Bill of charges for Mr. Barbor and Mr. Jeffereys in riding to London

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The sum of x.li was received, and this is an account of the disbursements, the principal items of which are dinners, suppers, boat-hire and horsemeat, drink, payment for counsel, c. Gross total, £3 . 19 . 7; balance due, £6. 0. 5. On the back is the account of Mr. Jefferey's charges to London the 24th of June, 32 Elizabeth I. The receipt is set down at £6 . 0. 5. Several items are for legal expenses relating to the business against Mr. Edgeock and Mr. Clark, one is for search in the Rolles for my Lord of Essex's patent, xvj.d, another for the hyer of my chamber for a monethe, vj.s. viij.d. Total, viij.li. xij.s. x.d. Balance v.li. vij.s. ij.d. Edgeock and Clark were the executors of Huband