£ _s._ _d._
‘Rents and Quit-Rents paid 52 9 3
Taxes and Trophy-money: sums collected for the }
accoutrements and maintenance of the Militia } 194 11 4-1/2
Expenses 351 17 1-1/2
Emptions of Timber 471 7 6
Stone, Chalk, Terrass 340 4 4
Iron-work 158 18 0
--------------- 970 9 10
Mason, Painter, Glazier, Carpenter, &c. 1904 13 9
Shipwrights’ work and Cordage 104 18 0
Benevolence 232 13 4
Particular Payments by Order 1254 7 3-3/4
Fees and Salaries 287 4 5
Costs at Audit and Lady Fair 160 11 0
----------------
£5513 15 4-3/4
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£ _s._ _d._
‘Amount of the preceding Charge 10259 3 9-1/2
Deduct the foregoing expenses 5513 15 4-3/4
----------------
Remainder 4745 8 4-3/4
Whereof discharged by desperate arrears and } 89 0 0
remitted }
----------------
Remaining due to the Bridge-house, at Lady-day,}
1753 } 4656 8 4-3/4
_And thus disposed of._
Arrears of Fines and Quit-rents 2483 15 1-3/4
Arrears and Fines 70 6 11
In the hands of the Bridge-Masters 1502 5 5
In the hands of the Chamberlain of London 600 0 0
----------------
£4656 7 5-3/4’
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“There appears to be some little inaccuracy in this statement by
Maitland, since the amounts which he sets down are not the products
of the sums when added together; but these I have rectified, though
the balance of the whole account does not quite accord with the sums
remaining in hand.
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