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COTTON MSS. Otho. E. ix. p. 235.

A Note of Monies disbursed by me Sir Francis Drake, Knight, andothers by my Order, for this intended Service *, until this present first ofApril, Anno 1589. viz.

For extraordinary men aboard six her Majesty’s ships, and twopinnaces, at Chatham, from the tenth of January to thenineteenth of February: paid by captain William Fenner,as by his account

For the companies of sundry ships at London, from the fourthof November to the twenty-fourth of February: paidRichard Peter, and others, as by their several accountsFor the companies of sundry ships in the counties of Suffolkand Norfolk, from the eleventh of November to the sixth ofJanuary: paid by captain Flicke and William Garten, asaccounted ------

£• s- <*•

302 18 o

969 4 o

5 ° 9 * 4

Expences for Victuals in Harbour.

For the companies of sundry ships of Dover, Portsmouth,------ and Chichester, from the eleventh of

November: paid unto captain Thomas Fenner, and ThomasHolmes, upon account -

For the companies of sundry ships at Plymouth, and otherplaces near adjoining, from the eleventh of October untothe fourtenth of March; paid by Mr. Darrel, as peraccount ------

For the companies of sundry ships at Bristol, from the firstof January to the tenth of March : paid by captain Sack-field, as per his account -

Paid by captain John Sampson, Mr. Darell, and others, forsundry companies of soldiers, entertained for this service,and quartered in the counties of Devon and Cornwall, as byseveral accounts appeareth, the sum of -

* The expedition sent against Portugal.

T 2

( burnt.)

1082 8 6

1082 8 6

2224 12 10- - - James