survive it.

"1559. Payde to John Rialle for his iij dayse work
to take downe the Roode, Mary and John
ij_s_. viij_d_.
For clevying and sawyng of the Roode, Mary
and John xij_d_.

"1560. Rec'd for the beame the Roode stood on, for
boords and other tymber parcell of the
Roode loft xlij_s_.
For the rest of the stuf belongying to the
Roode lofte ix_l_.
For the great clothe that hong before the
Rode xx_s_.
Item, paide to joyners and labowrers abowt
the takying downe and new reformyng of the
Roode Loft, &c. xxxvij_l_. x_s_. ij_d_.
Item, paide for boordes, glew, nayles, and
other neccessaries belonging to the saide
loft xiiij_l_. xiij_s_. ix_d_.

Item, paide to a paynter for payntyng the
same xij_d_.

"1562. For bearinge stones for the muringe up of the
dore of the late rood lofte viij_d_."

The rapacious Puritans, of course, did not suffer
any portion of the church-goods to escape their