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York Bridgemasters’ Accounts71And for 3s. for the third tenement there hence demised to Margaret Sopper.And for 8s. for a tenement there in the tenure of Thomas Harpham at the same terms.And for 4s. for a tenement with a camera there in the tenure of John Witton, chaplain, at the sameterms.And for 3s. for a tenement there in the tenure of Gilbert Couk at the same terms.And for 4s. for a tenement there in the tenure of Richard Parke at the same terms. And for 4s. fora tenement there in the tenure of John Broune at the same terms.And for 3s. for a tenement there in the tenure of Richard Kighlay at the same terms.And for the frank-ferme of a garden outside Walmegatebarr which used to return 12d. per year,occupied by Thomas Paule, gentleman. Nil because nothing was found to distrain there duringthe time of this account, this being the third year at least.And for 11d. for a garden there in the tenure of Richard Marsshall at the same terms.And for the frank-ferme of a garden there fenced by William Bradley so that it cannot be distrainedwhich used to return 12s. per year. Nil because of the aforesaid reason.And for 3s. 4d. for a tenement on Walmegatebarr in the tenure of the wife of William Burton at thesame terms.And for 3s. for the farm of a mote within the walls there in the tenure of Thomas Hesilwod.And for 5s. for the farm of a third mote there in the tenure of Richard Thornton at the same terms.(Computation marks for £5 7s. in left-hand margin)Total 100s. 7d.(£23 12s. 11d. in left-hand margin).(Computation marks for £23 13s. 11d. in left-hand margin)SUM TOTAL OF RECEIPTS £23 12s. 3d.Of which the aforesaid wardens account for having paid for various expenses and repairs made bythe same [one word missing] aforesaid for which they ask for an allowance, namely for 300 walltyle18d. 1200 thaktyle 12d. And for carriage of the same 15d. And for three meelz and three bushelsand [one word missing] burdyn lime bought, price le mele with carriage of the same 16d. — 5s. Andfor carriage of eleven seams of sabulum 9d. And for wages of a carpenter for working in thetenements and in repairs of a window and a trap-dore in the tenement of Ralph Barton for one dayin the tenement lately in the tenure of William Colstane, Matilda Waithman, Isabel Edwyn, ThomasRaynalde and John More for four and a half days receiving 6d. in the day — 2s. 3d. And for onepound of souldour with working of the same on repairs of a gutter in the tenement of WilliamRande 8d. And for repair of a door in the tenement of Richard Fraunke 1d. And for a key in thetenement of Agnes Studley 2d. And for three hesps and three staplez bought for the same tenement1½d. And for the wages of John Kirkeham for working in the tenement of John Yonge, IsabelEdwyn, Thomas Raynalde, John More and Agnes Studley for sixteen days receiving 6d. in the day— 8s. And for his servant there for eleven days receiving in the day 3s. 8d. [Almost certainly ascribal error for 4d. in the day totalling 3s. 8d.]. And for six and a half mettes and one peck of plaister,