Transactions

It[e]m paid for a newe common praier book    

Item: paid for a new common prayer book. 

Ite[m] laid for a booke for the fast

Item paid for a book for the fast. 

more to him [Apparitor] for a prayer for our Kinges maties 
        preservacion

More to him [the Apparitor] for a prayer for our King's Majesty's preservation. 

Laid forth for two prayer books for the Church and for bringing the Books. 

paide for two prayers to be read in Church

Paid for two prayers to be read in Church. 

First we laide forth at a visitacion at _____ and for a 
        booke of Articles

First we laid forth at a visitation at ____, and for a book of Articles. 

A note with this entry states that other expenses such as writing the Bill were included but were difficult to read. 

Ite[m] laid forth for A (Boke) of Cannons

Item: laid forth for a Book of Canons. 

Ite[m] paid to Christopher wadman for the mending the
        chaine for to fasten Bishopp Jewells workes to A Deske

Item: paid to Christopher Wadman for the mending the 

chain for to fasten Bishop Jewel's works to a Desk. 

No price is listed with this entry. 

Ite[m] laid forth for a newe comunion Booke for Mr John
        Tompson vicar for the church

Item: laid forth for a new communion Book for Mr. John Tompson, vicar for the church. 

Item layde forth the fifth of Auguste at the visitacion at
        wells for our ________ & for a booke (of) Articelles and
        for Deliveringe of our Bill

Item: laid forth the 5th of August at the visitation at Wells for our ____ and for a book of Articles and for Delivering of our Bill. 

Price for the carriage and the books are all grouped together with no differentiation. Some information is missing from this entry.