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Thomas le Sackere , son of John le Sackere of London , quit-claims for himself and heirs to John de Hoxwode, sen., and Nicholas his son and Joan his wife, all his right in tenements, &c. in St. Sepulchre's, London. Dated at London the Sunday next after the feast of the Ascension, 22 Ed. III.

Bargain and sale. Beaurepaire (Hampshire), Cranes (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire), Steventon (Hampshire), North Fareham (Hampshire), Broxhead (Hampshire), Chineham (Hampshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Froyle (Hampshire), Peper Harow (Surrey), Piccards (Surrey), Peper Harow (Surrey), Bradenstoke (Wiltshire), Swakeleys (Middlesex), Little Weldon (Northamptonshire), Steventon (Hampshire), Bradley (Hampshire), London, St Bride (City of London). 14 Eliz. I. Oct. 13, 1572. Indenture made between (1) John Jobson, esq., son and heir of Sir Francis Jobson, and Elizabeth, one of the daughters and coheirs of Sir Richard Pexall deceased, and (2) William Marshall of Muche Hadham, Hertfordshire, gent., being a bargain and sale of the fourth part of the manors of Bawreper, Cranes, Bradley, Stevington, Northfarram, Brokeshed, Chynam, Bullesdens, Bentworthe and Froyle, and advowsons of the churches of Stevington and Bradley, Hampshire, fourth part of the manor of Petit Welden alias Little Welden, Northamptonshire, and keeping of the King's Buckhounds, fourth part of the manor of Swacliffe, Middlesex, fourth part of the manor of Peperharowe and Pycards, Surrey, advowson of the church of Peperharowe, fourth part of the manor of Bradenstock and Clack, Wiltshire, fourth part of lands in Hampshire, Northamptonshire, Middx, Surrey and Wilts [details given], fourth part of a messuage in London, parish of St. Bridget, ward of Faringdon Without, and fourth part of all manors, lands, etc., of which Sir Richard Pexall died seized (signed by John Jobson and Elizabeth Jobson).

Lubenham [Leics.]. One membrane containing three fourteenth-century transcripts: ⟨28 May.⟩ 1323.

• (i) The official of the Court of Canterbury orders the dean of Gertr’ to cite Th. de W., in a cause with D⟨aventry⟩ , concerning all the tithes of the fee of Hugh Poer in L⟨ubenham⟩, to appear on the next court-day after 24 June, in St. Mary’s, Aldermarichurch, London. Given at Keselingbury.
• (ii) Royal writ to the official of Canterbury prohibiting the Courts Christian from hearing the case until an assize Utrum had determined whether a fourth part of the advowson belonged to the King or the monks. Given at Cowyk. [Yorks.]. 10 June ⟨1323.⟩
• (iii) Another royal writ. [Much torn.]
• (iv) Fragment of a mandate from the abbot of St. James’, Northampton.

London. Richard, abbot &c. of Nottleley (Bucks.) lease to John Longlond of Northe Wynchyndon, yeoman, a tenement in Friday Street, London, called ’the abbot of Nottleley is lodgyng’, in which Richard Fytthette dwelt, from Michaelmas next for 61 years. Rent: 20/-. 27 Sept. ⟨1538.⟩

Lease to Thomas Crompton Esq., of London , a tenement with garden and stable in the parish of S. Sepulchre’s without Newgate, lately held by Sir Robert Rede, kt., and now occupied by the said Thomas. For 40 years. Rent: £5. 1 Oct. ⟨1594.⟩

London, St. Mary of Aldermanebery parish. Rigard, son of Reiner, grants to Oseney his lands in Aldermannesberia. c. 1182.

London, St. Michael Wood Street. Thomas de Lasceles sells a house in the parish of St. Michael de Hoggenlane to William Blundel. 1259-1260.

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Roll of two membranes : (a) Return of the ordinances of the guild of St. Stephen of Colman Street, London, made in the year of our Lord, 1369. [Marked by Rawlinson "Numb. i."] (b) Return of ordinances of a fraternity in the church of St. Stephen, Colman Street, London, in honour of our Lord and of the Assumption B.V.M., for maintaining before the image of our Lady a candle of 31 lb. weight of wax, founded in the feast of St. John ante port. Lat., 7 May 1369; of which the masters at present are William Glovere and Esteple Barone. [Marked by Rawlinson "Numb. iv."] .

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Customs of the offerings in London, from every householder on Sundays and double feasts, according to a constitution made by Roger Niger, bishop of London, with the confirmation of Thomas [Arundel], archbishop of Canterbury at his visitation, dated at Lambeth, 6 August, 1397.

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 .

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Roll indented, dated last day of July, 36 Hen. VIII, by which sir Edward North, kt., chancellor of the court of augmentations , acknowledges to have received of sir Richard Riche, kt., by the hands of Walter Farre , certain books of particulars of land sold to divers persons therein mentioned.

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.

ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH. A roll of two membranes, being a rate for the maintenance of the poor within the parish of St. Swithin's, London, from Easter, 1715, to 1716, at the rate of 6d. in the pound.

\ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH/ . An assessment for the relief of the poor, made 1717 for one year to Easter, 1718, at 12 in the pound; with the warrant for collecting the same.

\ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH/ . Two membranes containing duplicate copies of the assessment for the relief of the poor within for one year from Easter, 1725, to Easter, 1726, at 12d. in the pound with the warrant for collecting the same.

\ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH/ . An assessment in duplicate for the relief of the poor from Easter, 1731, to Easter, 1732, at 18d. in the pound with the warrant.

⟨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.

⟨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. .