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For sundry kinds of eruptions and necessaries, provided atLondon, Bristol, and other places, by John Audley, captainSackfield, and others, as by their particular accountsBought of Henry Nevill, esq. and others, as per accountProvided at Bristol, and there laden aboard sundry ships, bycaptain Sackfield -
For one hundred and fourteen barrels of powder, bought anddelivered aboard sundry ships at Plymouth, which mayamount, one with the other, at £.5 the barrel, to thesum of | -
For iron shot of sundry sorts, bought of Mr. Nevill, captainThomas Fenner, and others, and delivered aboard sundryships, as by their several accounts -
For twenty harquebusses a croc, at thirty shillingsFor one hundred and sixty musquets, furnished at 26s. 8d.
For three hundred and twenty-eight calivers, furnished ateighteen shillings -
For four hundred and forty-two calivers, furnished at eighteenshillings -
For four hundred and forty-two long pikes, at four shillingsthe piece -
For thirty-four short pikes, at 3s. 4d. the pieceFor four hundred and sixty-two black bills, at three shillingsthe piece ; -
--------- - halberts armed and graven, at sixteen
‘ shillings
For twelve halberts gildedFor nine partisans gildedFor three dozen of boar spears, at 2od. the pieceFor two hundred bows, with arrows, at 6s. 8d.
For --- - - - weight of match, at 6s. 8d.
For thirty hundred weight of lead, for small shotFor one thousand five hundred and eighty-four arrows formuskets, with tampions - - - -
For one hundred and forty rests for musquets, at 12d. the pieceFor twenty case of daggs, at thirty shillings the case
is twenty-one, at13s. 4d.
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