Britain's Burse 3

Hatfield House, Bills 35/2 (See also Bills 35/7 for payment to Taylor)

Bill for materials relating to the entertainment supplied by John Taylor . Single unfolded sheet, one folio; badly water-damaged, especially at the right-hand margin where some figures are illegible. The bill appears on the recto only; there is a subscription on the verso.

[fol. 1]

a cup with siluer	1-10-0
an howre glass	0-15-0
an howre glass	1-10- <.>
an cristall Euer	0-12- <.>
a tinn of Ivorie	0-5- <.>
a wicker bottle	0-5- <.>
an Indian box	0-5- <.>
a Diall	<...>
a prospectiue glass	<...>
a Ieat box	0- <...>
a bores head	0-5-0
ij vissardes	0-2-8
a Dossen of china Dishes	2-5-0
5 a <...> iue Dishes	3-2-6
...	<.> -4-0
gl <a>sse <....> one at	0-7-0
2 at 6-8 peece	0-13-4
2 at 8 peece	0-16-0
2 at 4 peece	0-8- <.>
2 at 8 s peece	0- <...>

	_________
	15-13- <6>

Thes thinges I receyued of Mr Tayler for which h<e is>to be paid 15-13-6 ... the rest he hath receyued back againe 15 Aprill 1608

Tho:wilson
[fol. 1v]

... Toyes bought<of>him & given awaye at the naminge of Brittains Burss.
Summa xv^lixiij^svj^dReceued this15th of Aprill 1609. By mee Iohn Taylor:

Bibliography
McMillin (1968), 157, 166 (note)