Series 2 > Household book of Lady Grisell Baillie

1716]
OF LADY GRISELL BAILLIE
[Sundries] [Sterling]
For a years seafangers tax from £ s. d.
Michelms 1715 to Mich^ 1716 . 0 10 0
To Andrew Bell in pairt of ane
Account for books . . 10 0 0
To the Poors tax from Ladyday to
Michalmes 1716 . . . 12 0
For ane Apron to Mrs. Turnbull 0 6 0
Novr. 8 To water tax three quarters at
Michalmes last . . . 0 15 0
For a Piew in King Streat chapel
a quar. at Michel3 . . 0 9 0
For 2 brass hinges to the coach 6s.
puting them on .
To Poket ....
To the Countes of Pickburgs1
footman ....
Novr. 16 For Pamphlets 5s. 6d., Is.
For letters Is. 10d., 6d., 3d., Is.
8d., 6d., 2d., Id. .
For news pamphlets 2s. n. 3s.6d.,
pam. 8d., 2s. 3d., Is. 2d., Is. 2d.
To Mr. Weems Apothecary in full
of his account
wrong For fraught and cartage of 5 duson
fish from Hadinton
25 For poket 6s., Mr. Andersons 10s.,
Jamie Scugald 5s. .
For mending the water pyps 7s.
For lose at carts 8s. .
For a pen glas to a window lOd.
For a chair Is. ...
For scaffingers tax for a quarter at
Christmas 1716
For Christmas box 8 servants l£
watchman bellman 2s. .
0 7 6
0 7 6
0 3 0
0 5 6
0 5 0
0 11 9
5 16
0 13 0
110
0 7 0
0 8 0
0 0 10
0 10
0 2 6
12 0
1 Countess of Lippe and BuckentSurg (in French Piquebourg), one of the
K Ladies of the Princess of Wales.—Diary of Lady Cowper.