Transactions

paied the same day [14 July 1627] to the Lord Bushopps Sumner who brought & delivered to the Churchwardens the booke of and for especiall forme of prayers appoynted to be reade at the Fast concerninge the Action at the Isle of Rey 

Paid the same day [14 July 1627] to the Lord Bishop's Summoner who brought and delivered to the Churchwardens the book of and for special form of prayers appointed to be read at the Fast concerning the Action at the Isle of Rey [Île de Ré].

paied the sixt day of Aprill 1628 for three bookes of prayers sett out by aucthorityes for the generall fast commaunded and appoynted to be kept by the hyghe court of Parliament 

Paid the sixth day of April 1628 for three books of prayers set out by authorities for the general fast commanded and appointed to be kept by the high court of Parliament.

paied the one and twentithe day of Aprill 1628 to Mr Berrie Bookeseller for two bookes of Common prayer and psalmes used for the service of the Churche at ixs a peece 

Paid the 21 of April 1628 to Master Berrie, Bookseller, for two books of Common prayer and psalms used for the service of the Church at 9s a piece.

paid the xviijth of February 1628 to Mr Bonner for two books of prayers appoynted and sett forth by authoritie to bee used in the publique Fast then to bee celebrated 

Paid the 18th of February 1628 to Master Bonner for two books of prayers appointed and set forth by authorities to be used in the public Fast then to be celebrated.

paid the one and Twentith day of Aprill 1629 for Two bookes of Aricles [sic] and our Oathes and the Sidemens and other Fees at such time as ourselves and the fower Sidemen were sworne and for a prayer for Quene Maryes happy delivery.

Paid the 21 day of April 1629 for Two books of Articles, and our Oaths, and the Sidesmen, and other Fees at such time as ourselves and the four Sidesmen were sworn, and for a prayer for Queen Marie's happy delivery.

binding upp into Two severall books the Churchwardens accompts during the Raigne of the late Queene Elizabeth and of King James 

Binding up into Two several books the Churchwardens' accounts during the Reign of the late Queen Elizabeth and of King James.

No cost provided.

paid the xxiiijth of March 1629 for a new booke of Common prayers for the use and service of the church 

Paid the 24th of March 1629 for a new book of Common prayers for the use and service of the church.

paid the Thirtith of March 1631 to Robert Swaine Bookeseller for a new Church Bible bossed & clasped and Buffed the old Bible being stole, And for certaine amendmtes by him done to the old Bible before it was stollen as by Bill appeareth 

Paid the Thirtieth of March 1631 to Robert Swaine, Bookseller, for a new Church Bible bossed and clasped and buffed, the old Bible being stolen, And for cetain ammendments by him done to the old Bible before it was stolen, as by Bill appeareth.

paid for two prayer Bookes one for the Queenes Mates safe delivery, and an other a thanckes giveing for her safe deliverance at vid a peece 

Paid for two prayer Books, one for the Queen's Majesty's safe delivery, and another a [of] thanksgiving for her safe deliverance at 6d a piece.

the xth of February 1631 paid to George Thuroughgood Stationer for a Booke of Common prayer for the Church as by Acquittance appears 

The 10th of February 1631 paid to George Thuroughgood, Stationer, for a Book of Common prayer for the Church as by Acquittance appears.