Item 35 - Bill of Charles Wells

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GB 2156 TSC/D/09/01/35

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Bill of Charles Wells

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  • 20 August 1677 (Creation)

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An itemised bill "Payd for a Collation at the Queens head in Pater Noster Row for the Court of Assistants in the evening, after the Court was risen" dated 17 August 1677, in the amount of two pounds nine shillings. Items include bread, bear, and ale; wine; use of linen; lemons; three rabbits; three chickens; oil and vinegar; mustard and sugar; ad tobacco. One pound of the bill was paid by Warden Macock "being the day he was elected warden;" three shillings were paid by Mr Mill, and 17 shillings nine pence were paid on the Company's account. Signed in receipt by Charles Wells on the verso. Personal names: Charles Wells; Warden Macock [John Macock]; Mr Mill. Place names: Queen's head tavern on Paternoster Row.

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  • Latin

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