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Payd Mr Howard towards the discharging } three more obligations from the same income Layd out upon the House's account from the ~ 7th October 1748 to the day of the commencement of my 5th year to the 5th of November the day Mr Howard and I settled accounts
20-0-0
16-9-3 51-9-3
Balance as above: To be deducted: The 5th of November 1750 in my hands due to the House:
*84 14 8% 51 9 3 *33 5 5%
[p.114] The 5th year beginning October 7th 1750. Debts. A.41. B.41 Mrs Pippard Dr. to the Bell-tree for 20 weeks' lodging and dressing A.42. B.42 Mr Steare 14 Dr. to the Bell-tree for lodging and dressing 14 weeks A.43. B.43 Mr Hodchin Dr. to the Bell-tree for 7 weeks' lodging and dressing A.44. B.44 Mrs Tuit Debtor to the Bell-tree and Mr Nugent for 12 weeks' lodging and dressing A.45. B.45 Lady Clifford Dr. to the Bell-tree for one week's lodging A.46. B.46 Coronel Nugent Dr. to the Bell-tree (payd with Mrs Tuit) A.47. B.47 Mr Guttery Dr. to the Bell-tree for 14 weeks' lodging and dressing A.48. B.48 Lady Tychburne Dr. to the Bell-tree for 11 weeks' lodging and dressing A.49. B.49 My Lord Langdale Dr. to the Bell-tree for 4 weeks' lodging A.50. B.50 Mr Hodchin Dr. to the Bell-tree for 4 weeks' lodging A.51. B.51 Mr Creech Dr. to the Bell-tree for 2 weeks' lodging and dressing A.52. B.52 Lady Smith and Mrs Barkly Drs. to the Bell-tree for 2 weeks' lodging and dressing A.53. B.53 Mr Bartlett Dr. to the Bell-tree A.54. B.54 Mr Dormer Dr. to the Bell-tree Total: N.B . Mr Stear's lodgings were given him gratis: Total received this year:
14
Dom Robert Benedict Steare O.S.B. (see supra., p. 56 & note 282).
ÂŁ. s. d. 17 12 0 9 4 0 2 5 8 27 11 10 1 10 0 0 0 0 5 3 4 16 13 4 3 0 0 1 4 0 3 2 3 5 16 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 93 3 3 9 4 0 83 19 3