Compota Thesaurariorum Regum Scotorum. Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland 1473-1574 Volume 4 - Softcover

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1902 Excerpt: ...in Edinburgh,... xiiij §. Item, to Stevin Bawte, takand for hymself and his prentis wolkly, xiiij §., and for twa servitouris wagis, xiiij s., and for lyme, sand, caberis, werkmenis wagis, lath, nalis, haddir, wekir, tempill, wattillis, crukis, bandis, and otheris necessar spendit on biggyng of the brewhous and fornace of the Palace of Linlithqw, as his compt buir, fra the ferd day of September last exclusive to the secund day of October inclusive, makand four wolkis,.. xvij lt. vj §. Item, to George Keppin and his servitour, culvering makers, in hale pament of thair monethis wagis of October,...... vij It. xiiij §. Item, the vj day of October, to Archibald Lavingston to pas to the Castell of Levingstoun to skaill ane gadering,...... xiiij §. Item, to Schir Symon Glado for binding of the grete portius of the Kingis chapell,... xxx §. Item, thar was neglexit of the last chekker compt gevin to Schir Thomas Gawbraith on the xiiij day of Marche last in part pament of lummyng of the Kingis grete portuus x Franch crounis, unput in compt quhill this day; summa.. vij It Item, to Gilbert Ruthirfurd, messinger, to pas with lettrez in Annandirdale to summond the hedismen and utheris at the Kingis instance for gude reule, Item, to the masoun of the Steill to gude compt, xx lt. A.d. 1512. Item, to Thomas Kynnard, in complete pament of all irne and bras sen the allowance of the last chekker to the v day of October, as his buke of compt beris in it,..... lv It. xv §. iiij d. Item, to Schir Williame Fresar, in part of his Alhal-lowmes pensioun to cum,.... xviij §. Deliberatio facta per Dominum Thomam Murray sequitur. Item, the xvij day of September, to Alexander Garne in Sanctandrois, to hyr him ane hors to pas to the Abbot of Balmer...