Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . = ^8 6 o Item, for the Painting of two Pavys for my Lord,the one with a Griffin, standing on my Lords colours,Red, White and Russet, price of the Pavys 6^ 8^ Item, For the other Pavys Painted with Black anda Raggedstaff beat with Silver occupying all the Field,price 3^ ^^ Item, One Coat for my Lords Body, beat with fineGold ;^i lo o Item, Two Coats for Heralds, beat with DemmyGold : price the piece 20/- = ;^2 o o Item, Four Banners for Trumpets, beat with DemmyGold, price the peece 13^ 4* Item, P^our Spear-Shafts of Red, Pric
Warwick castle and its earls : from Saxon times to the present day . = ^8 6 o Item, for the Painting of two Pavys for my Lord,the one with a Griffin, standing on my Lords colours,Red, White and Russet, price of the Pavys 6^ 8^ Item, For the other Pavys Painted with Black anda Raggedstaff beat with Silver occupying all the Field,price 3^ ^^ Item, One Coat for my Lords Body, beat with fineGold ;^i lo o Item, Two Coats for Heralds, beat with DemmyGold : price the piece 20/- = ;^2 o o Item, Four Banners for Trumpets, beat with DemmyGold, price the peece 13^ 4* Item, P^our Spear-Shafts of Red, Price the peecei/- = 4 o Item, One great Burdon, Painted with Red i 2^ Item, Another Burdon, written with my Lordscolours, Red, White, and Russet 2^ o^ Item, For a Great Streamer of a Ship of forty yardsin length and eight yards in breadth, with a great Bearand Griffin, holding a Raggedstaff, poudred full ofRaggedstaffs and for a great Cross of St. George, forthe Limming and Portraying ^168 Item, a Gyton for the Ship of eight yards long, 114 -* The House of Beauchamp. Drawn hy S. Harding from a print in the British Muscjiin^ i793- ^ CUXvix/cC^^ RICHARD DE BEAUCHAMP, EARL OF WARWICK. powdered full of Raggedstaffs, for the Limming andWorkmanship £120 >i5 Warwick Castle <?- Item, For eighteen great Standards entertailed withthe Raggedstaff, price the peece 8^ = 12 o^ Item, Eighteen Standards of Worsted, entertailedwith the Bear and a Chain, price the peece i/- = 18 0* Item, Sixteen other Standards of Worsted, entertailedwith the Raggedstaff, price the peece i/- = 5 4 Item, Three Penons of Satten, entertailed withRaggedstaffs, price the peece 2/- = 6^ o*^ Item, for the Coat-Armor, beat for George, by theCommandment of my Lord 6^ S^ So much for Richard de Beauchamps feats ofchivalry. His feats of arms may be related in anotherchapter. 116 CHAPTER IV Richard de Beauchamp in the French War—The Towns he took—HisAdvice to Poet Lydgate—Guardian of Henry VI.—The Ousting ofthe E
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