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APPENDIX SIX
COAT AND CONDUCT MONEY FOR THE ARMY,
JULY–AUGUST 1545
L&P, XXI, i, 643.v
28 June, Brian Randolphe, conduct money of 100 men at 1/2d. and himself
at 4d. the mile, from Guildford to Dovour, 90 miles, and their coats at 4s.
each, 40l. 5s.
Wm. Jervice, coats and conduct of 100 men from Ipswiche to Dovour,
40l. 5s.
os. Weidon and John Norris, for coats and conduct of 40 persons from
Berkshire to Dovour, 16l. 13s. 4d.
2 July, Ant. Cooke, coats and conduct of 200 soldiers from Colchester to
Dovour, 72l. 8s.
7 July, Ant. Hungerord, coats and conduct of 200 soldiers from Sarum to
Dovour, 98l. 6s. 8d.
os. Hothersall and Ric. Smythe, coasts and conduct of 151 soldiers from
Berkshire to Dovour, 71l. 5s.
2 July, Sir omas Palmer, conduct of four captains, at 4d., four petty cap-
tains, at 2d., and 20 soldiers at 1/2d. the mile, from London to Dovour 12l.
18d.
29 July, Ant. Hussey, for the transportation of 1,000 men from London to
Bolloigne, 100l.
James Isley, captain of 100 men, “for his coat and the coat of his petty captain,
with their conduct money,” 38s.
Edw. Goodman, for his master Sir os. Grun, coats and conduct of 500
men out of Northamptonshire, 167l. 10s.
3 Aug., Robt cotton, coasts and conduct of 500 men out of Leicestershire,
190l.
appendices 501
os. Forster and John Paxton, the like for 500 out of Bedfordshire, 212l.
10s.
George Medley, the like for 1,000 out of London, 125l.
Edw. Russell, to be conveyed to Lord Morley for coats and conduct of 400
Soldiers out of Hereorde shire,’ (Hertfordshire) 76l. 18s. 4d.
5 Aug., John Hornyolde, to be conveyed to the Duke of Norfolk, at
Ypsewiche, for coats and conduct of soldiers out of Norfolk, Suffolk and
Huntingdonshire, 1, 200l.
6 Aug., Ric. Wakerlie, for conduct of himself and his retinue from London
to Dovour, 13l. 10s.
Edw. Russall and John Dellwoode, for conduct of 300 soldiers out of
Hertfordshire to Dovour, 40l. 10s.
Wm. Palmer, conduct of 100 men from London to Dovour, 13l. 18s.
7 Aug., Fras Kevell, John Brokesbye, Hugh Doder, Hen. Sacheverell and Wm.
Parvin, each for conduct of 100 men from London to Dovour, 13l. 10s.
John Cope, for conduct of himself and 100 men from London to Dovour,
14l. 8s.
John Redine coats and conduct of 100 men from London to Dovour, 14l.
8s.
8 Aug., Chr. Doe and Robt. Paine, coats and conduct of 300 soldiers and
3 captains out of Huntington to London, 93l. 15s.
9 Aug., os. Tirrell, to be conveyed to Sir os. Chenie and Sir os. Seymer,
for wages of certain Spaniards for one month and transportation of 2,600
soldiers to Callice, 378l.
9 Aug., os. Saunders, coats and conduct of himself and 100 men from
London to Dovour, 13l. 18s.
11 Aug., Robt. Castell, conduct of himself and 100 men from Huntingtonshire,
13l. 10s.
Wm. Croes conduct money for himself, his petty captain and 100 men out
of Huntingdonshire, 13l. 10s.
12 Aug., Wm. Castell, conduct of himself, his petty captain and 100 men out
of Huntingdonshire, 13l. 10s.
