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Indenture granting to Thomasine Aldham, widow of Tho. Aldham, the wardship of her son John until his coming of age, witli an account of the manors, etc., and their yearly value enclosed; with seal. Dat. 16 Nov. 24 Eliz.

License from sir William Howard, knight, harbinger of the queen''s household, granting permission to John Rennoldes of Fen Ditton, co. Cambr., to kill hawk's meat ; with seal. Dat. 28 Nov. 42 Eliz.

Indenture made 3rd day of November, 30 Hen. VIII, by which the lady Margaret, countess of Salisbury , demises to William Alston of Newton, in the co. of Suffolk , her manor of Newton, alias Newton Hall, for 21 years, he paying an annual rent of £19 12s. 0½d, and gathering and paying over other rents amounting to £10 7. 11½.

WALTHAM (Great). 'The extent off John Warners maners lyynge in moche Waltham callyd Warners otherwyse Waleys, wyth Astelyns and Olde Warners wyth the demeene landys belongynge to the same maners, made the 21st yere off the reyngne off Kynge Henry the Eyght.'

HEREFORD. Please of the mayor and citizens of Hereford, in reply to certain documents alleged to substantiate the claim of the dean and chapter to have a law-day within the city of Hereford, with the counter-replies of the dean and chapter. Temp. Hen. VIII. [English]

PLUMSTEAD and WITTON. Account of John Cooke, bailiff of the manors of Little Plumstead and Whitton , from Michaelmas, 7 Q. Eliz., to Mich. 8 Eliz. .

SKYRAKE, (Wapentake of). Subsidy roll, dated 12th February, 37 Hen. VIII, between sir William Vavesoure, knt., John Gascoyne and William Skrymsher, esqs. the commissioners, and Henry Arthyns esq., the high collector for the wapentake of Skyrak, being the first subsidy granted by act of Parliament in the 37th of his reign. (4 membranes.) .

Part of a roll, with heading and side cut away, of the expenses of the chamberlains for the city of York. 15 Jan. 1533-14 January 1534, .