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Ite[m] for writing of our bill & to the periters

Item: for writing of our bill and to the paritors. 

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

Ite[m] payd to Thomas Barry for (writhing) of a booke    

Item: paid to Thomas Barry for writing of a book. 

Item: to John Howrler for a gudgeon for the great 

bell and plates and a chain and nails about the hatch as [it]

does appear by his book with other ______. 

Ite[m] for a new Regester booke

Item: for a new Register book. 

_______ Edward Taylor for certayne ________ was used about
        the bell as _______ ppeare by his booke

_______ Edward Taylor for certain ________ was used about
the bell as _______ [a]ppears by his book.

Some information is missing from this entry. 

It[em]s p[ai]d to John houler for (Ive gave as it doth appear
        by his booke

Items: paid to John Houler for ___ gave as it does appear 

by his book. 

Ite[m] paid to John (Smaut) for keepinge of the Clocke & washing
        the lininge & for parchment & writtinge the register & for a book
        & wier for the clocke

Item: paid to John Smaut for keeping of the Clock and washing 

the lining and for parchment and writing the register and for a book 

and wire for the clock. 

It[em] for a booke for a general fast

Item: for a book for a general fast. 

paid to John Horler Iren & wonce? as will aponas by his
        booke

Paid to John Horler Iren and Wonce as will [appear] by his 

book. 

Receved by a whole Booke

Received by a whole Book.