A clerk to him 0 2 0 John Verney, overseer of the King's great mares for the 0 4 0 train of Artillery William Heywood, assistant to him 0 1 0 Thomas Mulberry } guides of the said mares, each 0 1 0 Harry Hughes } guides of the said mares, each 6 conductors of the Ordnance 20 Carters, each 0 0 6 William Rayherne, Captain of the Pioneers 0 4 0 100 Pioneers, each 0 0 8 * * * * * John Rogers, of the privy ordnance and weapons. 15 Gunners appointed to the brass pieces about the King's tent. 55 Gunners appointed to the shrympes, with two cases each. 4 carpenters. 4 wheelers. 3 armourers. Charles Walman, an officer employed to choose the gunpowder. * * * * * _N.B._—The pioneers received 2_s._ a piece transport money from Boulogne to Dover, and conduct money from Dover to their dwelling-places—4_d._ a mile for the captain, and ½ _d._ for every pioneer. _Harl. MS. 5753._ * * * * * 2. _Establishment of a Small Train of Artillery in 1548._ 1 Master of Artillery. 1 Lieutenant of ditto. 1 Master-Gunner. 15 Gunners at 1_s._ per diem. 12 Gunners at 8_d._ per diem. 80 Gunners at 6_d._ per diem. 2 Gunners at 4_d._ per diem. * * * * * 3. _Establishment of a Train of Artillery in the year 1618._ 1 General of Artillery. 1 Lieutenant of ditto. 10 Gentlemen of ditto. 25 Conductors of ditto. 1 Master-Gunner. 136 Gunners. 1 Petardier. 1 Captain of miners. 25 Miners. 1 Captain of pioneers. 1 Surgeon. 1 Surgeon's-mate. * * * * * 4. _Establishment of a Train of 22 pieces of Ordnance in the year 1620._ 1 Master of the Ordnance. 1 Lieutenant of ditto. 9 Gentlemen of ditto. 1 Master-Gunner. 3 Master-Gunner's Mates. 3 Constables or Quarter-gunners. 124 Gunners. * * * * * 5. _Establishment of a Train of 30 pieces in the year 1639._