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Taskworks, £.269 ioj. nd. Rewards, £.220 10s. 8d.

Travelling charges, £.440 14J. 2 d. Allowance of diet for

the lord Thomas Howard, and lord Sheffield, £.433. In all, £. s. d.

as by the particulars appear - 8742 1 z

Regiment of Sir Francis Drake, Knight.

Emptions and provisions, viz. of canvas, masts, timber, boards,planks, and such like, £.1322 5J. 4 d. Water carriage,

£.85 3J. Wages and entertainments, £.201 6s. 8 d. Task-work, £. 330 4 s. qd. and rewards, £.1 60 8r. 6 d. In all,as by the particulars appears - - - - 2445 17 5

Regiment tender Sir Martin Frobisher.

Emptions and provisions, viz. of anchors, iron works, flags,ensigns, lead, line, &c. and such like, £.223 6s. lid.

Carriage, £.8 ioj - . 6d. Taskworks, £.y 2 6r. 8 d‘. Tra-velling charges* £.54 ir. yd. In all, as by the particularsappears ------ 436 10 8

A new Supply,

Emptions and provisions,, viz. of pinnaces,, boats, masts, oars,sails, canvas, anchors, cordage, iron-works, &c. and suchlike, £.3108 8r. 2 d . Carriage, £.16 \^ s . 10 d . Wagesand entertainments, £.6 2 ys.^d. Task-work, £.176 9 s. 10 d.

Travelling charges, £. 1 5 14J. 4-d. In all, as by the parti-culars thereof appeareth - 3379 ^ °b*

Sir Francis Drake, Knight.

Particulars of - ------

in the west parts, viz.that was imprested unto him by order from her Majesty’sprivy council, to make provision of sea victuals - - 2000 o o

That was imprested likewise unto him, by order from the

lord admiral » - - * ' 49 00 0 0

Sea