66 - Joiner's bill

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Paid £19 7s 10d to Thomas Smith for supplies including: nails, deals (slit and Finland), elm boards, joints, screws, pitch, oak boards, wainscotting, mattock, and battons; and work including: making shutter backs and elbows in Crumpton's room, mending a mahogany claw table for the parlor, hanging doors and linings for a door, mending floors, leather and leathering pump, making frames for the master's garden, making centers for cesspools, mending a dumbwait for hall, mending posts at Garlick gate, mending a chair for parlor, a knife board for the college, corking pumps in the garden, mending outward opposite Bokeby, mending the fence around the pond, putting posts down in the close next to the back gate, mending a door in ground room next to the chapel, brash fasteners for the parlour, putting on and mending the sashes, new wheel for a wheelbarrow, mending the door opposite the hall, making a frame for an iron gate, mending a post and railes next to the lane, mending the coal place, a ladder for the garden, and for work in Mr. Crompton and Mr. Bogis's chamber.