Robin Hood: A collection of all the ancient poems, songs, and ballads, now extant, relative to that celebrated English outlaw. To which are prefixed historical anecdotes of his life.
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Robin Hood: A collection of all the ancient poems, songs, and ballads, now extant, relative to that celebrated English outlaw. To which are prefixed historical anecdotes of his life.
Ballads, English -- England -- Texts; Outlaws -- Poetry; Robin Hood (Legendary character) -- Poetry; Songs, English -- England -- Texts
“23 Hen. 7. To the menstorell upon May-day 0 0 4
―― For paynting of the mores garments and for
sarten gret leveres[85] 0 2 4 {cii}
―― For paynting of a bannar for Robin Hode 0 0 3
―― For 2 M. & ½ pynnys 0 0 10
―― For 4 plyts and ½ of laun for the mores
garments 0 2 11
―― For orseden[86] for the same 0 0 10
―― For a goun for the lady 0 0 8
―― For bellys for the dawnsars 0 0 12
24 Hen. 7. For little John’s cote 0 8 0
1 Hen. 8. For silver paper for the mores
dawnsars 0 0 7
―― For Kendall for Robyn Hode’s cote 0 1 3
―― For 3 yerds of white for the frere’s[87] cote 0 3 0 {ciii}
―― For 4 yards of kendall for mayde Marian’s[88]
huke[89] 0 3 4
―― For saten of sypers for the same huke 0 0 6
―― For 2 payre of glovys for Robin Hode and
mayde Maryan 0 0 3
―― For 6 brode arovys 0 0 6
―― To mayde Maryan for her labour for two
years 0 2 0
―― To Fygge the taborer 0 6 0
―― Rec^d for Robyn Hod’s gaderyng 4
marks[90] {civ}
5 Hen. 8. Rec^d for Robin Hood’s gaderyng at
Croydon 0 9 4
11 Hen. 8. Paid for three broad yerds of rosett
for maykng the frer’s cote 0 3 6
―― Shoes for the mores daunsars, the frere and
mayde Maryan at 7^d a payre 0 5 4
13 Hen. 8. Eight yerds of fustyan for the mores
daunsars coats 0 16 0
A dosyn of gold skynnes for the morres[91] 0 0 10
15 Hen. 8. Hire of hats for Robynhode 0 0 16
―― Paid for the hat that was lost 0 0 10
16 Hen. 8. Rec^d at the church-ale and Robyn-hode
all things deducted 3 10 6
―― Paid for 6 yerds ¼ of satyn for Robyn
Hode’s coyts 0 12 6
―― For makyng the same 0 2 0
―― For 3 ells of locram[92] 0 1 6
21 Hen. 8. For spunging and brushing
Robyn-hode’s cotys 0 0 2
28 Hen. 8. Five hats and 4 porses for the
daunsars 0 0 4½
―― 4 yerds of cloth for the fole’s cote 0 2 0
―― 2 ells of worstede for mayde Maryans kyrtle 0 6 8
―― For 6 payre of double sollyd showne 0 4 6
―― To the mynstrele 0 10 8
―― To the fryer and the piper for to go to
Croydon 0 0 8
29 Hen. 8. Mem. Lefte in the keping of the
wardens nowe beinge.
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