| Description | By cash paid for sundry trademen's bills etc. continued, including:
13 May 1747: Paid 'for a dinner upon the Justices at their hearing the People refusing to pay their Poor's Rate'
13 May 1747 Paid John May for 31 ¾ hundredweight of junk at 5
16 May 1747 Paid with James Burroughs put apprentice to John Carpenter
19 May 1747 Paid expenses in distributing the Broomfield money
22 May 1747 Paid Richard Hager, for coffins, shrouds and leather chairs
23 May 1747 Paid Mr. John Brown, for beer and milk for the poor
23 May 1747 Paid Joseph Cook, beadle
23 May 1747 Paid George Watts, Town Clerk, for his year's bill
23 May 1747 Paid John Bellamy, for two years' Penny Bread |