Transactions
for the Booke of Artickells
For the Book of Articles.
It[em] for the deliveringe our bill & for our booke of order
Item: for the delivering [of] our bill and for our book of order.
No differentiation has been made between the price of delivery and the price of the book. Has all been entered as one cost.
It[em] p[ai]d for our book & the Delivery of our presentment
Item: paid for our book and the Delivery of our presentment.
paid for the boocke of Bishop Jwels (Jewels) worke
Paid for the book of Bishop Jewel's work.
This transaction is related to one further, T09319.
paid in expences for fetching the same boocke
Paid in expenses for fetching the same book.
This transaction is related to one previous, T09318
It[em] in charge for our selves & horsemeat when we rode to wells for the booke of Bisshop Jewells workes
Item: in charge for ourselves and horsemeat when we rode to Wells for the book of Bishop Jewel's works.
It[em] for the booke of the orders of the poore paide unto the Apparritor
Item: for the book of the orders of the poor paid unto the
Apparitor.
An apparitor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court.
Item paid at wells unto the Courthe for a boocke of the kinge maiesties (two) hollidays which is (comaunded) by act of parlament
Item: paid at Wells unto the Court for a book of the King's
Majesty's two holidays which is commanded by [an] act
of parliament.
It[e]m for a prayer booke for the Kinge
Item: for a prayer book for the King.