502 appendices
17 Aug., Ralph Standisshe, to be delivered at Dovour to the Lord Warden and
Sir os, Seymer, for wages of soldiers arrived there, 282l., and for his own
costs, 13l. 6s. 8d.
os, Stuuclie. for coats and conduct of 200 soldiers out of Warwickshire,
98l. 6s. 8d.
7 Sept., Wm. Stone, to be delivered to Dunstan Ames for conduct of 182
soldiers from London to Dovour and so to Callice, 13l. 6s. 8d.
Provisional total 6973 plus 2600 Spaniards.
APPENDIX SEVEN
HERTFORD’S ARMY, JANUARY 1546
20 Jan. 1546. SP1/213, fos. 109–124 (L&P XXI, i, 91.2), second ver-
sion of the muster list to be found in ibid. XXI, i, 91 (with conduct
money warrants to Augmentations, XXI, i, 643, paid in the course of
March 1546).
Beds 300 Sir John St. John, Sir os. Rotheram, Sir John Gaskoyn,!
os. Foster!
Bucks 300 Sir Rof Verney, Ric. Greneway!, Arthur Longvile!, Young
Dormer.!
Berks 300 Alex. Umpton, Fras. Inglefeld, John Cheney, Young
Winchecombe, Parkyns!, Young Hide.!*
Cambs 200 os. Cotton, Robert Chestre, Young Alington.
Devon 500 Sir Ric. Grenfeld,* Hugh Stukeley, Roger Blunt,* John St.
Clere.*
(16 March, Sir Ric. Grenelde, for conduct of 200 soldiers
from Tavistock to Dover at 1/2d, the mile, their coats at 4s
the piece, his own conduct at 4d., two petty captains at 2d.,
and the drum, surgeon, standard bearer, ‘phiphe’ and priest
at 1d, the mile, and their coats, 158l. 4s. 2d.; to Roger Blunte,
the like for 80 out of Devonshire, 77l. 5s. 10d.); to omas
Stukeley, for 100 out of Devonshire, 73l. 19s. 4d.
Dorset. 100 Husey, late of the Rodes.*
(Edm. Hussey, the like for 100 out of Dorsetshire, with him-
self, his petty captain and fe, 73l. 12s. 5d.)
Cornwall 300 John Reskymer,* Ric. Chamond
(Ric. Chamounde, the like for 100 out of Cornwall, with
himself, his petty captain, and “ve ocers,” 92l. 3s. 4d.)
Essex 400 [e earl of Oxford, the earl of Essex, Sir os. Darcye, Sir
John Raynesford 200, Sir Giles Capell, Sir John Smyth, Geo.
Norton 200, Eustace Sulyarde, Wm. Bonham, Edw. Burye,
John Corbet.]**
504 appendices
Glouc. 700 Sir Walter Denys,* Sir Nic. Pointz, Sir Ant.* Hungerford, Sir
Ant. Kingston, os. rogmerton.*
(os. rogmerton, for 200 out of Gloucestershire, 116l.
6s. 8d.; Sir Walter Dennis, for 200 out of Gloucestershire,
113l. 12s; James Armerer and John Webbe, for 200 out of
Gloucestershire, 110l. 18s. 8d.
Hunts 100 Myles Forest, Wm. Coney of Yaxley.*
Herts 300 Sir Hen. Parker, Robt. Lytton, Wm. Berley,* John Brocket,*
Rouland Lytton.*
Heref. 500 Sir Jas. Baskervile, Miles ap Henry, Nic. Phitton, Young
Baskervile,* Sir Geo. Cornewal.*
(3 March, os. Hauard, coats and conduct of 400 soldiers
out of Herefordshire to Dover, 170 miles, 221l. 3s. 4d.; 18
March, Jas. Baskervile, “conduct of himself, his petty captain
and other” from Hereford to Dover, 4l. 19s. 2d.
Kent 300 + cancelled+
Linc. 300 Sir John Candissh, Sir Fras. Askue, Ric. Markham, Edw.
