)
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A Source-Book of English Social History
Jones, M. E. Monckton (Mary Evelyn Monckton)
Great Britain -- Economic conditions; Great Britain -- Social conditions
For 2 Cloths of Scarlet for the Earl against
Christmas.
1 Cloth of Russet for the Bishop of Anjou.
70 Cloths of Blue for the Knights (as they
were then termed).
15 Cloths of Medley for the Lord’s Clerks.
28 Cloths for the Esquires.
15 Cloths for Officers.
19 Cloths for Grooms
5 Cloths for Archers.
4 Cloths for Minstrels and Carpenters,
with the Sharing and Carriage for
the Earl’s Liveries at Christmas £460 1 3
_Item_:
For 7 Furs of variable Minever [or
powdered Ermin]
7 Hoods of Purple
395 Furs of Budge, for the Liveries of
Barons, Knights and Clerks
123 Furs of Lambs for Esquires,
bought at Christmas £147 17 8
_Item_:
65 Cloths Saffron Colour, for the
Barons and Knights in summer.
12 Red Cloths mixt for Clerks
26 Cloths Ray for Esquires £ s. d.
1 Cloth Ray for Officers’ Coats in
Summer and
4 Cloths Ray for carpets in the Hall £345 13 8
_Item_:
100 Pieces of Green Silk for the Knights
14 Budge Furs for Surceats
13 Hoods of Budge for Clerks, and
75 Furs of Lambs for the Lord’s
Liveries in summer, with Canvas
and cords to truss them £72 19 -
_Item_:
Saddles for the Lord’s Liveries in
summer £51 6 8
_Item_:
For one Saddle for the Earl of the
Prince’s Arms £2 - -
Sum £1079 18 3
_Item_:
For Things bought whereof nothing
can be read in my Note £241 14 1 ob.
For Horses lost in the Service of
the Earl £86 6 8
Fees paid to Earls, Barons, Knights
and Esquires £628 15 6
In Gifts to Knights of France, the
Queen of England’s Nurses, to
the Countess of Warren,
Esquires, Minstrels, Messengers
and Riders £92 14 -
_Item_:
168 Yards of Russet Cloth, and 24 Coats
for Poor Men, with Money given
to the Poor on Maunday Thursday £8 16 7
_Item_:
24 Silver Dishes, so many Sawcers, and
so many Cups for the Buttery,
one Pair of Paternosters, and
one Silver Coffin, bought this
Year £103 5 6
To divers Messengers about the
Earl’s business £34 19 8
In the Earl’s Chamber £5 - -
To divers Men for the Earl’s old
debts £88 16 - ob.
Sum £1207 7 11
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