HISTORY OF MARINE ARCHITECTURE.
Dead Payes in Harbour are of foure kinds, w ch follow:
1. Wages and Victualls Daid to Men for keepeing Shipps, which long since
had noe being, namely,
Discharged.
Men.
Waigei
Victualling.
£■ s.
d.
£•
s .
rf.
Eliz. Bonadventure
3
28 4
IO
34
4
4i
Advantage
D
5
S3 6
5
57
0
7
Charles
3
24 19
8
34
4
4 t
1 1
106 10
11
I2 5
9
4
2. Wages and Victualls paid heretofore to the Keepers of those
Shipps which
are now
discharged.
Eliz. Jonas
4
36 8
8
45
12
6
Tryumph -
4
36 8
8
45
12
6
Guardland
12
96 2
10
136
n
6
Mary Rose - .
12
96 2
10
136
*7
6
Quittance
6
45 12
6
68
8
9
Tremontana
6
45 12
6
68
8
9
Disdaine -
3
2 3 7
1
34
4
4*
4 Gallys
24
182 10
0
2 73
*5
0
7 1
563 5
1
809
16
3. Wages and Victualls allowed unto pretended Ship-keepers.
>
which never
doe Service aboard.
Pursers
2 3
178 19
10
Cookes, excepting 4 royall shippsAll the shipps carpenters * borne
l 3
84 14
8
on the ordinary
3°
353 12
8
IS 2
16
3
66
61 7 7
2
IS 2
16
3
* The carpenters when they worke to have waiges, at all times to have thecountenance of the King’s servants.
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4. Wages