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Duplicate of Ch. 97.

Duplicate of Ch. 119.

Duplicate of Ch. 236.

Duplicate of Ch. 247.

WARNHAM, SLYNDEFOLD, HECHINGFELD, and HORSHAM. 'A rentall of such lands as are conteyned wythyn thys decre whych ys mystres Brygett Hussey 's joynter.' [A list of lands and tenements in the above places, separated from another document to which it refers.] .

CAVERNSTAKE. Matilda, relict of Reginald .... grants to the brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Wolstan, in frankalmoigne, the whole of that part of a meadow in Northale in the manor of Cavernestok which she had of the gift of the said Reginald.

The master and brethren of the hospital of St. Wolstan and St Godwel appoint John ... and Geoffrey More their agents to collect alms. Dated at Worcester, 2 [Illegible.] .

Duplicate charter. [See MS. Ch. Worcs. St. Wolstan 94.] .

LEPINGTON, &c. Fragment of the charter ⟨MS. Ch. Yorks.⟩ 189b, Yorkshire, q. v.

SEDBERGH. The foundation charter and ordinances of the grammar school of Sedbergh, containing the signatures of K. Ed. VI, E. Somerset , T. Cant., R. Ryche, chanc. W. Wilteshr , I. Bedford , W. Northt , E. Clynton , T. Darcy , G. Cobham , T. Ely . (Not dated, mutilated.) .

The Tailor tenement in Longemershe. Adam son of Henry of Bradwell confirms the above ⟨(see MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. D. 59)⟩.

The counterpart to MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. D. 30. [Fragmentary.]

Daventry, Drayton, Norton, and Staverton. Power of attorney to William Brown of N⟨orton⟩ to deliver seisin of the above. Same witnesses, ⟨see MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. D. 66.⟩

Cold-Ashby. N. prior [&c.] of D⟨aventry⟩ grant to William son of Bastian of Esseby a virgate of land in E. not to be alienated to men of religion, to hold from them as his father held it. Rent: ½ mark. Witnesses: Robert de Esseby , Yngold de Esseby , Adam de Mundeuil , Hugh the carter , Richard Friday . [Torn.] ⟨1230–50.⟩

Norton. ‘Per hanc cedulam indentatam declaratur tenura Thome Harres de omnibus terris et pratis que libere tenet de priore de D⟨avintre⟩ in campis de Nortone iuxta D. predictam videlicet ...’ (Total) in the East field 7 acres and a strip. ” ” ” South ” 5 ” 3 roods. ” ” ” West ” 5 ” a strip and 2 roods. i.e. 18 acres and 5 roods. The situation of each half-acre-strip, and the tenant on either side, is given. [Attached to MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. D. 100.]

Welton. A slip of parchment about 1½” × 3”. ’Nomina Somm[onitorum] Alexander de Snoscumbe chaplain, [Snorscumbe, Everdon parish, N’hants.]. Brother Oliver de Esseby Canonicorum . Henry of Wedone in D⟨aventry⟩ Robert of Draytone in the same. William Wyleys in the same. Geoffrey child of D⟨aventry⟩ . William in angulo of Falwesle . John the clerk of the same. William le Eyr of the same. Geoffrey the cook of Haddone . William Giggel of Falewesle . John son of Gilbert of the same. William Parke of Haddone . Hugh of Booltone . John Slyman of D⟨aventry⟩ […] [m]essor of Falewesley. Richard le Eyr of Trope . Richard Pyn of Nottone . xviii Jur’.’

Welton. Notes of the pleadings for priory.

Welton. Notes of the pleadings for parishioners.

Welton. Notes used in the Welton case, ’Intendit probare procurator prioris [etc.]’, adding nothing, save that dead parishioners were always carried to Daventry and buried in the cemetery there.

Welton. Robert, prior, &c., of D⟨aventry⟩ grants to Robert son of Robert Brown of D⟨aventry⟩ , for his homage and service ½ virgate and 6 acres of land with a messuage, which Hugh of Drayton once held from them in Weleton. Rent 16/-. Free of all services except forinsec service and suit to the monastic court. Witnesses: Sir Robert fitz-Walter, lord of Daventry , Sir Robert Mallore , kts., Semannus of Stokes , Robert Ace , William Hoc of Weleton , Geoffrey Katerich , William Herbert . ⟨1264–69.⟩

One membrane of a late 13th-century extent of the ⟨Daventry⟩ Priory lands. [Partly illegible.]

View of Account of Thomas Knyght, prior of D⟨aventry⟩ , running from March 25, 32 Hen. VI to Michaelmas next. [3 ms.]

Oxford, St. Aldate’s

Oxford, St. Peter-le-Bailey Prior and Convent of St. Frideswide v. Hugh of Lincoln as to an annual payment of 40s. Judgement of the Official of the Archdeacon of Oxford for the former. Seal lost.

Stockwell Mead. Seal lost.