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HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.

Wages of Calkers , waged by the Day.Bartholomew Moptide, the elder, at 6d. the day, s. d.

by 7 days - - - -49

Laurence Noteson, at 6d. the day, by 10 days - 5

William Booth, at 6d. the day, by 10 days - 5

Robert Watson, at 6d. the day, by 12 days - 5

Pierce Lany, at 6d. the day, by 14 days - 7

William Fawke, at 6d. the day, by 9 days -'46Moses Carpenter, at 6d. the day, by 13 days - 6 6

Thomas Harrison, at 3d. the day, by 9 days - 23

Robert Town, at 3d. the day, by 12 days - 3

Bartholomew Moptide, the younger, at 2d. the

day, by 9 days and half - - -17

Paid also to the said Philip Tyse, for the victualling of theabovesaid calkers, by 108 days, after the rate of 2d. | theday, amounting - in the whole toPaid also to the said Robert Smyth,, of Ratcliff, for 3c. ofspikes of divers sorts, for the use and store of the said shipin the sea, 6s. 4d. for 3c. of sixpenny nails, is. 6d. for6c. of fourpenny nails, 2s. for ic. of tenpenny nails, iod.for 3c. 3 qrs. of threepenny nails, lid. which were deli-vered for store to the sea, amount -Paid also to a coppersmith, dwelling in Southwark, for akettle, weighing 341b. at qd. ob. the pound, whichkettle was delivered to the Christ, amounting toSum of the reparations, with other costs and charges, newlydone on the Christ of Greenwich, from the 28th day ofSeptember, anno 6. H. vm. unto the 24th day of Octobernext ensuing, when she went into Levant

f.i 5 s. id.

f.i os. 7>d.

1 is. id.

12s. 9 d.

f.iS 9 s. 2 d.

Paid for the casting of the Marv Rose’s dock

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f.i 4J. 6 d*

* Another mistake in casting up the sum.

Paid