COUNTY: GLOUCESTER.

{Surrender to the use of the King's Majesty and of

{his Heirs and Successors for ever made bearing date

Tewkesbury {under the Covent-Seal[47] of the same late monastery,

late {the 9th day of January, in the 31st year of the reign

Monastery. {of our most dread victorious Sovereign Lord, King Henry

{the Eighth: and the said day and year clearly dissolved

{and suppressed.

The clear yearly {As well Spiritual as Temporal, over and

value of all the {besides £136 8s. 1d. in Fees, Annuities and

said possessions {Custodies, granted to divers persons by Letters

belonging to the {Patents under the Covent-Seal of the said late

Monastery {Monastery for term of their lives £1595 15 6

{ £ s. d.

{John Wich, late Abbot there 266 13 04

{John Beley, late Prior there 16 00 00

Pensions {J. Bromsegrove, late Prior of Delehurst 13 06 08

assigned to the {Robert Circester, Prior of St. James 13 06 08

late Religious {Will Didcote, Prior of Cranborne 10 00 00

dispatched: {Robert Cheltenham, B.D. 10 00 00

that is to say, {Two Monks, £8 a piece 16 00 00

to {One Monk 07 00 00

{27 Monks £6 13s. 6d. each 180 00 00

{ £ s. d.

{ And so remains clear 1044 08 10

{ {Remain in the Treasury there under

Records {Belonging to {the custody of John Whittington,

and {the late {Kt. the keys thereof being delivered

Evidences {Monastery {to Richard Pauler, Receiver.

{The Lodging called the Newark, }

{leading from the Gate to the late }

{Abbots lodging, with Buttery, }

{Pantry, Cellar, Kitchen, Larder }

{and Pastry thereto adjoining. The }

{late Abbots Lodging, the Hostery,[48]}

Houses and {the Great Gate entering into the } Committed

Buildings {Court, with the lodging over the } to the custody

assigned to {same; the Abbots Stable, Bakehouse, } of John

remain {Brewhouse and Slaughterhouse, } Whittington,

undefaced. {the Almry, Barn, Dairyhouse, } Knight.

{the great barn next the }

{Avon, the Maltinghouse, with the }

{garners in the same, the Oxhouse }

{in the Barton,[49] the Barton Gate, }

{and the lodging over the same. }

{The Church, with Chappels, Cloisters,}

{Chapterhouse, Misericord, the }

{two Dormitories, Infirmary with }

{Chappels and Lodgings within the }

{same; the workhouse, with another }

Deemed {House adjoining to the same, } Committed

to be {the Convent Kitchen, the Library, } as

superfluous. {the old Hostery, the chamberer's } abovesaid.

{Lodging, the new Hall, the old }

{Parlour adjoining to the Abbots }

{lodging; the Cellarers Lodging, the }

{Poultry-House, the Garden, the }

{Almary, and all other Houses and }

{lodgings not above reserved. }

{The Quire, Aisles, and Chapels }

Leads[52] {annext the Cloister Chapterhouse, }

remaining {Frater,[50] St. Michaels Chappel, } 180 Foder.[51]

upon {Halls, Fermory, and Gate-house, }

{esteemed to }

Bells {In the steeple there are eight poize,} 14600

remaining {by estimation } weight.

Jewels { }

reserved to {Mitres garnished with gilt, rugged }

the use of {Pearls, and counterfeit stones. }

the King's { }

Majesty. { }

Plate of silver {Silver gilt 329 ounces.}

reserved to {Silver parcel gilt 605 ounces.} 1431.

the same use. {Silver white 497 ounces.}

{One cope of Silver Tissue, with one }

Ornaments {Chasuble, and one Tunicle of the }

reserved to {same; one cope of gold Tissue, }

the said use. {with one Cope and two Tunicles of }

{the same. }

Sum of all the { }

Ornaments, {Sold by the said Commissioners, as }

Goods, and {in a Particular Book of Sales } £ s. d.

Chattels {thereof made ready to be shewed, } 194 08 0

belonging to {as more at large may appear. }

the said { }

Monastery. { }

{To 38 late Religious Persons }

{of the said late Monastery } £ s. d.

{ to the late {of the King's mat. (Majesty) } 80 13 4

Payments {Religious and {reward }

{ Servants { }

{ despatched. {To an 144 late Servants of } £ s. d.

{the said late Monastery, for } 75 10 0

{their wages and liveries. }

{To divers Persons for }

{Victuals and Necessaries of }

{them had to the use of the }

{said Monastery, with £10 paid}

{ For debts {to the late Abbot there, for }

Payments { owing by the {and in full payment of } £ s. d.

{ said late {£124 5s. 4d. by him to be } 18 12 0

{ Monastery. {paid to certain Creditors of }

{the said late Monastery, by }

{Covenants made with the }

{aforesaid Commissioners. }

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