ANNO VICESIMO REGIS

CAROLI.

LIBER REMANENT

IN OFFICIS PANETR BUTTILL ET CELLAR'
DOM REGIS ANNO VTS [? VCS] ANNOQ DOM. 1643.

1644.

Reman Capt apd Oxon' Mercurii iiijto die Octobris Rege
Regin' cu' pte ffamil' ibm existent'

1 hh sacke r-pl'

1 Runlett co:-v SST

fflor' p domis-iiij br iij pes
Cheate

xxi br.

et

Cervis'-xxiijdol' j hh iiij m1CC xii gal.

Cervis-iij dol' vixxiiij gal'.

1 Runlett co:-1 sss iij p's Cervis-xxj dol' m'm'm' ix liij gal'.

Mand'

* In these lists the entries on the top left-hand side show the state of the casks in the Cellar from which the daily supplies of wine are drawn. The contraction pl. probably stands for plenum. On the right-hand side are set down the quantities of These seem to be measured in bushels and flour and cheate, or fine bread, in stock.

pecks.

The ale, sweet wine and Gascon wine are dealt with in detail; the first entry showing the amount on hand at the opening of the period embraced in the entries; the second the amount brought into the cellar; and the third the amount consumed. The contractions ssrs and prs appear to indicate measures of some sort, four of the latter making one of the former.

Reman' Capt' apa Oxon Sabbat' vijmo die Octobris Rege et Regin' cu' pte ffamil' ibm existent'

viij tercs r

-pl'

fflor' p domis-v bz.

1 Terc: cont-vj ssrs ij prs Cheate-xxj bz.

Armagh, Archbishop of, suggested

peace commissioner, 14.

city, 124, 132.

county, 4, 7, 14, 132, 218.

Arundel, Earl of, General of army