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ALLER, &c. Sir Roger Tocotes, kt., John Cheyne , and John Newburgh recite a fine 4 Edw. IV by which manors and lands in Aller, North Cadbury, Publew, Wulwade, Pensford, Newton St. Loe, South Pederton, Barrington, Chetlington, Stratton, and Southarp are granted to sir Thomas Burgh, kt., and Margaret his wife for their lives, and by the present deed the reversion of the said manors &c. after their death is granted to John, bishop of Ely and nine others. Dated 1 March, 20 Ed. IV.

John Hogges alias Purser and Juliana his wife quit-claim to Richard Tusser all right to lands, tenements, rents, &c. in the parish of Clovesworth. Dated 20 April, 2 Hen. VII.

Demise and confirmation. Norton [unidentified] (Somerset) (manor), Connock (Wiltshire) (manor), Ramridge (Hampshire) (manor). 1435.

Power of attorney. Norton [unidentified] (Somerset) (manor), Connock (Wiltshire) (manor), Ramridge (Hampshire) (manor). 1435.

Power of attorney. Norton [unidentified] (Somerset) (manor), Connock (Wiltshire) (manor), Ramridge (Hampshire) (manor). 1435.

Letters patent, pardon. Norton [unidentified] (Somerset) (manor), Connock (Wiltshire) (manor), Ramridge (Hampshire) (manor). 1436.

BANWELL (Manor of). The account of Nicholas Moureman, provost, from Michaelmas, 9 Hen. VI, to the same feast, 10 Hen. VI.

\ BANWELL (Manor of)./ The account of Thomas Grey , provost, from Michaelmas, 2 Rich. III, to the same feast, 1 Hen. VII, and the 20th year of Robert [Stillington], bp. of Bath and Wells . [The year of Henry VII has been substituted for 3rd year of Richard III erased] .

BANWELL and COMPTON Manors. Hallmote ["Haltm[otum]"] held at Banwell, 23 Hen. VI; also at 30 June, Compton same day. [See Rolls, 12.] .

COMPTON (Manor of). The account of John Gylys , from Mich., 13 Hen. VII, to Mich., 14 Hen. VII.

CRANMERE. The account of John Buryman, provost there, from Mich., 21 Ed. IV, to Mich., 22 Ed. IV, and the 17th year of Robert, bp. of Bath and Wells.

WIVELSCOMB (Manor of). The account of Walter Mason, provost of Wyvelescombe , from Michaelmas, 30 Hen. VI, to the same feast, 31 Hen. VI, and the 9th year of Thomas [Beckington], bp. of Bath and Wells.