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The seconde weeke of the quarter ended the ix of Iuly 1612


Venit. Expence. Valet. Remanet.
Crowne beere & iiii bal - xxs iii xvs iiii bar
Six shillinges beeer[??]
iii barelles - xviiis
i vis iiii
Alle a vessell - iis iiiid ul ii vessell
Alle in bottell xiiii - iis vid xiiii iis vid v bottles
Clarett wine iii pintes - ixd vi pintes xviiid ii pintes
A pinte & dim [@ pence po.te]
of Sacke - vid
nl a bottell
Reneshe wine a pint - vd a pint vd nl
Manchett [?]si - xiid [vi] xiid nl
Fine cheate xxiiii - iiiis xxiii[?] p iiiis nl
Corse cheat xxxc - vis xxx[?] vis nl
Bread boughte - iid iid nl
Butter from the dary
xli at } - vs
xli vs nl
Egges boughte xxxi - xiiid xxxi xiiid nl
Some visid
heabeodines nl - iii xxid lxvii
Linges nl - i xvid xxxviii
ffloundres xii - iisiiiid xii iisiiiid nl
Elles ii - xiid ii xiid nl
whitinge mopes - iiiid a quarteen vid nl
Some visxd
Beefe xi stone iili at
xixd a Stone } - xviisxd
more beefe .vii stone
iiili at xviiid a Stone } - xisiiid }
xvii stone xxviiis i stone viili
Motten - i case - xiiisixd xi Io xiiiisxid nl
Veale - i Ligge - iis i Ligg iis nl
Vders - nl i ixd nl
Neates feete nl iiii - xiid iiii xiid nl
A Tripe - ixd i ixd nl
Calves feete a pear - iiid i pare iiid nl
hartichokes - ii - viiid ii viiid nl
A pecke of maulte - xiid a pecke xiid nl
Read Roses ii bushelle - iiis ii bushell iiis nl
Garden seede - xvd xvd nl
peste Rabettes iii Cop. - vd iiiis vd [??] iiiis nl
Allmondes dili - vid dili vid nl
Some Lviiiisvid
farrayne Charges this weeke iisiiiid nl
Some vS
white Lighte nl ili iiiid xliili
Sises nl dili xd iili
Some .is iid
Strawe iii tr - xiid ii tr xiid nl
provender - iiiis iiiis nl
Some viiis iiiid
Tawle woode nl diC
faggettes nl xii xiid iiiiCiiiixxxviii
Charcoolles nl ii sa iisiid ii Lo x sac
Seacolles nl x bu iiiis iiiid viii Cha xxvi bu
Some viisvid
Some ofthis
weekes Expenses } viliviisiiiid

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aehdeschaine

Making an assumption that the phrase beginning "Some" in line 17 belongs to 17 and not 18. [Never mind! Asked Sara and clarified that it is the sum of the previous section.]

aehdeschaine

Not sure whether both curly symbols in line 10 are ampersands. The @ symbol was used in measurement in at least Spanish documents of the time, but I haven't otherwise found it yet.