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Liveries and Fees.

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	l.	s.	d.
Annual Allowance for Potation-Money,	2	13	04
For Gathering Sir J. Philpot's Lands, and Overseeing that Account,	4	00	00
For Gathering Rents of Mr. Carpenter's Lands, &c as to that Account,	1	10	00
For Gathering Rents of Sir John Rain- well's Lands,	6	13	04
To Mr. Common-Serjeant, his Fee,	40	00	00
To him, for his Summer and Winter Livery, each 2l. 13s. 4d.	5	6	08
To Mr. Town-Clerk, for his Fee,	20	00	00
For Loss of Fees for Prisoners released, not able, annually,	3	6	08
For Engrossing the Repertory, annually,	4	00	00
To him, for his Summer and Winter Livery, each 2l. 13s. 4d.	5	6	08
To him, for his Eldest Clerks Two Li- veries, each 1l. 10s.	3	00	00
To Mr. Comptroller, for his Fee,	40	00	00
To him, for his Summer and Winter Livery, each 2l. 13s. 4d.	5	6	08
To him, for his Ann. Riding Charges,	6	00	00
To him, for Overseeing Radcliff Lands, per Ann.		13	04
To him, for his Reward at the Audit,	6	13	04
To him, for Examining the General, and Finsbury Account,		13	04
To him, for Examining Sir J. Philpot's, Carpenter's, and Rainwell's Accounts,	2	10	00
To the City's Auditor, for his Fee,	20	00	00
To him, for keeping the Account, Debtor and Creditor, per Ann.	80	00	00
To him, for his Summer and Winter Livery, each 2l. 13s. 4d.	5	6	08
To the Two Judges of the Sheriffs- Court, to each two Liveries: Sum- mer at 2l. Winter at 2l. 13s. 4d.	9	6	08
To the Four Pleaders, to each a Livery for Winter, at 3l.	12	00	00
To the Four Attorneys in the Mayor's- Court; Sum. Liveries, at 40s. each; and to each 4 Yards of Cloth, at 16s. for Winter Liveries,	20	16	00
To the Eldest Pleader, his Fee per Ann.	3	00	00
To the Three others, each 40s.	6	00	00
To the Steward of Finsbury, his Fees,	4	00	00
To him, for a Winter Livery,	3	6	08
Fees payable to his Clerk,	2	3	04
To the 3d Clerk in the Mayor's-Court, keeping the Journal,	14	6	08
To the Cl. of Estreats under the Green Wax,	25	00	00
To the Cl. of the Peace for Middlesex,	3	6	08
To the Keeper of the Gaol of Newgate,	3	6	08
To the Clerk of the Chamber,	10	6	08
To him, his Reward at the Audit,	2	00	00
His Winter Livery, 4 Yards, at 16s.	3	4	00
His Summer, 1l. 12s.	1	12	00
For his engrossing of Orphans Debts, and drawing and examining Accounts,	19	6	08
For his Annual Allowance,	9	6	08
To Mr. Chamberlain's Clerk, his Fee,	10	00	00
Gratuities to the 4 Clerks of the Privy- Council, Two Guineas each,	8	12	00
To their 4 Under-Clerks, each 20s.	4	00	00
To 2 Council-Chamber Keepers, and 2 Pri- vy-Gallery Keepers, each 40s.	8	00	00
To Mr. Swordbearer, for his Fee, 48l.; of discharg'd Prisoners, 13s. 4d.; Reward at Audit, 3l. 6s. 8d.	52	00	00
To the City-Remembrancer, for his Fee,	20	00	00
To him, for his Winter Livery,	2	13	04
To Mr. Sollicitor, for his Fee,	26	13	04
To him, for his Winter Livery,	2	13	04
To Mr. Common-Cryer, his Fee,	30	00	00
	l.	s.	d.
His Reward at the Audit,	2	00	00
To him, for his Two Liveries, each 53s. 4d.	5	6	08
To Mr. Common-Hunt, his Fee,	92	6	08
To him, for his Servant,	3	6	08
To him, for his 2 Liveries, at 2l. 13s. 4d. each,	5	6	08
To his said Servant, 2 Liveries,	2	13	04
