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HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.
all, with £.2264 6 s. 8 d. for tonnage; £.65 14J. 2 d. for
prest and conduct; and 39s. for rewards, serving by the
space of seven weeks, from the 25th. of July, to the 1 ith.
of September following, 1588; and £.853 1 is. for sea s. d.
victuals, sum of - 7330 10 3
- - - - - ------ masters seventeen, and
eight hundred and six other mariners, gunners, and soldiers,serving under them, between the 17th. of July, 1588, andthe 9th. of September following, after the rate of 14s. everyman’s diet, shares and rewards in the same accounted, with£.503 1 os. for sea victuals, £.202 for tonnage, and 4s. fora reward, sum is - - - -
[The title of the foregoing article, as well as the sum, is burnt, but it doubtless referred to the regiment
under Sir Martin Frobisher.]
Other Sea Wages and Victuals. Viz.—
Francis Burnell, captain and admiral of the Mary Rose, ofLondon, for sea wages and tonnage, and of twenty-fourother ships, appointed to transport victuals to the navysouthward ------
Thomas Cordell, of London, for sea victuals delivered for fivehundred and thirty men, serving under the charge of thelord Henry Seymour, for one month, began the 26th. ofJuly, and ended the 22d. of August following, 1588Sea wages of thirteen preachers, twenty-six lieutenants,twenty-four corporals, two secretaries, and two ensignbearers ------
£. s. d.
1006 4 5
400 16 8
Men 67f. s. d.852 6 1
Provisions, Emptions, and extraordinary Disbursements, for thesame Service, within the Time aforesaid.
Regiment under the Charge and Conduct of the Lord High Admiral of England.
Emptions and provisions, viz. of boats, oars, masts, anchors,iron, and iron work, timber, boards, lead, rosin, flags, ensigns,streamers, and such like, £.5388 os. 9 d. Water carriage,
£.920 131. "]d. Wages and entertainment, £.84 4/. 6 d.
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