“Item, A maser with the bond & a prente of s. d. sylvyr gilte yt weyyth xiii vn: _The Charge of a General Day_.—In brede iii. iiij. In Ale iij dosey iiij Galons v. In xii Gees [3_d._ ¾ apiece] iij. ix In Moton [_Mutton_; but we know not how iiij ij. much] In Conynys [_Rabbits_; we know not how ij iiij many] In Onyonys [_Onions_.] ob {480a} In Mylk iiij. In Colys iiij b. [_cabbages_ probably.] vi. In Garlek [_Garlick_] ob {480c} In ye Cok [quere, _Cooking_] xii. For ye tornors [quere, _turnspits_] ij. For ye lyth be forn seynt Ffrawseys xii. For Swyllers i. For half an hondryd woode of belet vi. For ye holdyrs of ye torchys ij. For Rich. Wylgele i. For sponys ij. Sum. xxii_s._ vii_d._ “_Memr._ The price of 3 sheep 8_s._ & 3 calves 8_s._ 10_d._ {480b} “At a generall day holden at ye ffryers mynors, als. Grey ffryers, on St. Lucas day, in ye yere of our Lord God M VC XII [1512] it was ordaynd yt ye morespech shal be kept on Sonday after St. ffraunces, & ye ffryers of ye order of St. ffraunces to have v_d._ for ever dede broder & systyr yt ys dede this yer followyng. “Ordeynd yt John Judd shall finde contenuelly ye wax lyght before St. ffraunces, & to have for his wax & labour ii_s._ viii_d._ & all overplus money to go towards repairing the north yle of ye Grey ffryers chirch. “The good wills of those yt have gyven toward ye said Grey ffryers chirch as follows— s. d. Ffryer Thomas Peke warden iii. iiij. Ffryer Water Martyn Lycster xx. Willm. Gerves thelder iii. iiij. John Dowghty smyth iii. iiij. Willm. Barker painter iiij treys lyme John Judd—iiij treys lyme Willm. Hall tailor xx. Willm. Wiggon iij ml. [3000] lath nayles Willm. Hall draper iii bunches lath Robt. Smyth, a smyth ii ml. [2000] lath nayles “1524 Ordeynd yt ther shall be kept every sonday next before All Seynts yearly a solemn masse with dirge for ye sowles ye byfore tyme departyd & ye dene to warne every broder to offer for ye dede upon ij_d._ loss to St. Ffraunces.