The Records Of The Honorable Society Of Lincolns Inn 1422 1586

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: Mark Uoofes of ILfiuoln'0 Emu 35 of the whole of the time when Joye was Steward amounts to 22 sterling, and the reward for filling the office to 13 6s. 8d., which in the whole amounts to,35 6s. Sd., to which amount the said John Joye is in surplusage on his account, whereof he is satisfied of 28 133. 4d., because William Lyndley the baker pardoned,8 133. 4d. and the brewer pardoned 20, therefore the Society owes him clear 6 133. 4d., of which he shall have payment from the Treasurer of the Inn. Auditors of the Pensioner: Roger Townesende, fo. 121. Robert Gascoigne. 38 Henry VI. 1459-60. Auditors of John Joy, late Steward, B.B. //., Townesende, Huddesfeld and Walewyn. John Jenney, John pt. . Sulyarcl.f fo. 23. It is ordained by the Governors that if any member] of the Society be in arrear with his pension for more than one year he shall be removed from the Society. Governors, 39 Henry VI, 1460-1: ? 1460-1 Marshall, W. Jenney, B.B. /., Sybyle, Stathum. fo. 122. Treasurer: Roger Townesende. Pensioner: Walwyn. Marshall: Townesende, Master of the Revels: Robson. Butler: Huddesfeld. Chapel Keeper: Richard Iseham. William Manyngham was admitted September 2Oth, fo. 12. 39 Henry VI, 1460] and with the consent of the Society he was admitted to repasts, but he was not to be in commons unless he wished; he was to keep all his vacations, and during his vacations he might be at clerks' commons ad communes clericales if he wished. William Haseldene was admitted to repasts as long as and as often as the Earl of Worcester should be in London, and on other occasions he was to be in commons as he was before. Dated October 2Oth, i Edward IV.J This name appears to be smeared out. John Lowys was admitted to repasts for life, Eas...