| Description | Overseers' disbursements by paying Traders' New Bills:
5 July 1753: Paid Mr Chatto, for 2 pairs of breeches
22 August 1753: Paid Mr Lawrence and Lessingham, for linen
5 September 1753: Paid Mr Batty, for beans and turnip seeds
5 September 1753: Paid Mr Joseph Cook, beadle, for a quarter salary due at midsummer
8 September 1753: Paid Mr Bellamy (Baker), his bill
12 September 1753: Paid Mr John Hopley, for 12 yards of yarn
30 September 1753: Paid Mrs Cock, for chandlery ware
30 September 1753: Paid Mrs Corbett, for a piece of dowlas [strong coarse linen cloth]
12 October 1753: Paid Mr John Harding (Cheesemonger)
13 October 1753: Paid Mr Brown (Brewer)
13 October 1753: Paid Mr Hill (Butcher), his bill
13 October 1753: Paid Mr Marlow (Apothecary), ½ year's salary
13 October 1753: Paid Mr Phillips (Corn chandler)
18 October 1753: Paid Mr Cox (Shoemaker)
18 October 1753: Paid Mr Cox (Shoemaker)
18 October 1753: Paid Joseph Cook, beadle, a second salary due at Michaelmas
24 October 1753: Paid Mrs. Kelly (Barber), her bill
24 October 1753: Paid Mr. John Taylor, for the burying Ann Chandler out of the House [workhouse]
24 October 1753: Paid Mr Chelton, for 10 ½ hundredweight of coals
25 October 1753: Paid Mr Ginn (Baker), his bill
26 October 1753: Paid Mr Dean and Chandler (Cheesemonger)
1 November 1753: Paid Mr Christopher Felton, junior, for chandlery goods
5 November 1753: Paid Mrs Pope, Mistress of the Workhouse, for ½ a year's salary and disbursements
17 November 1753: Paid Mr Taylor, carpenter, for work done at the workhouse. |