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BETHERSDEN. William Wysinden and John atte Melle grant to Stephen Baker two pieces of land, one called Knobhold, the other Broc, in the parish of Be(?)drisden. Dated at Be(?)derisdon the Saturday next after the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, 50 Ed. III.

John Mellere of Ealdyng conveys to John Mellewere and Ida his wife and John their son a messuage with a garden and a piece of pasture at Twyford in# the village of Ealdyng. Dated at Ealdyng the Friday on the feast of the Assumption of the Virgin, 22 Ed. III.

BOUGHTON-MALHERBE. John Childeston of Boutton-Malherbe grants to Richard Tayllour and his heirs of Lenham, a certain annual rent of 6s. 8d. from eight acres of land in the parish of Boutton-Malherbe. Dated there the Tuesday in Whitsun week, 37 Ed. III.

BRADSTEAD. Thomas Holeweye and John Benet , son of Thomas Benet of Snodeland , grant to Thomas Geffrei of Bradestede one messuage called 'le Esthous' with a garden adjacent in the village of Bradestede. Dated at Snodeland the Tuesday next after the feast of St. Michael, 41 Ed. III.

Sir Nicholas de Houdesaken, chaplain, grants to John Mol of Bromlegh and Isolda his wife the whole of a messuage in Bromleg' for the term of their lives. Dated the Monday next after the feast of the exaltation of the Cross, 35 Ed. III.

BARHAM. Decision of Walter, archbishop of Canterbury , in a dispute between John de Ros, rector of the church of Bisshoppesbourne and chapel of Bereham , and the convent of St. Gregory, Canterbury, concerning the great and little tithes of the demesne lands of Henry de Bereham , decreeing that the said John and his successors should take all the said tithes, and pay annually to the said convent six marks. Dated at Lambeth, 2 Ides Aug., 1315.

CINQUE PORTS (The). Inrollment of five writs relating to the liberties of the Cinque Ports, &c., 26 Ed. II to 18 Ed. III.

Extract made temp. Edw. III from the red book of the Exchequer of the services due to the crown from the Cinque Ports and their members. [Mutilated.] Dated the octaves of St. Hilary, 21 Ed. I.

HADLOW. William atte Longesfrith grants to sir Henry de Shipton, clerk, a certain field called Risse containing five acres of arable land lying in the parish of Hadlo. Dated St. Martins day, 15 Ed. II.

WYLINGTON. Robert Haukere , son of William Haukere of Wylington , constitutes John Ricoun of Sutton atte Hone , his attorney, to give seizin to the abbot and convent of Lesnes of six acres of land in the village of Wylington. Dated 15 April, 23 Ed. III.

THORNEY (Manor of). Court roll of the manor of Thorney held there the Saturday next after the feast of St. Michael, 50 Ed. III. Also for the Saturday after the feast of St. Faith the Virgin, 1 Rich. II.

LIFDEN, WOTTON, ALKEHAM, SWENEFELD, and ROMEN[A]. James Frogenale , John Coumbe , and Thomas Everyng quit-claim to William Lotrich the whole of their right to certain lands in Lifden, Wotton, Alkeham, Swenefeld, and Romen, within the liberties of the five ports. Dated at Swanton the Sunday next after the feast of the Nativity B.V.M., 50 Ed. III.

MALLING (East). Robert French of West Mallyng grants to Simon Cheyrie of the same the whole of a piece of land in East Malling. Dated at West Mallyng the Sunday next before the feast of St. Matthias the apostle, 4 Ric. II.

NONNINGTON and KATYNGTON. Cristina Masoun of Waldwareshare grants to William de Langele half an acre of land in the parish of Nonynton and in teh 'borghe' of Katynton. Dated at Knolton the Saturday next after the feast of St. Matthias, 26 Ed. III.

PECKHAM (East). William Erkebould grants to Christian Renekyn two pieces of land lying in East Pecham. Dated at East Pecham the Sunday next before the feast of St. Nicholas (?), 19 Ed. III.

Richard Foxtone grants to Richard Renekyn of East Pecham a piece of land called Crouchefeld in East Pecham. Dated at East Pecham the Monday next after the feast of the Annunciation, 43 Ed. III.

RAMSEY (Abbot of). Fragment of an acquittance. Dated 1384.

ROCHESTER. John, son of Simon Potyn of Rochester , grants to John, the prior, and convent of Rochester, 3 1/2 days' work ('deywercas') of his land in the suburb of Rochester, in a certain lane called Craulane. Dated at Rochester, 20 Feb., 20 Ed. III.

STOCCELE. Commission from Hamo, bishop of Rochester , to Hugh de Forsham and John de Foderyngheye , rectors of the churches of Sunderesshe [Sundridge] near Chytyngston and of Stone near Dartford, to determine the right to the tithe of a certain piece of land held by John de Suthwik at Stoccele , claimed by the prior and convent of Rochester as appropriators of the church of St. Margaret, Rochester, on the one side, and by the prior and convent of Ledes as appropriators of the church of Chatham on the other. Dated at Trottesclyice, 10 kl. Dec., 1330.

William Poteman of Eastgate, skinner, grants to John, son of Simon Potyn of Rochester , 1d. annual rent which he was accustomed to pay to him for 3 1/2 'deywerks' of land in the suburb of Rochester. Dated at Rochester, 6 Dec., 20 (?) Ed. III. [Defaced.]