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Item p[ai]d for the amendment of or com[m]union book [? is]
Item, paid for the amendment of our communion book.
It[e]m payd for to [beouks – struck through bokes] that kame from Woster fort to sye farvrs of
Item, paid for two books that came from Worcester for to say service of.
Item paide for ij bokes that came from Worcetoure to saye sarvis of
Item, paid for two books that came from Worcester to say service of.
Item paied unto Covu’trey . . . for the nue bibles the xx of maii
Item, paid unto Coventry... for the new bibles the 20th of May.
Item payed Kitthermuster the 15th of Septemb[e]r for a dossen catechisme bookes
Item, paid Kidderminster the 15th of September for a dozen catechism books.
It[e]m paid for iiij bokes to the churche
Item, paid for four books to the church.
It[e]m p[ai]d to the Somn’ for a boke sent by the Channcellor
Item, paid to the Summoner for a book sent by the Chancellor.
For a booke of the Articles at the visitation holden at Halesowen in May A[nn]o 1581
For a book of the Articles at the visitation held at Halesowen in May Anno 1581.
It[e]m p[ai]d for ij Bookes for the Com’en service in the Churche
Item, paid for two Books for the Common service in the Church.
paid for a booke when the fast begane
Paid for a book when the fast began.