The reapyng, byndyng, & coppyng of pease, & tares, wt owte meate & drynke xxd the acre, and wt meate & drynke xijd the acre. Threshers by the quarter, wt meate & drynke for the quarter, and makyng cleane of wheate & Rye iijd, otes & barley ijd ob, and fyndyng theym selves for the quarter, and makyng cleane of wheate & Rye x", otes & barley vd.

Dytchers owte of the whole grownde, every rodd of iiij foote at the toppe, two foote in the bottome & iiij foote deepe xijd.

Dytchers owte of the whole grownde, every rodde of iiij foote in the toppe, two foote and a half depe, and one foote in ye botome, va, and a forth in other dytches after this rate.

ffor clensyng & skouring of olde dyches, half the rate of the newe dyches.

Teanyng for plashyng, & teanyng of a quycke hedge, the rod ja ob, and for dead hedge the rod ja ob.

Pale, ffor settyng of pale wt one rayle, and even at the head, the rodde va, and not even at the head the rodde iiija.

Rayle, ffor settyng of syngle rayles wt postes, the rodde ja ob, and double rayles the rodde ijd.

ffagottes, ffor fellyng cuttyng, makyng, & byndyng of ostry fagottes

the hundreth xd of lasshe baven the hundreth xiija, of brushe baven the hundreth xijd, Bylletts the thowsande xd, Talwood the hundreth viijd.

Coles, ffor fellyng, cuttyng, and blockyng of a dosen of coles, conteynyng xxiiijti sackes ijs, and for makyng of coles the dosen xvij. Carpenters, the chief carpenter with meate & drynke vijd and wt owte meate & drynke xijd.

Artificers, Brycklayers, the cheif bricklayer, Tyler, & Sawyer, from Easter till Michaelmas, with meate & drynke vja, and wt owte meate & drynke xa, and in wynter season wt vittells vd, & wt owte vittells ix. Master Ploughwryghts, as the Carpenters.

Of the second sorte, everye seconde of all the seid Artificers ffrom Easter to Michaelmas, wt vittells vd and wt owte vittells ix, and in wynter season wt vittells iiij", and wt owte vittells viija. Prentyse, the best prentyse of an Artificer for the sommer season, with vittells iiijd, wt owte vytells vijd, in wynter season wt vittells iij wt owte vittells vja.

Sawyers, the Sawyer for the C bordes wt owte vittells xxd, and for slyttyng worke the C xxijd.

The Thetcher by the C with his vittells xd, and wt owte his vittells xxa. Master Mylwryght, by the daye in sommer, with meate and drynke xd wt owte meate and drynke xvd.

Master Mylwryght by the daye in wynter, wt meate & drynke viijd, wt owte meate and drynke xiiija.

Plasterer in sommer, with meate & drynke vjd, wt owte meate & drynke xjd. In wynter wt meate & drynke vja, wt owte meate & drynke xjd.

Plummer, for laying & castyng the hundreth w1 meate & drynke ijs. ffor com'en worke by the daye, wt meate & drynke viijd, wt owte meate & drynke xiijd.

Glasyer by the daye, wt meate & drynke vja, wt owte meate & drynke xjd.

Carver & Joyner in sommer by the daye, wt meate & drynke vijd, wt

owte meate & drynke xijd; his servant in sommer, w' meate & drynke va, wt owte mete and drynke xd. In wynter wt meate & drynke vja, wt owte meate and drynke xjd; his servant in wynter wt meate & drynke iiija, wt owte meate & drynke ixa. Shipwryght, the master hewer, by the daye, w' meate & drynke xija, wt owte meate & drynke xvij.

The Able Clyncher, by the daye, wt meate & drynke xd, wt owte meate & drynke xja.

The Holder, by the daye, wt meate & drynke vjd, wt owte meate & drynke xjd.

The Master Calker, by the daye, wt meate & drynke xa, wt owte meate & drynke xva.

The Meane Calker, by the daye, wt meate & drynke viijd, wt owte meate & drynke xiijų.

MEN SERVANTS THE YERE.

The Baylyffe of husbandry which taketh charge, wt his liverey 1s and wt owte his liverey lvjs viijd.

The best servant wt his livery xls and w owte his liverey xlvjs viija.

The seconde sorte of servant, wt his lyverey xxxiijs iiijd and wt owte his lyverey xls.

BOYES BY THE YERE.

Everye boye from xiiij yeres of age untill xviij yeres xx, or ells meate, drynke & cloth & vjd a quarter.

WOMEN SERVANTS BY THE YERE.

The beste sorte w owte lyvery xxvjs viijd. The seconde sorte wt owte lyverey xx".

SERVAUNTS TO ARTIFICERS BY THE YERE.

Clothyer, his forman iijli vjs viij. The Jornyman liijs iiija.

Weaver, his forman iijli.

The com'on servant 1".

ffuller, the mylman, otherwise called the Tucker of clothes iiij". The byrler liijs iiijd.

Shereman, the best servant iij". The com'on servant xls.
Dyer, the Wrynger, otherwise called the under Dyer iij1i.
Hosyer & Tayler, the forman iijl.

Shomaker, the best servant iij".

The com'on sower xvjs viijd.
The com'on sorte xlvjs viijd.

Tanner, the market man iij". The com'on servant liijs iiij. Pewterer, the fforman iiij" vjs viijd. The com'on servant xlvjs viijd. Baker, the ffurner al's setter and seasoner iiji vjs viiju. The com'on servant liijs iiijd.

Brewer, the head Brewer iijli vjs viijd. The com'on servant liijs iiija. Glover, the waterman iiijl. The shopman xls.

Cutler, the fforman liijs iiija. The com'on servant xl3.

Blacksmyth, the best servant liijs iiij. The com'on servant xls. Curryer, the best vidz that can worke welle or drye, and also coler

iij vjs viijd. The com'on sorte xla.

Sadler, the best servant ls. The seconde sorte xls.

Spurryer, his servant xls.

Turner, his servant xl3.

Capper, the best servant xlvjs viijd.

Hatter, hat-maker, as the Capper.

The seconde sorte xls.

Bowyers, ffletchers, the best servant liijs iiij. The seconde

sorte xxxiijs iiijd.

Arrowhed makers, his man xlvjs viijd.

Butcher, the forman liijs iiijd. The seconde sorte xls.

Cooke, his man xls.

Corne Myller, the grynder ljs iiijd.

Whelewryght, the best servant iijli.
Lymeburner, his man xls.

The loder liijs iiija.

The seconde sorte xls.

Lynnen weaver, the best servant xls. The seconde sorte xls.
Cowper, the best servant iij. The seconde sorte xlvja viija.
Earth Potter, his servant man xxxiijs viija.

The causes and consyderacons why the seid Justices & Sherryffe have taxed the wages & rates aboveseid so high is only the scarcitie and dearth of corne, grayne, victualls, & other necessaries, which at this instant are in the seid Countie so scarce and deere that poore men are not able at reasonable pryces to attayne theyr necessities. God save the Queen.

GENERAL INDEX.