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BURTON LAZARS (Hospital). Letter from sir William Sutton, kt., master, and the brethren of the hospital of Burton Lazars to William of Hanyngton (?) receiving him as a benefactor into the brotherhood. Dated at Burton, 1475, April 17.

INGELBY, &c. Thomas Spenser of Somercotes , William Mailore of York , John Craven of York , and Robert Luflese, vicar of Bukmynstyre , quit-claim to John Talbot, earl of Shrewsbury, and Thomas de Dacre , all their right in the villages of Salfletby and Somercotes, the church of Basyngham, with the free chapel of Ingelby. Dated at Ingelby, 3 April, 27 Hen. VI.

Letters patent of King Henry VI to John Hampton , esq., granting him a pardon and release from debts, actions, <fec. Dated at Westminster Dec., 30 Hen. VI.

Richard Metford, bishop of Salisbury , and others, quit-claim to Robert Mildenhale and John Glee , citizens of London, all right in an inn called 'Le Reall' in London. Dated at London 31 March, 5 Hen. IV.

The account of master Thomas Bekyngton, secretary of the King, and one of the ambassadors to France on a treaty of peace, under the privy seal. Dated 10 Dec., 18 Hen. VI.

Memorandum from a roll No. 28, Hillary Term, 36 [Hen. VI], of a suit for debt between Sir John Fastolf and Thomas Danyell, esq., debt and costs £51.

Power of attorney of Cecilia Mildenhale, widow, late wife of Robert Mildenhale , granted to Thomas Croke , to receive seisen of the inn called 'Le Reall,' in London. Dated 5 Feb., 17 Ed. IV.

John, the prior of the order of Carthusians near London, and the convent of the same, grant to William Hulles, prior of the hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, and the knights, brethren, &c. of the same, certain religious privileges, for their kindness in allowing a water way through their land. Dated on the feast of the Assumption B.V.M., 1430.

Indenture witnessing that Richard Roston, master of the College of St. Laurence, Poulteney, London, and the chaplain of the same, demise to John Waller, sen., of Speldehurst, in Kent , their manors of Speldehurst and Herwapton for 7 years, paying annually for the same 56s. 8d. Dated at London, 10 Feb., 11 Hen. VII.

Robert Wathewe, citizen and tailor of London , and Thomas Vise , being seised of certain lands and tenements, rents and services, situate in the parish of St. Peter, London, in the lane called Trig lane, to the use of sir Gervase Clifton, kt., for his life with remainder to the use of John Jernygan and Isabella his wife, daughter and heir of the said Gervase, at the request of the said John and Isabella, grant the said lands to John Scotte , Edmund Hedyngfeld , Ralph Willughby , Thomas Hevenyngham , William Grey , Richard Willughby , and George Cumberford , their heirs, &c., for ever. Not dated, but reciting a grant dated 13 Feb., 17 Ed. IV.

Part of an inquisition taken at Braynford, Middlesex, 14 Hen. VI, before Thomas Holgill, escheator, relating to the acquiring of lands, &c., without a licence, in mortmain.

FULHAM, BRAYNFORD, and YELLING. John de Leventhorp, esq., and others, grant to John, son of John de Leventhorp, esq., and Joane his wife, daughter of John Lane, citizen of London , all his lands, rents, &c. in the villages of Fulham, Braynford, and Yelling. Dated at Fulham, 26 Nov., 4 Hen. V.

FULHAM. Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, quit-claims to William Venour, esq., William Chattok, fisherman, and others, citizens of London, all his right, &c. in a messuage called 'Lanes place,' in the parish of Fulham. Dated 1 May,37 Hen. VI.

Copy of the will of Andrew Reynewell, citizen and draper of London , made 8 January, 1447.

Elizabeth, duchess of Norfolk and lady of Urelby and of Knapp, quit-claims to Robert Mildenhale, citizen and skinner of London , and John Clee, citizen and clothier of London , all her right in an inn called 'le Ryoll,' in London in Ventnor's Ward. Dated at London, 1 July, 5 Hen. IV.

John, earl marshall and Nottingham, &c., John Lancastre, esq., Richard Steresacre, esq., Thomas Brunham , and Robert Southwell , are bound to Joane, queen of England, and to John Everdou, clerk of the treasury and receiver-general of the said queen, in £100 sterling, payable at Westminster on the feast of St. Martin in the winter next following the date of these presents. Dated 25 March, 1 Hen. V.

Letters patent of K. Hen. VI, dated at Westminster, 21 June, 30 of his reign (1452), being a pardon granted to the prior and convent of St Frideswide, Oxford. [Mutilated and partly illegible.]