National Archives, E351/544, fol. 91
Pipe Office, Chamber Accounts, Apparelling
(Another copy of PRO, AO 1/390/55, fol. 20v)
Payment to
James Maxwell in the Declared
Accounts of the
Lord Treasurer
of the Chamber,
Sir William Uvedale
, from 29 Sept. 1617 to 29 Sept. 1618. The MS is bound together with Chamber Accounts
from the years 1612 to 1627.
[fol. 91]
To Iames Maxwell gentleman vsher dayly wayter to the kinges Majesty ... for thallowaunce of himselfe one yeoman vsher three yeomen hangers twoe groomes
of the Chamber twoe groomes of the wardroabe and one groome porter for making ready
whitehall with ritch stuffe for the king
and Queene against xpmas xviij daies the Chappell and Clossett there vj daies, more
twoe daies for making ready the Banquettinghouse for three severall Maskes vj daies
and the Newyeares guifte Chamber twoe daies, And the Chappell and Clossett against
all holland tyde vj daies for making ready whitehall after xpmas with ordenary Stuffe
xij daies for one alteraci on when the king
came from Newmarkett twoe daies for an alteraci on after xpmas twoe daies and for making ready the Banquettinghouse the Cockpitt
and the Hall for three severall plaies vj daies In all by the space of lxij daies
mensibus Decembris et Ianuuarij 1617 lxli xixs iiijd
[Number of assistants: 9
Accounts relating to Apparelling: fols. 90v-92
Total sum spent on Apparelling: £1,247, 19 s, 8 d
Entire account: fols. 81-93]
[fol. 93]
[Endorsement]
Fulke Grevyll
Io: Denham
Examinatur per nos
Ri:
Sutton
Fra: goston
Auditores
Bibliography
MSC 6.116