The inventory made of the Priory's goods just beforehand suggest that the monks were living in straitened circumstances by that time (although that may be a fictional pretext for dissolution), but that some provision was still made for the entertainment of visitors to the town.
The inventory compiled of the Priory's resources prior to that point indicates that the monks were living in reduced circumstances by then (although this might be a fictional justification for their dissolution), but some provisions were still made for the enjoyment of visitors to the town.