Alsoe allowed to the said Accomptante for money by him yssued and paid for woorkes and Reparations donne and performed within the tyme of this Accompte at the Blackfryere in making a new Cawseyway and a new paire of Staires for the Kings Majestie to Land to goe to Sir Anthony Vandikes house there to see his Paintings in the moneths of June and July 1635 videlicet[1] for 43lb of spikes at 16 shillings and one penny Provicions oute of the Stoare at Scotland yard yssued in theis woorkes and before Charged at 118 shillings and eight pence. In all £6, 14 shillings and ninepence Carriages by Land and water of sondry of the said Provicions six shillings and sixpence To Richard Duckworth and Stephen Crayer Sawyers for Cutting 1,350 foote of Tymber into Stanthings at 2 shillings and sixpence the hundredth 33 shillings and ninepence. And to John Sweate Carpenter for sharping and driving piles of Tymber three foote long the peice in two rankes 150 foot in length each ranke and fitting and spiking plancks to those Piles to make a Cawseway  ten foot broad all theaforesaid length and filling it upp with Gravel for a Barge to Lande at as alsoe making and putting upp a new paire of Staires to Land upp into the Garden there and removing of Shores on the oute side of the wharfe the which troubled the passage and tying of the wharfe in with Landties the King finding Tymber sawing and Ironworke and hee only workemanshipp and Gravell allowed by agreement for all the premisses £11 In all the said Chardges of the workes and Repairacions donne uppon the Cawsey and wharfe at the Blackefrryers aforesaid As by one Particuler Paybooke and thereof subscribed by the Officers and Cheife Clarke of the woorkes hereupon duely perused cast tried examined
and remayning doth and may appeare the summe of £20

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A new Cawseway at the Blackfriere

 

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[1]  Translated As you may see