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Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the district — John Shaqi

Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the districtHipkins, F. C. (Frederick Charles)

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Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the district

Name: Repton and its neighbourhood : $b a descriptive guide of the archæology, &c. of the district
Author: Hipkins, F. C. (Frederick Charles)

Hipkins, F. C. (Frederick Charles)

Repton (England) -- Description and travel; Repton (England) -- History

1616  Receaved by Christopher Ward, Constable, from
          John Cantrell, the Townes Armore.
            2 Corsletts with 2 pickes.
            2 Culivers—(guns).
            One flaske and tuchboxe.
            V head peeces; towe of them ould ones.
            2 howllboardes.
            One payre of Banddebrowes. (Small wooden or tin
              cases, covered with leather, each holding one
              charge for musket or culiver, fastened to a
              broad band of leather, called a _bandoleer_,
              worn over the shoulder).
            2 oulde girdles.
            3 newe girdles: twoe of them with the sowldiers.
            3 payre of hanggers in the sowldiers keepinge.
            3 sowrdes, with two daggers.
            Allsoe the swordes in sowldiers keepinge.
            Allsoe 2 platte Coottes yᵗ Clocksmith not delivered.
        It paid for an Admonitione here and there to enter into
          matrimonie agreeable to the lawe                              vjd
  1617  It given in ernest for a newe byble                            xijd
        Receaved for the ould Byble                                vs
  1618  It paide for a Newe Byble                              xliijs
        (This Bible is still in the Parish chest, in a
          very good state of preservation. “Imprinted
          at London by Robert Barker, Printer to the
          Kings most Excellent Majestie. Anno 1617.”)
        It paid for a the Common Prayer booke                  viijs
  1619  It paid to Rich. Meashame for Killing of vii hedghoges          vjd
  1621  A list of the church books, as above, “delivered unto
          the saide churchwardens Willᵐ Meakine, Tho Gill,
          Edward Farmour.”
  1622  Bookes sent to Mʳ Willᵐ Bladone to be emploied for
          the use of the Parrish, and to be disposed of at
          the discretione of Mʳ Thomas Whiteheade (Headmaster
          of Repton School, 1621-1639). Recᵈ by Mʳ Robert
          Kellett, Godfry Cautrell, Roger Bishope, and
          Robert Orchard, Churchwardens 1622, the XXVᵗʰ
          of December, the said bookes, videlicet:—
            First a faire Bible well bound and hinged.
             2. Bᵖ Babingtone his worckes.
             3. Mʳ Elton on the Collosians.
             4. Mʳ Perkins on the Creede.
             5. Mʳ Dod and Cleaver on yᵉ Commandments.
             6. Bellinging (Bellynny) (Belamy) his Catechesmie.
             7. Mʳ Yonge his Househould Govermente.
             8. The first and second partte of the true watche.
             9. The second partte of the said true watche by
                  Mʳ Brinsley.
            10. The plaine mane’s pathewaye, and sermon of
                  Repenttance written by Mʳ Dentte.
            11. Bradshawe’s p’paracon (preparation) to yᵉ
                  Receavinge of yᵉ Bodie and bloude.
            12. Hieron his Helpe to Devotione.
            13 and 14. Allsoe towe bookes of Martters (Fox’s).
            15.

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