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 140 DUNHEVED. the bells in the campanile, and irework for hanging them ; and paid a paynter for payntyng the tabernacle of Synt Thomas. 1460. Douneheved Burgh: Account commencing Monday next after the feast of St. Katherine the Virgin, 39 Hen. VI. This account refers to arrears, names the collectors for the Hil- lond, and their specific receipts at the several feasts. Total, £14. os. 4d. It names, also, the receivers of the Gyldhall and Pillar, and their receipts at feasts, one of such feasts being on the Monday next after the feast of the Dedication of the Church. Total, ;£io 14s. 4d. Bodmam and Gibbe rents, ^15 17s. 2^d. Rents of the Blessed Mary, 47s. id. Page's Rents, £$ os. 5d. Rents received from Butchers ; Farmer of the Mill, John Uyett, who paid 1 os., and was distrained for 3s. 4d. Issues of the Pix, col- lected at the Mayor's Court, 40s. Fish-stalls — collected at ditto, 38s. The roll is not filled up as to " Casualia," the receipts for Wax, &c. Indorsed are entrances of burgesses in this form : 11 William Pydeler came within, and was sworn burgess, 6s. 8d., paid." Seven other entries succeed. Total receipts there- from, 39s. Total receipts for the year,, including arrearages, ^43 15s. 7d. Total payments, £$i 19s. i£d. Extracts from a paper, 39 Henry VI. Several payments are made for repairing the priests' chamber, and for covering the house of Trelauny. On the back of the paper are entered receipts of rents from Hunteford, for four terms, 6s. ; from John Trelauny, two terms, 13s. 4d. ; and from nine other persons, with the following among other memoranda at the foot, " Walter Robyn took one 'celar' under the priest, i6d." 1461-62. The following are extracts from a roll, fifty-eight inches long, and nine inches broad, entirely covered on one side, and almost covered on the other, with abreviated Latin. It is of the date 1 Edward IV., and is an account of the expenditure of John Whyte Page, and John Mannyng, the stewards of the Commonalty of Douneheved Burgh. From the Church Account : For 48^ lbs. of wax wages to William Godyng for binding of one book, called Antiphonall, in the Church, 8d.; for one sheepskin bought of Robert Rounell for the same book, 3d.; to John Coulyng for mending one claper