The Book of Trinity College Dublin 1591-1891Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland)
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The Book of Trinity College Dublin 1591-1891
Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland)
Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland)
Trevor of Trevillin, Co. Denbigh, Governor
of Newry, a former benefactor of the
College), 30 19 8
” ” 10--Received for Sir Richard Irven’s College
pott, 18 3 6
” ” 17--A candlestick coined, 15 17 3
” Nov. 30--do. do., 15 15 0
” ” 27--Certain parcels of plate coined (viz. 94 oz.
5 dwts. toucht plate, 16 oz. 12 dwts.
uncertain plate), 26 10 0
1646/7. Received for Sir William Wentworth’s basin
and ewer, weighing 128 oz. 4 dwts., 30 19 8
1647. April 17--Received for some parcels of plate, 15 7 9
” May 25--do. do., 18 14 3
” June 12--do. do., 11 18 0
” ” 29--do. do., 1 4 3
” July 22--Received for some parcels of plate coined, 22 12 7
1647. Sept. 4--Received for a dozen of spoons coined, 3 16 0
” Oct. 21--do. do., 6 1 0
” Nov. 13--In part from Mr. Tounge for a gilt salt and
six spoons, toucht plate, 5 0 0
” ” 20--The balance of same, 1 10 0
” ” 27--For Adam Ussher’s double gilt salt coined, 3 13 0
1647/8. Feb. 7--Received for Mr. Alvey’s College pott and
salt, which were pawned for ten pounds, 10 0 0
1648. April 12--Received in lieu of a silver bowl from
Mr. Taylor, 4 0 0
” ” --Received from the Provost on a piece of
plate, for covering the House, 2 5 0
” May 20--From Mr. Van Syndhoven for a gilt bowl,
pawned, 6 0 0
1649. ” 24--For Mr. Alvey’s plate, from Alderman
Huitcheson, 11 10 4
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