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A roll of five membranes containing copies of 34 writs of enquiry etc. from the crown to the sheriff of Suffolk, respecting various possessions and privileges of the abbey of St. Edmund, various parishes. [Temp. Ed. III.] The names of the sheriffs are added and occasional name(?) of the returns.

Part of a roll of evidence and King's writs [produced to Robert Bacon, sheriff of Norfolk, 46 Ed. III (endorsement in 18th Rich.)], by the abbot and convent of St. Edmund on the one part, and the bp. of Ely on the other, touching the extent of their liberties; [probably in connection with the preceding roll].

CREETING ST. OLAVE. Court rolls held the 27 Feb. and the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Dionisius the martyr, 25 Ed. III. [2 Courts.}

DALHAM. Rent rolls of the manor of Dalham with Dunstall (Dalham), and "de novo redditu de ten. merveillous per annum ad aulam de Dalham", 18 Edw. III.

FLIXTON (Priory of). Long roll, of 13 membranes, containing articles, interrogatories, depositions, &c. taken before delegates in the diocese of Norwich relating to a dispute between the parishioners of Fundenhall (Fundenhall, Norfolk), and Margaret Hovel the prioress and convent of Flixton, concerning the repairs of Fundenhall church, Dec. and Jan. A.D. 1376-77; forming only a portion of the complete record, a reading is prefixed by Tho. Martin, and there is also an endorsement in the land writing of P. La Neve.

IPSWICH (Priory of St. Peter at). Part of a roll indorsed 'Visitatio Sancti Petri, Gippeswic', containing charges against Thomas Verdoun, the cellarer, and Clement de Ipswich, the sacrist, and their answers. [Temp. Edw. III.]

KESSINGLAND. Six membranes, mutilated: The two first courts of John Megre, son of and heir to Richard Megre, and of his feoffees, dated Monday before feast of St. Tho. Ap. and feast of St. Botulph, 6 Rich. II. Courts for 7 and 11 Rich. II. Do. Mich. 16 Rich. II. Do. Feb. 17 Rich. II. Do. 18-23 Rich. II. Do. 20, 21, 22 and 23 Rich. II.

MILDENHALL. Account of Bartholomew Bernard, provost of the manor of Mildenhall, for 17 Ed. II

NEWTON. The account of Geoffrey Mundekyn, provost of William de Athirby in the manor of Newton Hall (Newton), from Michaelmas, 7 Ed. III, to the same feast, 8 Ed. III.

The court of Roger Wolferstoun, Robert Hothot, and their fellows, held at Newton Hall (Newton) the Monday after the feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin, 21 Rich. II. Court held 25 April, 18 Rich. II (1395) Do. 7 Feb., 16 Rich. II (1393). Do. the Friday after St. Mark's day, 13 Rich. II.

PRESTON. The account of John Watres, bailiff, and John Bonde, provost of the manor of Preston, from Mich., 5 Rich. II, to Mich., 6 Rich. II. [Almost entirely effaced.]

SOMERLEYTON, &c. Roll, [temp. Ed. II], being a rent coll. in the parishes of Somerleyton (Somerletun), Blundeston, Flixton St Andrew (Flixton), Hopton St Margaret (Hopthone), Ashby (Askeby), Fritton (Fretone), and Great Yarmouth (Little Yarmouth). [Heading of roll gone, injured by water and in part illegible.]

The account of William Fleg, servant of John de Gerneg[an] from Michaelmas, [33?] Ed. III, to the same feast, 34 Ed. IIII, for the manor of Somerleyton. [Heading mutilated.]

[Great Waldingfield or Little Waldingfield (WALDINGFIELD)?] SUFFOLK. Roll of rents, services, and customs due to Henry de Dote, both from the free and customary tenants, for the homage of Pykot, Badele, del Storkesnest, land of Sweyn ("terram Sweyn"), &c. [Temp. Hen. III or Edw. I.]

WALDINGFIELD (Great). The court roll for the manor of Waldingfield Hall Carbonells (Great Waldingfield), held the Tuesday on the vigil of the Epiphany, 41 Ed. III; Wedn. in feast of Transl. of St. Thomas, 41 Edw. III, and the Thursday after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 42 Ed. III and the Thursday after Easter. also 2 other courts for the same years.

Court rolls, of two courts 4 [Rich.] II. [Heading mutilated.] Also listed (under MS. Ch. Suffolk 419) as 'Manor court roll, held the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Lucy, virg., 4 Rich. II.'

Court roll of the manor of Waldingfield Hall Carbonells (Great Waldingfield), held the Tuesday next after the feast of the Translation of St. Thomas the martyr, 16 Rich. II.

WICKHAM. Court roll, held the Friday on the feast of the Seven Sleepers, 4 Ed. III.

NATEBY. Charters (inrolled) of grants of lands, woods, &c. in the village of Nateby. [Roll written temp. Hen. VI or Edw. VI.]

(a) William, son of Elyas de Nateby , grants to sir Michael de Hartla all his lands and tenements in the village and field of Nateby, with all the appurtenances.

(b) Roger de Clifford, jun., Isabel his wife, Roger de Leyburn and Idonea his wife, grant to sir Michael de Hartla a certain vaccary in their forest of Mallyestang which is called Snetwayt, at an annual rent of 6d.

(c) Idonia de Leyburne , widow grants to Michael, lord of Hartecla , a licence to enable him to inclose the woods of Hartecla and Nateby with a hedge or ditch, and to hunt therein, which she has by heirship from her father Robert de Vipount , who was also the father of Isabella wife of Roger de Clyfford .

(d) Part of a grant from King Edward to Thomas Rukby "le unncle" of all the lands and tenements which were Andrew de Hertcla 's in the vills of Nateby and Wherton.

(e) Thomas de Rokeby "l'uncle" grants to Richard Roter, vicar of Briniston , all his lands, &c. in the vills of Nateby and Querton, with the third part of the demesne there, also all his lands, &c. in Slegill. Dated at Briniston on the feast of St. Michael, 30 Ed. III.

(f) Thomas de Musgrave grants to sir Michael de Hartcla the homage and service of Thomas, son of John Snodding , for all the lands, &c. he held in Nateby.

(g) Richard Router, master of the hospital of Kepier , grants to sir Thomas de Mussgrave, kt., all the lands, &c. which he has in the villages of Querton and Nateby by the gift of sir Thomas de Rukeby, kt., sen. Dated at London, Wednesday on the feast of St. Leonard, 1364.

CALDWELL (Manor), KIDDERMINSTER. The account of John Adkyns , provost, from the vigil of Mich., 37 Ed. III, to the vigil of Mich., 38 Ed. III.

CALDWELL (Manor), KIDDERMINSTER The account of Thomas Brom , provost, from the vigil of Mich., 40 Ed. III, to the vigil of St. Mich., 41 Ed. III.