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And because John Watts hath ben long sick, hit is agreed that if hee be not able to s[e]rve at the tyme of the Church ale, That then John Coward ... shall s[e]rve and be king in his place for this yeare.
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The [Yatton] wardens attended these festivals at Ken, Kingston, Wrington, Congresbury, etc., with more or less regularity, making their contributions, commonly xijd. in the name of the parish and at the cost of the parish ... Cf. _Morebath Acc'ts_ (ed. Binney), 224:
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It there was payd a trinite Sonday at the Churche ale at Bawnton [Bampton] for John Skynner ... xjd. (1565). Mere Acc'ts (_Wilts Arch. Mag_.), 60:
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Item paied for bread and drink to make the Sum[m]er Lord of Gillingham Drink ... ijs. vjd. (1578-9). T. Nash, _Hist. and Antiq. of Worcestershire_, ii, appen., p. xxix (Halesowen Acc'ts:
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Paid when we went to Frankley to the church ale 20d.
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Item wee were bounde over by Mr. Dolman, Justice, to appeare at Reading Assizes, where it cost T.. L.. and R.. C.. conserning our business wee kept at Whitsuntide xvs. apece, somme xxxs.
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Tromperie and
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1574). _Ibid_., 158 (Two plays in Romford Chapel by
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Wardens plead in extenuation that proceeds went to
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and
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etc.). From various towns the Chelmsford men received in 1563, and subsequently, large sums for the hire of these properties, e.g., £3 6s. 8d. from
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Starford
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Feast of Hokkes,
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Childrens daunse.