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REPTON CHURCHWARDENS' ACCOUNTS. 



maintained policy of the old English system was to fix on 

 the closest sense of their responsibility as citizens, and to 

 upon them that those who would be well governed must 

 active part in governing themselves. 



1590 A Note of the armoure (IX.) of Repton receaved into the 

 of Rycharde Weatte, beyinge Constable. 

 Inprimis ij corsletts w* all that belongeth unto them. 

 It. ij platt' cotTs (coats of plate armour). 

 It. ij swordes and iij daigers and ij gyrgells. 

 It. ij calevers w* flaxes and tuchboxe (X.) 

 It. ij pyckes and ij halberds. 

 It. for the Tr'band Souldiar a cote and bowe and a shiffe of 



and a quiver and a (XI.) 



1 601 It. spent in gatheringe y e money for the meamed 



soldiers . . . . -. 



It. payd to the meamed Souldiers for the whole year 

 It. payd to Sir Homfry Ferrers, Knyght, at the 



Muster, y e 4 day of August 



It. paid at same Muster in charges w* the Souldiers 

 It. payd to M r Coxe for a p'cept for watchinge and 



wardinge (XIII.) 



It. spent upon the wardders y e wake day 



It. payd for one letheringe for y e flaxe (flask) . . 



It. for one dagger sheathe and a sworde scaber 



It. payd for y e swordes 



It. spent at Clockesmithes receavinge y e armore 



It. given to y e prest Souldiers . 



It. payd for one Horse to carry y e armor, and fo 



bringing it home . . . . 



It. spent ledeinge y e armore to Darby 



It. payd for a payre of mouldes 



It. spent w th y e saltpeter men 



It. spent in makeinge one privie Search 



Constables acts. 

 1602 It. payd to y e Clarke of y e markett for a p'clamatione 

 It. given to Gipsies y e xxx daye of Januarye to avoyde 



y e towne (XIV.) 



It. payd for dressinge y e towne armoure 



It. spent in warninge a jury for the Crowners quest 

 It. spent with a prisoner beinge w* him all a night 



and going w th him to Derbye 



It. given to y e Geoler 



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