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THe 21th of the 11th Moneth, 1674. Taken from Thomas Rudyard of George Yard in Lumbarstreet, by virtue of a Warrant granted to Doctor Bradford (so called) Priest of the Parish, Pewter to the value of 3 l. for 30 s. demanded; taken by Richard Ellere the Priest's Coach-man, and a Con∣stable, for a year's Tythes.
Taken from Job Boulton of the Parish of Edmonds Lumbarstreet, Gold-smith, by virtue of a Warrant granted to the afore-said Priest Bradford, a Cloak, which was redeemed by a Neighbour for 15 s. the Priest's Demands, taken by Richard Ellere, the Priest's Coachman, and a Constable, for half a years Tythes.
The 2d of the 2d Moneth, 1675. Taken from William Crouch of Crown Court in Gratious-street, by virtue of a War∣rant granted to John Cliff Priest of the Parish of Bennets Grace-Church, so called, two pieces of Searge, white, valued at 3 l. 10 s. for 1 l. 19 s. d••man••ed; tak••n by John Y••ung, Church∣warden, so called, for three quarters of a years Tythes.
The 27th of the 2d Moneth, 1675. T••ken f om Thomas Baker of the Parish of Leonard Eastchip, by vi••tue of a Warrant granted to Elkinton Downes, Priest of the said Parish, sixteen Stone and two Pound of Beef, valued at 1 l. 17 s. 10 d. f••r 14 s. 4 d. demanded; taken by the Priest h••mself, and assisted by Edward Newens Constable,
| Returned | 11 s. | 3 d. |
The 16th of the 4th Moneth, 1675. Taken from Richard Butcher of the Parish of Ann A••d••rsgate, by virtue of a Warrant granted to Samuel F••eeman, Priest of the Parish, Pewter to the value of 1 l. 7 s. for 15 s. demanded; taken by Henry Wyat Collector, and a Constable.
Taken from Thomas Cobb of the Parish aforesaid, by virtue of a Warrant granted to the afore ment oned Priest, fifty four Pound and a half of old Cheese at 4 d. per pound, 18 s. 2 d. for 8 s. demanded; taken by Henry Wyat Collector, and John Neaves Constable in Cary-Lane.
The 16th of the 4th Moneth, 1675. Taken from Thomas Robinson of Fenchurch-street, and of Dionis Bac••church Parish, (so called) by virtue of a Warrant granted to George May Priest of the said Parish, several Looking-glasses, to the value of 4 l. 10 s. for 1 l. 16 s. demanded; taken
by Samuel Hanky Constable, and a Stranger of Cripplegate Parish.
| Taken | 4 l. | 10 s. | — |
| Demanded | 1 l. | 16 s. | — |
| Returned | — | 04 s. | — |
| Taken more than demanded | 2 l. | 10 s. | — |
The 21th of the 7th Moneth, 1675. Taken from William Wygan of the same Parish, by virtue of a Warrant granted to Samuel Freeman, Priest aforesaid, three Saddles, valued at 1 l. 12 s. for 13 s. 6 d. demanded; taken by Richard Browne _____ _____ and _____ _____ for _____ _____
Returned one Saddle, valued at 8 s.
The 10th of the 8th Moneth, 1675. Taken from Mary Fo∣ster Widow, Inmate in the House of Gerrard Roberts, and his (accompted) Dues, by virtue of a Warrant granted to John Aucher, Priest of the Parish of Alhallows Lumbardstreet, Goods to the value of 5 l. 5 s. 7 d. for 40 s. demanded; taken by and a Constable, for three Years Tythes.
| Returned | 6 s. | 4 d. |