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⟨Court baron of sir Philip Boteler, kt.,⟩ from 3 April, 42 Eliz., to 9 April, 44 Eliz. (3 membranes.)

⟨Court baron of sir Philip Boteler, kt.,⟩ from 27 April, 1 Jas. I, to 11 April, 3 Jas. I. (3 membranes.)

View of frankpledge with court baron of the lady Jane Botiler, widow, dated 1608. (1 membrane.)

⟨View of frankpledge with court baron of the lady Jane Botiler, widow,⟩ for 16 Sept., 11 Jas. I. (1 membrane.)

⟨View of frankpledge with court baron of the lady Jane Botiler, widow,⟩ for 22 Jan., 16 Jas. I.

Court baron of the lady Jane Boteler, widow, held 11 October, 19 Jas. I, and 5 July, 20 Jas. I. (1 membrane)

HAWKESHEAD. A catalogue of books presented to the grammar school of Hawkeshead by Daniel Rawlinson, citizen and vintner of London , and friends, at his request, (1673-Jan. 1677/78.) [cf. Rawlinson MS. D. 862, f. 193]

NEWTON, &c. Roll containing four extracts from the pipe-rolls of 38 Eliz., 10 Chas. I, and 6 James I, relating to sums of money due to the crown from Anne and Peter Mason on account of recusancy, but exonerated, from lands in Newton, Savilesbury, &c. Extracted 27 June, 15 Chas. I, 1639, from a copy in the hands of John Fleetewood of Penwortham , and attested by Henric Fletewode , Jo. Jameson and Tho. I. Assketon .

LINCOLN (Diocese of). Return of the bishop of Lincoln, collector of the 10ths, &c. for the county of Lincoln for the year 1663; dated 30 June, 1664. (Roll of two membranes.)

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Roll of two membranes : (a) Sums of money paid out of the exchequer to John Hawkins, esq., treasurer for the Queen for sea services, from the last day of December, 1578, to the last day of December, 1579, amounting to £8124 1s. 6d. (b) An account of £8104 l0s. paid out of the exchequer to sir Marmaduke Darrell and sir Thomas Bludder , kts., for the victualling of the Navy, for one year, 1 Jan., to last Dec., 1611, 8-9 James I.; signed by W. Bingley .

ALDERSGATE WARD Without. An assessment upon the said ward according to an act of parliament for a grant to their majesties of an aid of 12d. in the pound for one year. Signed by ' Thos. Pilkington, mayor,' and others, 30 Nov. 1689.

CRIPPLEGATE WARD Without. A roll of 8 membranes, being an assessment for the above ward in the precincts of Red and White Cross Streets for 3 months after the rate of £143 14s. 6d. per month from 25 Dec., 1691; signed by the commissioners for the tax, no. Rawlinson, Will. Russell and Tho. Walls . 9 April 1692.

⟨All Hallows⟩ . Inventory of goods of John Bowyer , late of the parish of Allhallows in the wall, London, deceased, appraised at £56 9. 8d. Taken 20 May, 1685.

Inventory of the goods and chattels of Mrs. Margaret Chafin, widow, deceased, taken 14 April, 1632(?). Appraised at £56 9. 8d.

⟨All Hallows⟩ . Inventory of the goods and chattels of William Bowyer, senior, late of Allhallows in the Wall, joyner, taken Jan. 15, 1666, appraised at 1368 3.10. .

WESTMINSTER (Borough of). Quarter sessions roll consisting of three membranes : 1. contains the fines, &c. levied at a general quarter sessions held at Westminster, 3 Oct., 7 Wm. III, and 9 Jan., 7 Will. III : 2. sessions held 15 Apr., 8 Will. III : 3. do. 3 July, 8 Will. III.

Roll of 3 membranes containing the sessions rolls for Westminster of the 9th and l0th of William III.

BURNHAM OVEREY, CRABHALL, and LATHES MANORS. Courts of William Williams , Robert Michells , Walter Markes , and Robert Marshe , feoffees to the use of the right honorable the lord mayor of London, for the above manors, from 30 Sept., 1629, to 14 Oct., 1631. (3 courts} .

