The Reformation and the Renaissance (1485-1547): Second Edition
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The Reformation and the Renaissance (1485-1547): Second Edition
Great Britain -- History -- Tudors, 1485-1603 -- Sources; Reformation -- England
{The Quire, Aisles, and Chapels }
Leads[52] {annext the Cloister Chapterhouse, }
remaining {Frater,[50] St. Michaels Chappel, } 180 Foder.[51]
upon {Halls, Fermory, and Gate-house, }
{esteemed to }
Bells {In the steeple there are eight poize,} 14600
remaining {by estimation } weight.
Jewels { }
reserved to {Mitres garnished with gilt, rugged }
the use of {Pearls, and counterfeit stones. }
the King's { }
Majesty. { }
Plate of silver {Silver gilt 329 ounces.}
reserved to {Silver parcel gilt 605 ounces.} 1431.
the same use. {Silver white 497 ounces.}
{One cope of Silver Tissue, with one }
Ornaments {Chasuble, and one Tunicle of the }
reserved to {same; one cope of gold Tissue, }
the said use. {with one Cope and two Tunicles of }
{the same. }
Sum of all the { }
Ornaments, {Sold by the said Commissioners, as }
Goods, and {in a Particular Book of Sales } £ s. d.
Chattels {thereof made ready to be shewed, } 194 08 0
belonging to {as more at large may appear. }
the said { }
Monastery. { }
{To 38 late Religious Persons }
{of the said late Monastery } £ s. d.
{ to the late {of the King's mat. (Majesty) } 80 13 4
Payments {Religious and {reward }
{ Servants { }
{ despatched. {To an 144 late Servants of } £ s. d.
{the said late Monastery, for } 75 10 0
{their wages and liveries. }
{To divers Persons for }
{Victuals and Necessaries of }
{them had to the use of the }
{said Monastery, with £10 paid}
{ For debts {to the late Abbot there, for }
Payments { owing by the {and in full payment of } £ s. d.
{ said late {£124 5s. 4d. by him to be } 18 12 0
{ Monastery. {paid to certain Creditors of }
{the said late Monastery, by }
{Covenants made with the }
{aforesaid Commissioners. }
And so remains clear £19 12 08
Then follows a list of some small Debts owing to and by the
said Monastery.
Then follows a list of the Livings in their Gift.
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