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BASTWICK. Sir Roger la Velye of Bastwic, kt., grants to Humphrey, son of Rothic de Bastwic , and William his brother, for their homage and service and 20s., two acres of land lying in the fields of Bastwic; paying annually to him and his heirs 7d. (c. 1250-60.) .

BELHAC. John, son of "fil. Ybri" Ybir de Belhac , grants to Henry, son of Alan de Horninge , for his homage and 10s., one half acre of arable land lying in the fields of Belhac, in two pieces, at an annual rent of 1d. (c. 1240.) .

BURLINGHAM. Humphrey, son of N. le Claver of Grovele , grants and quit-claims to Thomas de Waltune , all his right in the village of Birlingham, viz. an annual rent of 16d. from Adam de la Mare , 2d. from Henry Champeneis , 1d. from Symon, son of Adam de Cruce , 2d. from Alice, daughter of William Olegot , and 2d. from Letitia, daughter of Margaret . For this charter the said Humphrey gave to the said Thomas 11s. and one robe. (c. 1210-20.)

BLOFIELD. Sir Robert de Cateston, kt., quit-claims to Ralph, bp. of Norwich , and his successors, all right to fish or cut reeds or grass in any part of his great pool of Blofield, and in the upper part towards Witton. Dated at Breydeston on the vigil of St. Lawrence, 22 Ed. I.

BRIDGHAM. Thomas, son of Alexander de Brigham , brother and heir of John de Brandone , grants to William , son of the said John, and Agnes de Hotham , that donation and grant of a messuage and half acre of land in the village of Brigham which the said John gave to William and Agnes. Dated at Brigham the Tuesday next after the feast B.V. M., 20 Ed. I.

John, son of Alexander de Brigham , grants to William his son, and Agnes de Hotham his servant, for their homage and service, a certain messuage and lands in Brigham; paying annually one penny. Dated at Brigham the Tuesday next after the feast of the Purification B. V. M., 20 Ed. I.

CASTLEACRE (Priory of). Confirmation by Simon de Walton, bp. of Norwich , of the churches, pensions, and tithes appropriated to the monks of Castleacre. Dated at Geywude, prid. kl. Aug., 1265.

CHATEGRAVE. William, son of Karol (? Charles) de Plumbstede , grants to Lecie, daughter of William, the priest of Wynstune , for her homage and service and 14 marks of silver, 4½ acres of arable land lying in the fields of Chategrave. (c. 1240-50.) .

William, son of Karol of Plumstede , grants to Lecia, daughter of William, the priest of Wynstune , for her homage and service and 5 marks of silver, one piece of land lying upon 'Hardewre' in the fields of Chategrave, paying annually for the same 5d. (c. 1230-40.) .

BARMER. Copy (made in 1326) of the appropriation of the church of Bermere to the use of the prior and convent of Cokesford by Walter, bp. of Norwich , with the consent of Simon, the prior, and convent of Norwich, and William de Lydesterne the rector. The original was dated at Weseham 6 Id. Dec., 1252, and confirmed by prior of Norwich 10 kl. Aug. 1254, and confirmation by William, bp. of Norwich , and William the prior, and convent of Norwich, 6 non. Oct. 1326.

PULHAM (?). Richard, son of Richard 'Nepotis,' of Colegate , with the assent of Agnes his mother and Christiana his sister, grants to Thurbern the tanner 2s. of annual rent from one messuage which lies in Colegate; paying annually 2s. For this donation the said Thurbern gave 24s. of silver. (c. 1220.) .

CROUCHESTOKE, SHOTTESHAM, GRENESVYL, BLACWRTH, and CASTRE. Richard, son of Simon of Quathefeud , grants to John, son of Oliver de Vaux , for his homage and service and 110 marks sterling, the whole of his tenement with the capital messuage rents, customs, &c., to the same belonging, in Cruchestok, Stotesham, Grenesvyl, Blacwrth, and Castre, paying annually to the said Richard and his heirs the 4th part of one knight's fee. (c. 1250.) .

FLITCHAM. Letter of Ralph, bp. of Norwich , settling a dispute between Vincent, the prior, and brethren of Flicham, rectors of the church of Flicham, and the vicar of the said church, concerning the tithes of one carucate of land. [Mutilated.] Dated 3rd Nones of March, [1289] 1st year of bishop Ralph.

FORDHAM. Petronilla, daughter of Bartholomew de Gunthorp, called 'le Mey' grants to sir Gosceline de Gressenhale, rector of one moiety of the church of Fordham , one messuage in Fordham, with a grange which the said Gosceline had sold to her, to hold the same for his life at an annual rent of 6d. Dated at Fordham the Monday next after the feast of St. Faith, virgin, 1294 - 22 Ed. I.

GOUTHORP, DUNSTSTON, and PORINGLAND. Muriel, daughter of Henry de Ghessinge , formerly wife of William, son of Ioldewiys of Nereford , grants to Thomas, son of Wimer de Karletune , and Cateline daughter of the said Muriel, in marriage dowry and their heirs, the whole of her lands and tenements in the villages of Gouthorp, Dunestune, and Poringlond. (c. 1240-50.) .

HINGHAM (Great). Ralph, the parson of Great Hingham , grants to Robert de Cantelu , patron of the said church, licence to have a chapel in his court of Bur, in which divine offices may be celebrated each day, without prejudice and reserving all customs and oblations to the mother church. (c. 1200.) .

HINGHAM and HACKFORD. Andrew de Hengham quitclaims to William, son of sir John le Mareschal his lord, all right in all tenements which the said William had acquired of him in Hengham Hacksteed and Hakeford. Dated at Hengham the Monday on the feast of St. Laurence, 27 Ed. I.

HARLING (East) and SMALEBEC. William, son of Martina, sister of [Gilbert de Nor]folche , grants to Walter, son of Eudo Chancehose , six acres of land in the fields of Estherling, and half an acre of turf in Smalebec, paying annually 12d. For this grant the said Walter gave 9s. (c. 1220.) .

HARLING (East). Symon, son of Ralph de Keneghal , grants to Richard de Guthrestun , for his homage and service and two marks, two acres and one rood of arable land in Estherling, paying annually for the same 2½d. (c. 1270.) .

Stephen de Gyssynge and Lucy his wife remit and quit-claim to Simon de Meynewaryn and his heirs, all right against him, on account of the construction of houses in Estherling, in a case of dowry and bind themselves to observe this quit-claim. Made at Kenynghale the Monday next after the feast of St. Dunstan, bp., 1283, 11 Ed. I.