A
Note
of
such
things
as
were
stollen
in
Lyons
,
on
Munday
night
the
eleventh
of
Iune
1630.
in
the
house
which
is
knowne
by
the
signe
of
the
Sunnes-rising
in
the
Street
de
la
Poullaillerie
in
the
said
Citie
of
Lyons
.
ONe
string
of
great
round
Pearles
,
containing
thirty
and
nine
Pearles
of
eighteene
or
twenty
Crownes
a
peece
,
there
being
at
the
two
ends
of
the
string
Carnation
silke
,
and
a
little
hard
waxe
upon
a
paper
,
without
any
marke
.
One
Chaine
of
sixscore
Roses
,
in
every
one
of
which
there
are
sixe
small
Emeralds
,
and
one
little
Diamond
in
the
middle
.
Two
strings
of
round
Pearles
,
containing
fourscore
Pearles
of
tenne
Crownes
a
peece
.
One
hundred
thirty
and
one
round
Pearles
of
tenne
Lyvers
a
peece
.
One
chaine
of
Diamonds
,
with
Ragge
Pearles
of
the
value
of
one
hundred
and
twenty
Crownes
.
One
little
string
of
Pearles
containing
five
and
forty
Pearles
of
ten
Crownes
a
peece
.
Three
and
thirty
Buttons
of
ten
Crownes
a
peece
.
Three
strings
of
Pearles
of
sixe
Crownes
a
peece
,
but
we
know
not
the
number
.
One
paire
of
Eare-pendants
of
foure
hundred
Crownes
where
there
are
two
great
Pearles
.
Two
Bodkins
,
the
one
with
a
Diamond
,
the
other
with
Saphiers
,
that
with
the
Diamond
is
of
one
thousand
Lyvers
,
and
that
with
the
Saphiers
of
fifty
Crownes
.
One
Chaine
of
gold
weighing
sixe
Ounces
.
Two
Chaines
of
Pearles
,
and
one
Coller
of
Diamons
of
the
value
of
eight
hundred
Lyvers
.
Two
great
strings
of
Pearles
of
ten
Lyvers
a
peece
.
One
chaine
of
Pearles
of
seven
Sous
a
peece
.
One
Relicke
of
Diamonds
of
two
hundred
Lyvers
.
One
ounce
and
a
halfe
of
graine
gold
.
Foure
great
Pearles
of
the
value
of
400
Lyvers
.
One
Agnus
of
Christall
.
One
Crosse
of
gold
of
the
value
of
eleven
Lyvers
.
More
,
our
Lady
of
Diamonds
of
the
value
of
one
thousand
Lyvers
.
Seven
Iewels
wherein
there
are
three
Diamonds
,
one
Saphier
,
one
Garnet
,
one
Ruby
,
one
Lapis
:
one
paire
of
Bracelets
of
Currall
,
with
markes
of
gold
,
One
Coller
of
Diamonds
,
with
Pearles
of
the
value
of
five
hundred
Lyvers
.
Sixe
ounces
of
Ragge
Pearles
of
the
value
of
sixe
and
fifty
Crownes
the
ounce
.
More
,
foure
strings
of
Pearles
of
forty
Sous
a
peece
,
and
two
other
strings
of
five
and
thirty
Sous
a
peece
.
Fifty
Pearles
of
the
value
of
eight
Lyvers
a
peece
,
two
strings
of
Pearles
of
the
value
of
foure
Lyvers
and
ten
Sous
a
peece
.
More
,
in
a
Boxe
,
one
Rose
of
Diamonds
of
the
value
of
twenty
Crownes
,
one
Diamond
,
and
one
Ruby
of
the
value
of
ten
Crownes
,
and
divers
other
things
which
are
in
the
said
Box.
Three
Collers
of
Diamonds
of
divers
prices
.
One
great
chain
of
Diamonds
of
the
value
of
six
hundred
Crownes
,
wherein
there
wanteth
one
Collet
in
the
middle
of
one
of
the
peeces
,
and
also
one
Bodkin
,
with
a
Diamond
of
the
value
of
one
hundred
Crownes
.
One
Holy
Ghost
with
a
Diamond
of
the
value
of
eight
Crownes
,
and
one
Watch
of
Cristall
.
One
Coller
of
Diamonds
and
Pearles
of
the
value
of
two
hundred
Crownes
,
one
little
Chaine
of
Pearles
weighing
one
ounce
,
three
penny
weight
,
of
the
value
of
sixteen
Crownes
the
ounce
.
More
,
manie
Pearles
on
fourteene
strings
,
and
fourteene
strings
of
Pearles
more
of
the
value
of
one
Sous
a
peece
,
and
many
Ragge
Pearles
weighing
about
two
ounces
sealed
at
the
two
ends
to
a
string
with
a
seale
.
One
Hatband
of
great
flat
Pearles
with
three
Roses
seven
Pearles
in
every
Rose
fastned
to
a
Card.
Whosoever
shall
bring
these
things
,
or
the
forme
of
them
to
be
praised
,
or
sold
,
let
them
be
stayed
,
and
the
persons
.
Two
men
are
suspected
cloathed
in
Gray
:
the
one
of
them
having
small
silver
Lace
vpon
his
apparell
:
and
the
other
Buttons
,
his
face
swartish
,
and
beard
blacke
pointed
,
and
he
is
bigger
then
his
fellow
.
Those
that
can
bring
any
newes
of
this
Robberie
shall
have
one
hundred
Crownes
given
them
to
drinke
.
If
any
such
thing
shall
be
heard
of
,
let
them
repaire
to
Mr.
De
la
Barre
in
Crutchet-Fryers
,
and
they
shall
be
contented
for
their
paines
.
God
save
the
King
.