Paid the Parsons dutye for the buriall ij{d} for y{e} grave xij{d} for the Clerke & Sexton xxij{d} 00 04 10 To the Bearers ij{s} & expended at the buriall ij{s} vj{d} 00 04 06 ffor a Cophin to burye the bodye in 00 03 04 To Doctor Godard for reading six lectures 06 00 00 To M{r} Nicholas Brothers and M{r} William Watson whoe desected the bodye xl{s} appeece 04 00 00 Paid for 3 dynners for the M{rs} or Governo{rs} Assistants Reader & desectors 10 00 00 ffor Candles for 3 mornings 00 11 11 To the twoe Beadles their ffee for three dayes attendance 00 10 00 1647-8. Paid and disbursed in Charges in sending Chyrurgians to the seige at Colchester by lr̃e from the Com{rs} of the Armye & for their maintenance & medicines 17 13 06 26th January, 1647. William Watson haveing his Letters of admittance and not sealed the Bond according to the ordinance in that behalfe did amongst other uncivill behaviour and words to our M{r} and the Court say That he would not be whipˀd by a Bond and that he would give his answer at his owne convenience. And when our M{r} told him That he must seale the Bond he answered That must was for the King, But this Court gave him a fortnight to give his answer peremptorily. 1655. The following is a Copy of a Surgeon’s Certificate to practise:-- [Sidenote: CERTIFICATE IN THE BEHALF OF A CHIRURGEON.] ~To all people~ to whom this present writeing shall come JOHN FREDERICKE ESQ{R} Alderman of the Cittie of London Thomas Allen Abraham Clerke and Thomas Bowden Mas{rs} or Govˀno{rs} of the Mistery and cominalty of Barbers and Chirurgeons of London send Greeting in our Lord God everlasting.