Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 2
Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 2
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To John Plomer, for 9 cartloads and 8 weighs {waiig) of lead, for melting, casting, and laying on the roof of the said Castle, ■ at 5. 9. Per cartload, 13 to each dozen in the work, for boot (p?*o avantagio), — 42. S\ 1(^.
Purchase of Sea-coal.
To Richard Hanekyn and John Walsh, for 165 quarters of sea-coal, bought of them, for burning lime for the said works, at 20(?. Per quarter, — £13. Lbs.
And all was expended in burning lime for the works of the said Castle, and in the works of the fabric ...thereof. Sum, — £13. 15s.
Purchase of Necessaries.
To Robert Craftone, for 2 large quires of royaP {real) paper, bought of him for inscribing the journal of the works of the said Castle, — 2s.
' Hurdles were formerly used for the floors of scaffolding, instead of planks, whicli are now usually employed for tliat xrarpose.
" These may have been withes, used, instead of ropes, for tyinc; the scaf- folding ; or thatching sticks ; or twigs, to be twisted into a wooden parti- tion, instead of laths, to carry plastering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To John Plomer, for 9 cartloads and 8 weighs {waiig) of lead, for melting, casting, and laying on the roof of the said Castle, ■ at 5. 9. Per cartload, 13 to each dozen in the work, for boot (p?*o avantagio), — 42. S\ 1(^.
Purchase of Sea-coal.
To Richard Hanekyn and John Walsh, for 165 quarters of sea-coal, bought of them, for burning lime for the said works, at 20(?. Per quarter, — £13. Lbs.
And all was expended in burning lime for the works of the said Castle, and in the works of the fabric ...thereof. Sum, — £13. 15s.
Purchase of Necessaries.
To Robert Craftone, for 2 large quires of royaP {real) paper, bought of him for inscribing the journal of the works of the said Castle, — 2s.
' Hurdles were formerly used for the floors of scaffolding, instead of planks, whicli are now usually employed for tliat xrarpose.
" These may have been withes, used, instead of ropes, for tyinc; the scaf- folding ; or thatching sticks ; or twigs, to be twisted into a wooden parti- tion, instead of laths, to carry plastering.
What to read after Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kent Archaeological Society to read onlineMoreLess
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