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38 5^PC/77/C77 AATW/7ZA
^4/soa//owa?. fees&expenses
^ 3. </.
261 1 6^
Summe total of the Payments & AHowances ........ 4987 2 o
And so the Accomptant upon the end & determination of this Accompt of H.M.
gardens at H. Crt &c. begun 12^ March 1698 & ended 12^ December 1699 is
indebted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3818 o
Examinatur. Caspar Frederick Henning.
B. Bridges. Auditorem. Deciaratur. 12^ October. 1704.
Godoiphin.
H. Boyie.
17th Martij. 4th Annal.
Paid into the Exchequer. the summe of Y38. 18. o.
H. BytheH. Deputatus Auditoris.
A;:r/ Ao// Mo. y.
SUMMARY
PipeRoIlno. 4.
ist May 1689 to 2gth March 1696. ^83,373
12th March 1698 to 12th December 1699. ^4987
15
2
5^
o
Gardens.
C. HAMPTON COURT SPECIMEN ACCOUNTS
APRIL 168^ To MARCH 1692
Note.—A// //«?/ CJcA/s /g MOW /<OMM</ W OMg Vo/MWg <?M<*//;2<7 ylforoA 7692.
Another volume called mh^roM/s has some estimates and part accounts mixed up with warrants,
some letters, reports, &c.
7/<///or'5 A'o/<?.—The accounts begin H^r//rd^p and are concerned with the alterations of the Tudor build-
ings as iodgings for the King, Queen, and Court officiais, as well as the erection of the new barrack stables of
the Dutch Guard. 58 M bricks aredelivered by water in April, stone and timber in May and June and July.
No clear demarcation is possible between work on the new and old buildings in the accounts. There is a
reference to foundations being dug in the June account, as :
Digging the cross foundation at the East End of the New Building, wheeling & carting the rubbish
away. 61 yards. ^3. 16. o.
J%/y. r6&?. Lodgings alterations continued. Making moulds for the masons.
6 new Ladders of 23 rounds apiece. ^3. 2. 6.
6 ,, ,, „ 18 ,, „ Y1-16.0.
fF*" Z?M&M/. i.a/MMTW.s. for 903 yards foundations. Y56- 8. 9.
HMg-Ms/. Making moulds for masons. Large delivery of stone. as freight by sea from Portland to
Redriffe wharf. 62 ton. block, 12 do. Ashler, 3 do. balluster, in all 78 tun. 3. Y54- 14- 9-
Also a delivery of timber. (Sept. Acc.). Martyr. 132 Ioad 22 ft. oak timber. ^381. 2. o.
The old water gallery by the Thames was being altered for Queen Mary's particular use.
.Sr/'/<w&?'. Similar lodging alterations in old buildings.
_/<M Grow. <?«/<'/'.
i<). Sqre. qoft. shedding for the masons in the Parke. ^2. 17. 7.
ybr CarZ/Mg'. 816 load of Portiand, Hedington, Rigate & Beerstone block & Ashler. from the crane
to the masons' sheds. ^61. 4. o.
^4/soa//owa?. fees&expenses
^ 3. </.
261 1 6^
Summe total of the Payments & AHowances ........ 4987 2 o
And so the Accomptant upon the end & determination of this Accompt of H.M.
gardens at H. Crt &c. begun 12^ March 1698 & ended 12^ December 1699 is
indebted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3818 o
Examinatur. Caspar Frederick Henning.
B. Bridges. Auditorem. Deciaratur. 12^ October. 1704.
Godoiphin.
H. Boyie.
17th Martij. 4th Annal.
Paid into the Exchequer. the summe of Y38. 18. o.
H. BytheH. Deputatus Auditoris.
A;:r/ Ao// Mo. y.
SUMMARY
PipeRoIlno. 4.
ist May 1689 to 2gth March 1696. ^83,373
12th March 1698 to 12th December 1699. ^4987
15
2
5^
o
Gardens.
C. HAMPTON COURT SPECIMEN ACCOUNTS
APRIL 168^ To MARCH 1692
Note.—A// //«?/ CJcA/s /g MOW /<OMM</ W OMg Vo/MWg <?M<*//;2<7 ylforoA 7692.
Another volume called mh^roM/s has some estimates and part accounts mixed up with warrants,
some letters, reports, &c.
7/<///or'5 A'o/<?.—The accounts begin H^r//rd^p and are concerned with the alterations of the Tudor build-
ings as iodgings for the King, Queen, and Court officiais, as well as the erection of the new barrack stables of
the Dutch Guard. 58 M bricks aredelivered by water in April, stone and timber in May and June and July.
No clear demarcation is possible between work on the new and old buildings in the accounts. There is a
reference to foundations being dug in the June account, as :
Digging the cross foundation at the East End of the New Building, wheeling & carting the rubbish
away. 61 yards. ^3. 16. o.
J%/y. r6&?. Lodgings alterations continued. Making moulds for the masons.
6 new Ladders of 23 rounds apiece. ^3. 2. 6.
6 ,, ,, „ 18 ,, „ Y1-16.0.
fF*" Z?M&M/. i.a/MMTW.s. for 903 yards foundations. Y56- 8. 9.
HMg-Ms/. Making moulds for masons. Large delivery of stone. as freight by sea from Portland to
Redriffe wharf. 62 ton. block, 12 do. Ashler, 3 do. balluster, in all 78 tun. 3. Y54- 14- 9-
Also a delivery of timber. (Sept. Acc.). Martyr. 132 Ioad 22 ft. oak timber. ^381. 2. o.
The old water gallery by the Thames was being altered for Queen Mary's particular use.
.Sr/'/<w&?'. Similar lodging alterations in old buildings.
_/<M Grow. <?«/<'/'.
i<). Sqre. qoft. shedding for the masons in the Parke. ^2. 17. 7.
ybr CarZ/Mg'. 816 load of Portiand, Hedington, Rigate & Beerstone block & Ashler. from the crane
to the masons' sheds. ^61. 4. o.