APPENDIX.-A.
INVENTORIES OF THE GOODS OF THE CITIZENS OF CORK, temp~ EDWARD VI., MARY, AND ELIZ.
(From an Ancient Episcopal Register.)
Inventory of the Goods of William fz. Edmund Roche, drowned on his.Voyage to Flanders, on the Vigil of S. Andrew, 29 Nov., 1547 : In his shop, qi:fl'erent goods, value iiili. xis. vid. Thomas Faggan brought from Flanders, in the name of said William, xli. xiis. iiiid. John Roche, his brother· brought from England, with his own boat, which we sold for iiiili. xvs.; in skins, 3li. 5s. ; in salt, 4li. 1 Os. ; one brass dish, vis. viiid. ; in pledges, the house of Master Skiddy, vili. xiiis., as by indenture made by the Archdeacon and his brother, Mr. Patrick Roche; the rent of the same house in pledge for iiili. vis. viiid. Same Skiddy is also bound for iiis. viid. A shop from Genet Goull and the sons of Walter Tyrry, in pledge for iiili. vis. viiid. Another house from Thomas Mor- roughe, in pledge for xiiis. iiiid. A coat of mail from Bryen McDonell and Hoyn ~ / 1vlcFegayn, in pledge for viiis. viiid.; from Ellena Gubbayn another coat of mail, ~ in pledge for vis. xd. A silver cup in pledge from Nicholas Tyrry, for 26s. 8d.; received a gown, value 9s. 8d., so there remains due on the cup 17s. Six pair of nets worth 16s. A cask of Spanish wine. Y . Inventory of the Goods of Patrick Ponche, Citizen of Corck, made 1 Feb., ~-/ ' 1557: /~ One cup and a vessel called a tastor of silver; one brewing-pan, with its iron instrument called brandyron ; another brazen pan, one service of brass, five candle- sticks, one bason, six dishes of pewter, one pair of handyrons, one pair of brigons, ,-/ three chest~ of workmens' tools, two vessels of pewter, five quarts, one pint ; one 1 table, certam warlike machines of iron called~, with twelve chambers which belong to them, an ~ld. brass brewing-pan, xviii bUilogs, iii spillers, seyen pair of nets, half...of... Edmond Hallorayn, a ship wi~h its tackle which sold for '(( clxxxivli. xiiis. iiiid. The bouse of David Quise in pledge for ~li. · also certain tackle of a ship called sails,_one barrel of tar, two hogshead of sait, haJf of the
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