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attending upon the said ships, for like time, yf. s. d.at 28s. every of them - - - -‘440

Item, for the wages of thirty-three other ship-wrights, calkers, and sawyers, attendingupon the said ships, for the like time, at18s. 8d. every of them - - - - 30 16

Item, for the victualling and lodging of the saidthirty-six shipwrights, calkers, and sawyers,for like time, at 1 ns. every of them - - 30 r 2

Item, for the wages of Augustine - - - -

shipwright, for like time, at 16d. the dayThe Castle of Upnor. Item, for the wages of onemaster gunner, attending in the castle ofUpnor, for like time, at 16d. every day - 1 17

Item, for the wages of seven other gunners,

' attending there for like time, at 28s. every

of them - - - - - - 916

Provisions of divers kinds. Item, for provisionsof divers kinds: viz. iron-work, timber,plancks, board, trenails, pitch, tarr, rozin,pullies, parrels, shivers of brass, calking oil,burning reed, &c. employed upon her Ma-jesty’s said ships, for the like timeCordage. Item, for provisions of cables, cabletts,haulsers, warps, and sundry other kinds ofcordage, for like time -Charges incident to the premises. Item, for watercarriages, land carriages, lighterage, house-rent, watchmen’s wages, labourer’s wages,dark’s wages, keepers of storehouses and tim-ber yards wages, and riding charges, for liketime - - - - •

Summa totalis -

£. s. d.

65 12 OI 17 4

* II 13 4

106 o o

,J 35 7 6

33 0 9 *£•452 18 5I

W. WINTER,

WILL™. HOLSTOCK,

BENJAMIN GONSON,E. WINTER.