1568. _Butter_ at £9 per Barrel £1624 10 0 _Grain_ at £30 per Last 2370 0 0 _Flesh_ at £7, 4s. 90 0 0 _Marts_ at £3, 12s. 14 8 0 _Hawkhens_ 5 8 6 _Swine_ at £1, 16s. 3 12 0 _Wax_, &c. 22 1 6 _Silver_ 251 2 6 ————— —— —— Total £4381 2 6 ===== == == These articles, the amount of the Bishopric Rental at Earl Robert’s entry, he increased to the following quantities at the same conversion:— 1587. _Butter_, 73½ Barrels at £9 £661 13 0 _Do._, 136 Lispunds 21 Marks at 12s. 82 2 6 _Grain_, 189 Lasts, 20 Meils, 5 Set^{ns}, at £30 5696 0 10 _Flesh_, 84 Lasts, 18 Meils, 2 Set^{ns}, at £7, 4s. 610 10 0 _Poultry_, 1046 26 3 0 _Wax_, &c. 24 6 6 _Silver_ 299 7 2 ————— —— —— Total £7400 0 0 ===== == == which by his aggravation of one-fifth of every weight and measure, actually represented the following quantities and value at his death, 1592:— 1592. _Butter_ in Barrels (unchanged) £661 10 0 _Do._, Loose, 171 Lispunds at 12s 102 12 0 _Grain_, 237⅓ Lasts at £30 7120 0 0 _Flesh_, 105 Lasts 22 Meils at £7, 4s. 762 12 0 _Poultry_ 26 3 0 _Wax_, &c. 27 15 10 _Silver_ 299 7 2 ————— —— —— Total £9000 0 0 ===== == == Earl Patrick’s aggravation of one-third in like manner raised the actual quantities paid from the Bishopric in the same proportion, and at the current prices of conversion, to the following value:—