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It[e]m laid out at the visitacon at (Son(w)erby) [Somerton] the xxth of Septmber for a booke of praier and our other charges
Item laid out at the visitation at Sowerby Somerton the 20th of September for a book of prayer and our other charges
It[e]m laid out for a prayer imprinted and used by comamdent in the church at the time of the going of the queens maties prces? into Spaine
Item laid out for a prayer imprinted and used by commandment in the church at the time of the going of the Queen's Majesty's preces into Spain.
Item for a prayer book for the prosperous success of her majesty's navy at Sea.
It[e]m for a newe communion Booke
Item for a new communion Book.
Item laid out at the same time for the putting in of our Bill and for a book of the Articles.
It[e]m for a booke of the Queens Iniunctions
Item for a book of the Queen's Injunctions.
More for a book of Articles of the Charge and Delivering our bill of presentment.
more for a booke for the (__servacon) of the wenesdaye holy Daye
More for a book for the preservation of the Wednesday holy day.
Thay do further charge themselves with the receipt of iiiis for the olde commonyone book which they sold with the condecent of the inhabitances thay say
They do further charge themselves with the receipt of four shillings for the old communion book which they sold with the consent of the inhabitances, they say.
It[e]m paid for ii bookes the on a communyon book and the other called the booke of cannones
Item paid for two books the one a communion book and the other called the book of canons.