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ACCOUNTS. 143 time of a Prince, the son of Henry VI., being at Exeter; ditto to a servant of the Lord Fitzwaryn, and others, servants of Henry Bodrugan ; to the Justices at the summer assize ; to the Mayor and his fellows, and le mynstrall, in the vigil of St. Mary Magdalene. To Croght, and , (blanks in original), Commissioners of the Lord the King, at the same time ; to William Parker, and John Davy, clerk, and other singers in the feast of Mary Magdalene ; to le precher at the same time ; to Mr. John Hynde, rector of Schevyok, for solemnizing at the same time; to a servant of Halnagh Mawleverer, then sheriff of Cornwall ; to the Mayor and his fellows, and their followers, when they made an agreement within the borough, at the Law Court; to ditto when William Pethek, a servant of John Forfescu, made delivery of the goods of Walter Colle, the chaplain of the Blessed Mary, in the feast of All Saints ; to Edward Ayscheton ; to Halnathea Maulyverer, and others ; to Thomas Calewodelegh, escheator of the Lord the Prince; to John Robyn, and Philip Trethewy, servants of the lord King Edward ; to John Arundell, Knight, and for expenses when he came from London ; for the Mayor and his fellows at the altar of St. Thomas ; for Robert Wylle, chaplain, to have the services of the Prior; to servants of Hugh Courtenaye ; to Thomas Bawdyn, and others, servants of Jasper, Earlof Pembrooke, bearing the commission of the said Earl ; to John Carmynow ; expenses to the Mayor, &c, at the friendship made between the Mayor and the Provosts concerning the election of Benedict Hygowe, clerk, Provost ; to Thomas Baker, chaplain, one of the servants of the Lord the Prince, son of Henry VI., on his entrance in fact, and not of right, into the Castell ; to the Mayor and his fellows, when James Menwynnek brought the proclamation from the Lord Henry, the late King of England in fact, and of right ; to Thomas Lyby, one of the justices; to John Stonforde, when he was councillor with the borough at the court of the Provosts, against Mr. Simon Scolemayester. For building a new house lately of Thomas Browne. Carriage of timber from Bodmam to the house ; payments for building mate- rials generally; 100 "speke nayles;" 100 "hatche nayles," &c. ; expenses about "le hevyng uppe" of "le jostes," and other necessary "jobs;" to masons for building the walls at 5& per day ; for carriage of four waggon-loads of timber from Cargentoll; carriage of stone called "freeston" from Dounterton to Launces-