Item, a payre of dowbelet slevys of blake, } Item, a payre of slevys of rosset, } iij_s._
Item, a payr of stokes of fustian, [viij_d._][178-1]
Item, a gyrdyll, a payre of patanys, iiij_d._
Item, a gown and a kertyll, vj_s._ viij_d._
Item, a cors harnesshet with blake, pris xx_d._
Item, a kerchey therd, and ther in was vj_s._ viij_d._ of gold.
Item, a payre of beydys of jette with Patter nosteris of corall, pris xx_d._
Item, a payre of turnerys of lawn, xx_d._
Symond Houston, a payre of bottes, a payre of sporis, iiij_s._
Item, a payr of hossen, a payr of schon, ij_s._ vij_d._
Frere John Alderiche, ij. quaris of prayeris. Item, a powtenere with a payre of bedys of jette. Item, a scapelerey with an hodde, vj_s._ viij_d._
John Keduray, a payre of lynclothys, j. gown of blw, vj_s._ viij_d._
Item, a payre of glovys and a hatt, xij_d._
Simond Sadiller, a payre of sporis, xij_d._
Item, a knyff hernyshid with sylver, xij_d._
Richard Charlys, a peyr of hossen, xvj_d._
Item, a cotte of moster develers,[180-1] xl_d._
Item, a peyr of patanys, a cappe of violet, } Item, iij. gyrdyll, and a cerchey [_kerchief_], } xij_d._
Item, ij. of[180-2] of hossen, pris iij_s._
Item, ij. shurtes, a peyr ofe lynclothis, xx_d._
Herry Gunnold, tablys and stolys, pris v_s._
[Footnote 175-1: [From Add. Charter 17,255, B.M.] This inventory might perhaps have been inserted in the year 1474, after the death of James Gloys, with whose name it begins. (_See_ No. 857.) The year in which it was drawn up is, however, by no means certain, as the articles seem to have belonged to many different owners; and it may be conveniently referred to here at the end of our collection.]
[Footnote 175-4: Sophistry, _i.e._ dialectics.]
[Footnote 178-1: Struck through with the pen.]
[[Item, a swerd, pris Item, a poyre of jett, pris _text has “pris,” for both_
Item, a pelow bere, / vj_a._ _italic “d” misprinted as “a”_]]
In primis at Brentwode for horsmete, ij_d._
Item for wayshyng of my shert and botes, i_d. ob._
Item for brede and drynke there, j_d. ob._
Item for brede and drynke there, j_d. ob._
[Footnote 181-1: [Add. MS. 34,889, f. 231.] This bill of travelling expenses cannot be assigned to any particular year; but it would seem to be of the reign of Henry VII.]