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HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.
Crane,
4.
Answer,
Phoenix,
Lyon’s Whelpe,
3.
Moone,Seaven Starrs,Desire
Primrose,
George,
Eagle,
Old Waiges.
Totall.
New Waiges.
Totall.
Moneth.
Yeare.
Moneth.
Yeare.
£■
S.
d.
£■
s.
d.
£■
s.
cl.
£
S.
d.
£■
s.
d
£■
s
d.
Boatswaine
0
13
4
8
13
9
1
3
4
15
4
2
Gunner
0
15
0
9
15
6
1
0
0
13
0
8
2 Mariners
1
0
0
13
0
8
31
9
11
1
0
0
13
0
8
41
5
6
4
31
9
11
41
5
6
4
31
9
11
41
5
6
Boatswaine
0
13
4
8
13
9
1
0
0
13
0
8
Gunner
0
15
0
9
15
6
0
16
8
10
17
3
1 Mariner
0
10
0
6
10
4
24
19
7
0
10
0
6
10
4
30
8
3
3
24
19
7
30
8
3
3
24
19
7
30
8
3
3
24
19
7
30
8
3
Master
0
16
8
10
17
3
0
16
8
10
17
3
7 Mariners
3
10
0
45
12
6
56
9
9
3
10
0
45
12
6
56
9
9
Master
0
16
8
10
17
3
10
17
3
0
16
8
10
17
3
10
17
3
6 Men
3
0
0
39
2
1
39
2
1
3
0
0
39
2
1
39
2
1
1487
0
6
1894
18
1
Increased jfAOl 17$. Id.
£• s. d.
( Master gunner, at xvi 4 . per diem 24 6 8Upner Castle. < Seaven gunners, at 12 4 . each 127 15 o
Two sconcers - - 19 11 o
Fiat. -
For the waiges of shipwrights and caulkers, to keepe y e shippestight, and in serviceable order, till they need dry docking,and to caulke them all every yeare, and grave and ransack
a third part- Fiat. - - -
For timber, planck, trenailes, pitch, tarr, brimstone, rozen,iron worke, and all other materialls for the said ordinaryreparations ; and also for the ordinary repaireing of locke
roomes and boates, as by particulars appeareth- Fiat.
For all manner of waiges and provisions, and charges of re-paireing of the decaye found in the shipps upon y e late
survey,
£■ d.
• 171 12 8
631 o o
1323 II o