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32 LAUNCESTON. £ $. d. £. s. J. To John Phelipps, Bailiff of the Manor of Haghland . . 13 4 To William Dynham and Thomas Cokk, Auditors of the House aforesaid, yearly 600 To John Kymthorn, Deputy Steward of the House . . ..200 To the same John Kymthorn, Bailiff of Trevvorgy . . . 13 4 To the same John Kymthorn, Bailiff of Trewosell . . ..68 To Robert Glanfeld, Bailiff of Braderygge 1 6 8 To Henry Shire, Bailiff of the Borough of Newport Pounde . . .144 And to the Clerk of the Parish of Laun- ceston aforesaid, by agreement . . 6 8 Total . . . . 18 n o ANNUITIES AND PERPETUAL PENSIONS. To the Abbot of Tavistoke for the Pension of Worryngton . . . 2 10 o To the Prior of St. German for the Pension of Mawdaleyn . . . 13 4 To the Chaplain celebrating in the Chapel within the Castle of Downeheved, of the grant of Stephen formerly King of England . . ..500 To a certain Chaplain for celebrating Mass twice weekly at Penhele for the soul of the founder, yearly . . . 2 13 4 Total . . . 10 16 8 YEARLY DISTRIBUTED IN ALMS. Given to the Poor as well at the Lord's Supper as on every Friday in Lent : For the soul of the aforesaid founder .422 To the poor in the Hospital of St. Leonard for the soul of the said founder . 6 8 To the Prisoners in the Castle of the Lord the King at Launceston, of the founda- tion of the founder aforesaid . .100