Transactions

I. for a booke reader on wednesdayes    

Item: for a book reader on Wednesdays. 

Ite[m] for our booke of Articles

Item: for our book of Articles. 

Ite[m] for a booke

Item: for a book. 

Item for our booke of Articles and putinge in our
        pr[e]sentmentes

Item: for our book of Articles and putting in our presentments. 

Item laid out for a praier booke for the parlament

Item: laid out for a prayer book for the parliament. 

Ite[m] for two books more wher the fast was    

Item: for two books more where the fast was. 

for bynding of the Bybell & comunyon booke

For binding of the Bible and communion book. 

. . . [page cut off] to (Morman/Norman) for carryinge the Byble 
        Taunton & bringinge it home

To Norman for carrying the Bible to 

Taunton and bringing it home. 

It[em] to the Parrator for the orders that . . . . 

Item: to the Paritor for the orders that . . .

Most of the page is missing, information is missing as well. 

A paritor in this context refers to an officer of an ecclesiastical court. 

Item: for a paper book for strange preachers . . . [cuts off] their names on . . . [cuts off]. 

Most of the page is missing, some information as well - price is listed as possibly five shillings.