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CAISTER and MAUTBY. Indenture (on ) witnessing that William Bozoun of Wissingset and John his son, grant to John Farewel , the lady Mary his wife, Thomas Heydon, chaplain, and John Norman of Scroutbye , the whole of his marsh called 'Saunflete, Cawmflete, and Hoggesmerch' lying in Castre-flegge, together with 2 pieces of meadow in Mautebye, for 10 years from Michaelmas, 11 Rich. II., paying annually 34s. 10d.

BERTON and ESTMOR. Peter, son of Peter de Nerford , grants to the abbot and canons of St. Mary of Derham, Richard son of Alan de Aysschele , Simon le Wodehirde , and Simon the carter of Saham , with their tenements, belongings, and services; also 12d. of annual rent which Walter de Estmor owed for the land he held in Berton and Estmor. To hold the same in frankalmoigne for the sustentation of one canon in the abbey of Derham to celebrate for the souls of the faithful, (c. 1280-1300.) .

John Berkyng of Rolyssby grants to sir Henry Inglose, kt., Robert Norwich , and Geoffrey Walle , one piece of land, containing 10 perches, in Filby, with the advowson of the church of Filby.

Cecilia de Bumpstede , formerly wife of Edmund Cosyn, citizen of Norwich , grants to Bartholomew de Appelyerd and others the whole of her manor of 'Maydentun' in Fretenham, and one acre in Horstede. Dated at Fretenham the Monday next after the feast of St. Faith, 2 Rich. II.

A petition to the earl of Oxford [ John de Vere ] in the time of Hen. VII by the tenants of the manor of 'Maydeston' in Fretenham concerning the exactions to which they have been subjected, in consequence of the seizure of the lands of Giles Seyntlo, esq., into the King's hands, he being attainted, and the number of claimants.

GRISTON. John Markaunt and Henry Baxtere of Griston grant to Robert Randolf and others, one acre of land in Griston. Dated at Griston the Monday next after the feast of St. Matthew the apostle, 11 Hen. IV.

ISLINGTON. John, son and heir of Nicholas Bogerey, late of Ilsyngton , grants to Nicholas, son of John Neell , and Richard Spalding of the same place, three acres of land lying in the village and field of Ilsyngton. Dated at Ilsyngton, 5 July, 11 Ed. IV.

A petition from the mayor and aldermen of Lenn to the King [Rich. II.] stating that in the late King's time Henry, bp. of Norwich , had applied for a commission of oyer and terminer, concerning divers trespasses said to have been committed by the men of Lenn, and for which the town had been laid under an interdict, praying the King not to grant the same, but to hear the cause in his own court.

SHOTESHAM. Yvo de Broch , son of Gosceline de Kirchelle?, at the petition and with the consent of Matilda his wife, and William and Thomas his heirs, grants to the church of the Holy Trinity, Norwich, one acre of arable land in Shotesham at Wetewde. (c. 1180-90>.)

Appointment by Richard Mountague, bp. of Norwich , of Thomas Lewim , to be keeper of his palace at Norwich, for the term of his life. [In blank, not dated or sealed.] .

Writ of King Ed. I, addressed to William de Burnton and William de Pakenham , constituting them his justices with others associated with them to take an assize of the death of ancestors, which William, son of John, son of Isolda of Little Plumstede , shall arraign before them by the King's writ against Richard Fitz-Aleyn , concerning 4 pounds of rent with appurtenances in Great \Plumstede/ and Little Plumstede. Dated at Westminster, 29 June, . . of his reign.

Richard Cobbe of Little Plumsted grants to John, son of William of Plumsted , and his heirs, one piece of a field lying in the village of Little Plumsted. Dated at Little Plumsted the Sunday next after the feast of St. John ant. port. Lat., 4 Ed. II.

John Chapman and William Heynes grant to Christopher Coo, esq., all those messuages, lands, &c. in Saham Tony called 'Pedders.' Dated at Saham Tony, 10 Jan., 11 Hen. VIII.

Christopher Coo, esq., grants to Richard Reynold, mercer, and others, all those lands and tenements in Saham Tony called 'Pedders.' Dated at Saham Tony, 27 March, 11 Hen. VIII.

Charter of liberties, gifts, concessions, and confirmations, granted to the burgesses of Great Yarmouth by King Henry the Sixth. Dated at Westminster, 24 November, 1 of his reign. (2 membranes.) .

WAXHAM. Sentence by papal delegates on the vigil of St. Peter in cathed. next after consecration of H., bishop of Ely, in a cause between the abbot and convent of St. Bennet of Hulme on the one part, and Philip de Fleg, rector of the church of Waxtonesham on the other part, concerning the third part of the tithes of the corn of the lordship which was Roger Messham 's and Ernald his father's in Waxtonesham releasing Philip from excommunication upon payment of 60 marks.

Memorandum showing the division and descent of the manor of Castre from Matthew Gunton to sir John Fastolf .

\CAISTER/ . Testimony of Robert Ftzrawff as to what occurred in sir John Fastolf 's chamber previous to his death.

Letter from John Paston the elder to the king praying for a licence to establish a college for 7 priests and 7 poor men at Castre, lately belonging to his cousin, sir John Fastolf, kt. .

Letter from John Paston the elder to the king praying him to grant his letters patent for the founding in the great mansion of Caster in Flegg in Norfolk a college of 7 priests and 7 poor men to pray for the soul of sir John Fastolf, kt. .

Petition of sir John Paston, kt., to the king concerning the wrongs done to him by sir William Yelverton , William Jenney , and Thomas Howes , feoffees to the use of the said sir John, of the manor of Castre and other lands claimed by the duke of Norfolk , also praying for restitution for damage done to him amounting to £1353 6s. 8d.

Radulphi de Scoyz, de Westrudham, carta concedens et confirmans Eustacio de Ferers pro homagio et servitio suo et pro xl solidis arg. in gersumiam datis, terram quandam in campis de Westrudham co.; cum sigillo. [temp. Henr. III.]

"Interrogatorys to be exhibited to wittnesses ... on the parte of Thomas Rugg, esq., complainant, against sir George Windham, kt., and his wife, defendants," concerning Roughton Heath.

Depositions of many witnesses produced in [the above [MS. Rolls Norfolk 87]?] tithe cause between the rector of Ingham and the abbey respecting the third sheaf from a piece of land called Boldestoft.