The Chalice. One olde boxe with a cheane thereto fixed, towe pieces of leade and four Keayes. 1603 It spent in makinge a search the night the robbery was done in Caulke iijd 1604 It payᵈ for wine for a Communione yᵉ xiij daye of January for 3 gallands iiijs It for bread ijd Firste spent at yᵉ metinge about Geneva iiijd It spent goinge to Darbye to paye yᵉ money for Geneva vjd (A collection for the support of refugees there.) It payᵈ for one booke of yᵉ constitution of oʳ Kinge xxd (Issued by order of King James after the Hampton Court Conference.) 1605 It payᵈ for one booke of thanksgivinge for our Kinge vjd (After the Gunpowder Plot.) 1609 It given to the parritor from the bishop (_sic_) of Canterbury xijd It payde for poyntinge the steeple vli 0 0 1610 It Receaved of the Churchwardens of Bretbye for there part towards byinge the booke of Jewells workes iijs 1611 It spent the Ambulatione weeke ijs (Perambulating the parish, or “beating the bounds” in Rogation week.) For ledinge corne to the tithe barne (which amounted to) vli iiijs xjd For gatheringe of tithe for Mʳ Burdane 19 days & half jli ixs iijd 5 ” without his mare vjs vd --------------- jli xvs viijd --------------- 1614 It given uppon Candellmas daye to one that made a sermone ijs _The Church Bookes._ First one Bible. 2 bookes of Common Prayer. One booke of Paraphase of Erasmus uppon the Gospells. The Contraversye betwyxte Whittegifte and Carttrighte, Jowell and Harrddinge. The booke of Jewells workes. 3 prayer bookes. The booke of the queens Injunctions. One booke of Sermons. One booke of Articles had at the Bishopes visitatione. The said bookes be in the Keepinge of Mr. Wattssone (Headmaster of Repton School, 1594-1621), except the Bible and one booke of Common Prayer. 1615 A long list of 77 subscribers for “a newe beell.” Probably the VIth bell (the tenor). Sum gathered xijli viijs viijd