HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.

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s. d.

Thomas Belton, at 6d. the day, by 8 days - 4

Derose Lanne, at 6d. the day, by one day - 6

Thomas Harris, at 3d. the day, by 3 days - 9

Bartholomew Moptide, by 1 day - 6

Also paid to Mistress Leighton, for the hire of two beds, tolodge the said carpenters, by the time of two weeks, is. 4d.and to Bayly’s wife, of Limehouse, for one bed, forThomas Wether, and his two servants, by the time oftwo weeks, 8d. so to them paid amounteth the whole toPaid also to William Tyse, master in the said ship, for thevictualling of fifteen persons, shipwrights, beginning the28th. day of September, and ending the 24th. day ofOctober, at 2d. the day, by 27 days, amounting toAlso paid by the said master, for the wages of one mariner, bythe space of a month -

Paid also to Robert Smythe, of Ratcliff, for certain ironwork by him made for the use of the said ship, that is tosay, first, 2c. of spikes, at is. 8d. the c. 33. 4d. for 3c. ofsixpenny nails, is. 6d. for 6c. of fourpenny nails, 2s. for3 qrs. and half of spikes, at 2s. the c. is. 9d. for half ahundred of spikes, is. 2d. for 11c. of threepenny nails,2s. 9d. for half a hundred of tenpenny nails, 5d. for c. ofnails, iod. for c. of nails, is. for c. of nails, 6d. fore, ofnails, 4d. for half a hundred spikes, is. 9d. for 8 pairs ofgrometts, 8d. for mending of a genne, 2d., for mending ofone great gunchamber, with 301b. of new iron, 3s. 9d. for11 bonds, and 8 crooks, for the binding of seven pot-guns rweighing 5olb. 6s. 3d. for the working of 1441b. ofold iron, for the making of fifh-hooks, spikes, bolts,and pins for pulleys, with screws of brass, at ob. the lb.6s. amounteth to - -

£.2 15s. 2d.

2S.

£. 1 2.f. 6d. *

5 '*

£.1 4 s. 2d.

* A mistake in casting up the sum.

Wages