Sheeld,* – Hollys
Wilts 500 Lord Sturton,* Sir os. Seymour,* Sir Edw. Darell, Sir Wm.
Wroughton, Davers,* Cliord.*.*
(Lord Sturton, the like for 400 out of Wiltshire, with himself,
two grand captains, four petty captains and “other ocers,”
232l. 9s. 4d.)
Warw. 500 Sir Fulke Grevil, Reynold Digby, os. Ardern, Sir Hugh
Willoughbye, Walter Hort (Hortone in * 3).
Leic. 500 Sir Ambrose Cave, os. Nevel, Brian Cave, os. Neele,
John Moyle
(7 March, John Brabson and Wm. Lane, the like for 400
out of Leicestershire, 196l. 13s. 4d.; os. Neele and John
Broughton, for 200 out of Leicestershire. 9l. 17s. (sic); Lord
Graye and Ambrose Cave, for 200 out of Leicestershire. 6l.
17s. (sic);
Notht 400 Sir Wm. Newenham,* Sir os. Tresham, Sir Robt. Kyrkham,
Sir Robt. Staord,* Sir Humphrey Staord.*
appendices 505
Midd. 200 os. Wrothe, Edw. Taylour.
Norf. 500 [e duke of Norfolk, the earl of Sussex, Sir Rog. Townesend,
Sir Edm. Knyvett 200, Sir Wm. Fermour, Sir Edm. Wyndham,
Sir John Clere 100, Sir Fras. Lovell, John Robster 100, Hen.
Bedingfelde, Wm. le Straunge 100]**
Oxford 300 Edm. Horne,* Leonard Chamberlayn,*
Rutland 100 Kellam Digby, Sir John Harrington.*
Sta. 400 Sir Geo. Grith,* os. Giord, John Peirsall,* Humfrey
Swynerton.*
Surrey 200 Sir Hen. Knevet, Nic. Legh of Adyngton, Copinger,*
Worc 500 Sir Geo. Blount,* Ric. Palmer, Chr. Savage, Jerome
Palmer.*
(4 March, Sir George Blunte, the like for 400 out of
Worcestershire, 176 miles. 231l. 13s. 3d.) (20 March, Sir
George Blunte, coats and conduct of 200 men out of
Worcestershire to Dover, with “his petty captain and other
ocers,” 7l. 9s. 4d. (sic)) (Jerome Palmer, for 200 out of
Worcestershire, 6l. 12s. 8d. (sic))
Su. 300 [e lord Wentwarthe, Sir os. Tyrel of Gyppyng, Sir John
Jerningham, Sir Wm. Drury. Sir thos. Jermyn, Ph. Calthrop,
os. Barnardeston, Chr, Glemham, John Harman.]**
Soms 600 Sir Morres Barkley,* Sir John Luttrel,* John Sydenham, John
Windeham,* os. Dyer,* Young Sydenham.*
(John Sydenhame, for 100 out of Somersetshire 66l. 15s);
17 March, Sir Morres Barkeley, for 200 out of Somersetshire,
125l. 15s.; Sir John Lutterell, John Windehame and os.
Dier, for 300 out of Somersetshire, 213l. 10s
Lanc. 200 Sir os. Holcro.*
(Sir os. Holcroe. coats and conduct of 200 soldiers out
of Lancashire to Dovour 154l.)
Notts,
Salop 100 + cancelled
Wales 1,000 (altered from 700)
506 appendices
e Spaniards 1,000
e Clevois 300
Mr. Deverox 300
Total 11,300
! marked with a circle on list of ‘capitaynes rst appointed to have goon with
others sithens apoynted and . . .’ presumably those since appointed.
** Not included in the second list, 2.
*also on nal list 3.