To Mr. Water-Bailiff, his Fee,	60	00	00
For his 2 Liveries,	5	6	08
For his Reward at the Audit,	3	6	08
To the Eldest Serjeant, first Carver, Fee,	27	6	08
To him, for Reward at the Audit,	2	00	00
To the Second Carver, Fee 43l. 6s. 8d. and Reward at the Audit, 2l.	25	6	08
To the Third Carver, ditto, Rew. at Audit, dit.	25	6	08
To the 3 Serjeants of the Chamber, to each 13l. 16s. for their Fee,	41	8	00
To them, for 2 Liveries each, at 1l. 12s.	9	12	00
To them, for Reward at the Audit, each 6s. 8d.	1	00	00
To the Serjeant of the Channel, for his Fee,	14	16	00
To him, for 2 Liveries,	3	4	00
To the Keeper of Guildhall, for his Fee,	11	6	00
His 2 Liveries, 4l. 16s.; and his Reward at the Audit, 6s. 8d.	5	2	08
To the Verger of the Chapel, his Fee,	5	00	00
To the Sweeper of Guildhall,	3	00	00
To the Yeoman of the Chamber, Fee,	7	16	00
To him, for 2 Liveries,	3	4	00
For his Reward at the Audit,	1	6	00
For the Foreign Taker, Fee,	3	4	00
To him, for 2 Liveries,	2	16	00
To the 4 Yeomen of the Waterside; Fee 20l. per Ann. each,	80	00	00
To the Under-Water-Bailiff, his Fee,	10	10	08
To him, for 2 Liveries,	2	16	00
To the Yeoman of the Chanel, his Fee,	9	14	00
To him, for 2 Liveries,	2	16	00
To the 6 Young Men, to each 8l. 13s. 4d.	52	00	00
To 5 of them for Summer Liveries, at 1l. 8s.	7	00	00
To the said Five, for 4 Yards of Cloth, at 12s. per Yard, for Winter,	14	8	00
To the first Yeoman of the Wood-Wharf, Fee,	9	4	00
To him, for 2 Liveries,	2	16	00
To the Second Yeoman of the Wood-Wh. Fee,	3	00	00
To him, 4 Yards of Cloth at 12s. and a Sum- mer Livery, 1l. 8s.	3	16	00
Two Meal-Weighers, Fee, each 5l. 4s.	10	8	00
To them, 4 Yards of Cloth, 4l. 16s. Sum- mer, 2l. 16s.	7	12	00
To the Clerk of the City Works, Fee,	10	00	00
To him, more, for 2 Liveries,	3	4	00
To the Keeper of the Pest-House, his Fee,	13	6	08
To the 2 Keepers of Moorfields, Fee 10l. each,	20	00	00
To the Renter of Finsbury, his Fee,	3	6	08
To him, for his Winter Livery,	2	00	00
To the Bailiff of Finsbury, Livery,	1	4	00
To the Under-Bailiff of Finsbury,	00	13	04
To the Barge-Masters Livery, 1l. 6s. 8d. Fee, 7l. 6s. 8d.	8	13	04
To the First Marshal, his Fee,	100	00	00
For keeping his Horse,	10	00	00
For his 6 Men,	109	10	00
To the Second Marshal, his Fee,	60	00	00
To the City Artificers, Carpenter, Mason, Plaisterer, Plummer, Bricklayer, Smith, Founder and Printer, each Fee 40s.	16	00	00
To them, Cloth at 12s. per Yard, 4 Yards each,	19	4	00
To 7 of them, Summer Liveries, at 1l. 8s. each,	9	16	00
To the City's 8 Waights, each 6l. 13s. 4d.	53	6	08
To them, for Liveries,	22	8	00
City Drum, Fife and L. Maior's Beadle, each 20s.	3	00	00
To them, for Liveries,	3	00	00
To the Usher of the Exchequer Chamber, a Livery,	3	00	00
To Mr. Common Serjeant's Clerk, 2 Liveries,	2	13	04
To Mr. Recorder's Clerk, 4 Yards of Cloth, 2l. 8s. Summer, 1l. 6s. 8d.	3	14	08
To the Clerk of Leaden-Hall, at 3l. per Week,	156	00	00
To the Clerk of Newgate Market, ditto,	156	00	00
To the Clerk of Honey-Lane Market, ditto,	156	00	00
To the Under Wat. Bailiff, at 5s. per Week,	13	00	00
To the 4 Fruit-Meeters, at 10l. each,	40	00	00
Total	2435	13	08

The End of the First Book.

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