ERPINGHAM (North), Hundred of. View of frankpledge of the following manors within the hundred of North Erpingham, parcel of the duchy of Lancaster, viz. : Cromer, held 1634, and 14 April, 9 Oct., 1635. Suffield, held 1634. Gresham, held 17 Oct., 1634, and 14 April, 16 Oct., 1635. Thurgarton, held 1634, and 10 April, 20 Oct., 1635. Alborowe, held 10 April, 1635. Bassingham, held 10 April, 1635.

ERPINGHAM (South), Hundred of. View of frankpledge of the following manors within the above hundred, parcel of the duchy of Lancaster, viz.: Ingworth and Colby, held 1633, and 24 Oct., 14 Oct., 1634. Booton, held 1633, and 6 April, 19 Oct., 1635. Scottowe, with Swanton Abbott, Lammas, and Little Hobbys, held 1633, 29 April, 1634, 16 April, 21 Oct., 1635. Tuttington and Banningham, held 1633, 3 May, 1634, and 23 Oct., 21 Oct., 1634. Hevingham and Stratton, held 1633, and 28 April, 22 Oct., 1634. Skeyton, held 1633, 15 April, 1634, 25 Oct., 1634, and 16 April, 22 Oct., 1635. Erpingham, Albye and Tweyte, held 1633, and 25 April, 1634. Oulton, held 24 Oct., 23 Oct., 1633. Saxthorpe, Ermyngland and Corpustye, held 1633, 30 April, 1634, and 7 April, 26 Oct., 1635. (Roll of 4 membranes} .

NORWICH (City of). Roll (heading gone), containing a list of mayors and sheriffs of Norwich from 1447 26 Hen. VI to 1623 (21 K. James I), together with the following notes (amongst many others) of local and national events: .

1463. The burnyng of Christ Churche, in Norwich, ye first daye of Marche. 1472. Printing of bokes brought into England by William Caxton of London, merchent. 1479. The great pestelense in Norwiche. 1480. The great earthquake upon S. Thomas nyght in the moneth of July. 1506. In ys yere Robt. Adams heretyke was brente: Saint Andrews parish church built. 1507. The greate burnyng of ye citie of Norwyche. 1512. This yere brent ye vestry in Christ Church wt all ye ornaments. 1519. This yere was S. Leonarde floode. 1550. The free schole purchased by the cittye for 100 markes. 1565. This yere came the straungers af the lowe contries to inhabite in this cittie. 1568. The west end of the Guilde hale builded. 1570. This yere was a great flood in Norwich. 1572. This yere was Fybrigge buylded. 1578. This yere came the queenes majestic to Norwch in progresse and made the mayor knyght at hir departure. 1579. A great plague wherupon died in one yeare in Norwich 4918 persons. 1580 A greate earthquake the VI of Aprill. 1583. The water conveied to the Market Crosse. 1591. Sainct Martins bridge builded of stone. The roll ceases in the original hand at 1573 and is thence continued by several hands. Ornamentally written in red and black.

PLUMSTEAD (Little). "A schedule or inventory of all such gould and Jewells as belongeth to the honorable dame Margaret Hobart of Little Plumpstead, in the co. Norffolke, widow, this present [year] 1669, which she disposeth of according to her last will and testament, or otherwise as she shall hereafter bequeth them" .

ROTHYNG HALL and CATTS HALL [in Panxford and Randworth?]. Rent-roll made in March, 1616.

ROUGHTON. "Interrogatories to be ministered to witnesses on the part of sir George Wyndham, kt., and dame Anne his wife, defendants at the suite Thomas Rugg, esq.", concerning Roughton Heath. (Temp. Chas. I.) .

BANBURY (Hundred of). A roll headed 'Oxon,' Banbury hundred, March, 1607, being the amount at which the inhabitants were assessed for a subsidy in lands and goods. Signed " Richard de Bay and seal, Thomas Chamberlyn " .