APPENDIX EIGHT
EXPENSES OF FRENCH AND SCOTTISH WARS, 1542–1550:
‘A BRIEF DECLARATION WHEREIN ARE CONTEYNED THE
GREATE AND NOTABLE CHARDGES OF WARRES’*
1
BL Harl. 353 fos. 90–102
SP10/15, no. 11, fos. 18–29
e Warres against Fraunce and Scotlande
[1] ‘Bolloigne and Newhaven with all the fortes and peces
in the countie of Boullonoys betwene the First of Januarye
anno xxxvjto
2
Henrici [octavi] and the firste of Maye anno
iiijto Edwardi sexti.’
1. Coat and conduct: of the captains, victuallers etc.
(a) During the siege 59,028.0.8
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 8,808.16.11
(c) Ditto 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 3,798.11.11
TOTAL 71,735.18.11
2. Diets and wages of army royal, pay of ocers etc.
(a) During siege 353,916.19.6
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547
3
318,884.3.4
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 196,751.16.8
TOTAL 869,552.16.2
4
* ‘Expenditure before the death of Henry VIII is shown in bold.’
1
‘which chardges are gathered and collected out and from thaccomptes of divers
and sondrie highe treasorers, vicetreasorers of the warres, ocers of . . ., mr victuel-
lors, purveyors, paymasters of forticacions and buildinges and upon conference with
sondrie ociers of the Kinges Maiesties severall receptes and Treasurer.’
2
is would be 1 Jan. 1545, though the sense seems to be 1 Jan. 1544
3
e term used from this point is ‘in the time of the saide late Kinge.’
4
Recte £869,552.19.6
508 appendices
Empciones (purchases)
3. Ordnance, powder, munition, artillery etc.
(a) During siege 94,000.7.6
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 25,989.8.7
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 20,127.17.2
TOTAL 140,187.13.4
5
4. Horse and transport
(a) During siege 14,412.5.9
7 hoyes etc.:
(a) During siege 1,328.17.2
5. Sundry provisions:
(a) During siege 14,412.5.9
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 5,166.7.11
TOTAL 19,578.13.9
[Total Empciones 174,402.16.7]
6. Frieght, lighterage, keelage etc.
(a) During siege 21,761.1.3
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 8,174.2.11
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 31,1084.18.6
7. Timber for houses, tents etc during siege 9,789.0.8
8. King’s stable during the siege 2,085.0.10
9. Posts, rewards, ambassadors
(a) During siege 7,995.17.1
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 3,182.15.6
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 13,993.14.6
TOTAL 25,172.7.1
10. Fortications
6
(a) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 47,166.18.3
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 75,529.5.3
TOTAL 122,696.3.6
5
Recte £140,117.13.3
6
Places itemised: High and basse Boulogne, Old Man, Boulogneberg, Ambleteuse,
Blackness (Gris nez)
appendices 509
11. Losses and waste, grain etc.
(a) During siege 982.16.3
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 3,663.11.3
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 3,615.1.11
TOTAL 8,261.9.6
12. Losses, victuals and implements
(a) During siege 8,040.8.4
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 5,270.15.2
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 14,560.10.2
TOTAL 27,871.13.8
SUM TOTALS
(a) During siege 586,718.2.4
(b) 14 Sept. 1544–28 Jan. 1547 426,306.19.5
(c) 28 Jan. 1547–1 May 1550 329,526.11.11
GRAND TOTAL FOR FRENCH WARS 1,342,552.3.8
[2] Calais and Guînes, 30 Sept. 1538–31 July 1552
1. Fortications
(a) 1538–47 120,675.19.0
(b) 1547–52 30,736.13.1
TOTAL 151,412.12.0
2. Wages and diets
(a) 1538–47 156,089.10.7
(b) 1547–52 63,926.16.2
TOTAL 220,016.6.9
GRAND TOTAL FOR CALAIS 371,428.18.1
[3] The Wars in Scotland, 9 Sept. 1542–1 May 1550
1. Coat and conduct
(a) 1542–1547 38,951.13.1
(b) 1547–1550 29,720.14.1
TOTAL 68,672.7.2