Goldsmiths’ Wardens’ Accounts and Court Minutes, 1390–1

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					<title>Goldsmiths’ Wardens’ Accounts and Court Minutes, 1390–1</title>
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						<supplied>p 74 (19 May 1391–19 May 1392) (Received by incoming
							wardens)</supplied>
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					<ab>ffait a Remembr<ex>e</ex> q<ex>e</ex> Esteuen de Thorp Ioh<ex>a</ex>n
						Lyncoln Rich<ex>ard</ex> Brook &amp; will<ex>ia</ex>m Grantham ount
							deliu<ex>er</ex>ez de nouel fait tru<ex>m</ex>pes clarions &amp; pipes
						cest assauoir<ex>e</ex> a Thomas Dauy Ioh<ex>a</ex>n Honte Thomas lamport
						&amp; will<ex>ia</ex>m hap<ex>er</ex> Gardeyns les tru<ex>m</ex>pes poisant
						x marc<ex>es</ex>
						<del>ij</del> <note type="researchNote"><del>ij</del>: <hi rend="italic"
								>preceded by smudge, perhaps attempted erasure</hi></note> <add
							place="above">viij</add> ounc<ex>es</ex> &amp; dj. de pois de troye</ab>
					<ab>It<ex>e</ex>m les clarions poisaunt vij marcz x d. du pois de troye</ab>
					<ab>It<ex>em</ex><note type="marginal" place="margin_left"
								><handShift/>No<ex>t</ex>a<handShift/></note>schalmuse petit
							pois<ex>aunt</ex> xj ounc<ex>es</ex> &amp; viij d. du pois de troye</ab>
					<ab>It<ex>em</ex> vn bombard poisant iiij marc <add place="above">dj.</add> j
							ounc<ex>es</ex> &amp; v d. de mesme pois <del>v</del> oue le
							porto<ex>ur</ex></ab>
					<ab>It<ex>em</ex> vn g<ex>r</ex>aunt schalmuse poisaunt ij li. ix s. ij d. de
						pois de troye oue le porto<ex>ur</ex></ab>
					<ab>It<ex>em</ex> vn cornmuse j marc<ex>es</ex> &amp; xj d. de mesme pois</ab>
					<ab>It<ex>em</ex> p<ex>ur</ex> les iiij pipes paie al menstrall’ xxv s. iiij
						d.</ab>
					<ab rend="right">S<ex>u</ex>m<ex>m</ex>a del pois xxviij Marc<ex>es</ex> j ounce
						&amp; xiiij d.</ab>
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						<head><supplied>Translation: p 74 (19 May 1391–19 May 1392) (Received by
								incoming wardens) </supplied>
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						<ab>Be it remembered that Stephen de Thorp, John Lyncoln, Richard Brook, and
							William Grantham delivered newly-made trumps, clarions, and pipes, that
							is to say, to Thomas Davy, John Honte, Thomas Lamport, and William
							Haper, wardens, the trumps weighing 10 marks, 8½ oz, troy weight.</ab>
						<ab>Likewise the clarions weighing 7 marks 10 pennyweight, troy weight.</ab>
						<ab><note type="marginal" place="margin_left"
								><handShift/>Note<handShift/></note>Likewise a small shawm weighing
							11 oz and 8 pennyweight, troy weight.</ab>
						<ab>Likewise a bombard weighing 4½ marks 1 oz and 5 pennyweight, the same
							(troy) weight, with the porter.</ab>
						<ab>Likewise a large shawm weighing 2 pounds, 9 shillings 2 pennyweight,
							troy weight, with the porter.</ab>
						<ab>Likewise one set of bagpipes weighing 1 mark and 11 pennyweight, the
							same (troy) weight.</ab>
						<ab>Likewise paid for the four pipes to the minstrel/s 25s 4d</ab>
						<ab rend="right">Sum of the weight: 28 marks 1 oz and 14 pennyweight</ab>
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					<head>Endnote</head>
					<p>Upon leaving office around 19 May (St Dunstan’s Day), the outgoing wardens of
						the Goldsmiths’ Company customarily formally transferred funds and certain
						company goods to the new wardens. On p 74, the wardens for 1390–1 (named,
						and identified as 1390–1 wardens on p 73) have handed over the company’s
						musical intruments to the 1391–2 wardens (p 74). Sums of money are not
						involved here; li. (for ‘livre,’ a pound), mark (‘marc’), s. (for ‘sou,’ a
						shilling), and d. (for ‘denier,’ a pennyweight) were used as units of mass
						of precious metals, as well as for currency. In troy weight a pound was
						about 373.2 g; an ounce, about 31 g; and a pennyweight, about 1.56 g. Mark
						and shilling are not commonly found as units of weight per se, but if
						calculated in relation to the troy pound would have been about 249 g (2/3
						li.) and 18.7 g (1/20 li.) respectively.</p>
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						<title>Goldsmiths’ Wardens’ Accounts and Court Minutes, 1390–1</title>
						<idno from="1390" to="1391" corresp="#goldsmiths-hall">GH: MS 1518</idno>
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