A long rodd of silver gilt, 1 lb. 5 oz., £4 10 8 The foremention’d crownes, since y^e inventorie was taken, are accordinge to ord^r of parm^t totallie broken and defaced. _The inventory of that part of the regalia which are now removed from Westminster Abbey to the Jewel House in the Tower._ Queene Edith’s crowne, formerly £16 0 0 thought to be of massy goulde, but, upon trial, found to be of silver gilt; enriched with garnetts, foule pearle, saphires and some odd stones, poiz. 50-1/2 oz., valued at King Alfred’s crowne of goulde wyer £248 10 0 worke, sett with slight stones, poiz. 79-1/2 oz. at £3 per oz., A goulde plate dish, enamelled, etc., £77 11 0 One large glass cupp, wrought in £102 15 0 figures, etc., A dove of gould, sett with stones, and £26 0 0 pearle, poiz. 8-1/2 oz., in a box sett with studs of silver gilt, The gould and stones belonging to a £18 15 0 collar of crimson and taffaty, etc., One staff of black and white ivory, £4 10 0 with a dove on the top, with binding and foote of goulde, A large staff with a dove on y^e top, £2 10 0 formerly thought to be all gould, but upon triall found to be, the lower part wood within and silver gilt without, Two scept^rs one sett with pearles £65 16 and stones, the upper end gould, the 10-1/2 lower end silver. The other silver gilt with a dove, formerly thought gould, One silver spoone gilt, poiz. 3 oz., £0 16 0 The gould of the tassels of the livor £13 0 0 cull’d robe, weighing 4 oz., valued at £8, and the coat with the neck button of gould, £2, the robe having some pearle, valued at £3, in all One paire of silver gilt spurres, etc., £1 13 4 All these according to order of Parliament are broken and defaced.” The ancient coronation robes destroyed at the same time are catalogued and valued as follows:— “One common taffaty robe, very old, £0 10 0 valued at One robe, laced with goulde lace, £0 10 0 One livor cull^ed silk robe, very old £0 0 0 and worth nothing, One robe of crimson taffaty, sarcenett £0 5 0 valued at One paire of buskins, cloth of silver £0 2 6 and silver stockings, very old, and valued at One paire of shoes of cloth of gold, at £0 2 6 One paire of gloves embroid^ed w^th £0 1 0 gould, at