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XII.—On some Accounts of the Royal Wardrobe in the Reigns of Edward I. and Edward II
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At the meeting of the Society on this day, the Earl of Ashburnham exhibited the MS. Account of the Keeper of the Royal Wardrobe for 28 Edward I. 1299–1300, for comparison with that of the Controller of the Royal Wardrobe for the same year, which has long been in the Society's library, and was printed by them in 1787. The volume exhibited is described in theCatalogue of the Ashburnham MSS.Appendix, 1861, No. cxv. In connection with this exhibition the Director made the following remarks:—“At the above period of history there were always, as I shall presently show, two concurrent Accounts of the Royal Wardrobe, the Keeper's Account and the Controller's Account, but in no instance but this, so far as I know, have both for the same period survived to our time.The Keeper's Account before us was acquired by the late Earl of Ashburnham, and, through the courtesy of the present Earl, Fellow of our Society, has been left here for several weeks for our perusal.
Title: XII.—On some Accounts of the Royal Wardrobe in the Reigns of Edward I. and Edward II
Description:
At the meeting of the Society on this day, the Earl of Ashburnham exhibited the MS.
Account of the Keeper of the Royal Wardrobe for 28 Edward I.
1299–1300, for comparison with that of the Controller of the Royal Wardrobe for the same year, which has long been in the Society's library, and was printed by them in 1787.
The volume exhibited is described in theCatalogue of the Ashburnham MSS.
Appendix, 1861, No.
cxv.
In connection with this exhibition the Director made the following remarks:—“At the above period of history there were always, as I shall presently show, two concurrent Accounts of the Royal Wardrobe, the Keeper's Account and the Controller's Account, but in no instance but this, so far as I know, have both for the same period survived to our time.
The Keeper's Account before us was acquired by the late Earl of Ashburnham, and, through the courtesy of the present Earl, Fellow of our Society, has been left here for several weeks for our perusal.
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