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Plan of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floors of the Fleet prison, and of the 2nd and 3rd floors of y^e dwelling houses next y^e ditch.

BOUGHTON. Plan of the house and gardens of Boughton, taken in the year 1712 by Delahaye .

Claydon (Bucks. ⟨recte Oxon.⟩). Henry Faber of Farneberge grants to the same, in free alms, Richard son of Walter Sweterich of Cleydon , with all his issue and chattels, whom the grantor bought back from Richard fitz- Anselm de Grimescote . Witnesses: Nicholas de Say , John Kachelewe , Alexander de Wulfeye , Richard fitz-Symon de Bradewelle , Robert de Aubundele , clerks, Richard de la Dene , Robert de Leueland , Stephen the baker . ⟨c. 1240–c. 1250.⟩

Leeds.. Alan the clerk of Thornton, vicar of the church of Adel , is bound to the prior of Holy Trinity, York, in 10 marks a year, and if any controversy is moved against them by A. fitz- Hugh de Wit ’, or by Hugh himself, by reason of a charter which the prior &c. asserts they sought (‘inpetraverunt’) from them in the lifetime of A. the archdeacon and rector of Adel, to have the church on the rector’s death, Alan will undertake the action at his own cost. Witnesses: H. treasurer of York , master W. archdeacon of Nottingham , master G. canon of York , master Alan de Claxton , master Martin de Semar , master John de Hamerton , Hugh de Botend ’, John fitz-Wido , Henry Bustard , Robert de Essai , Herbert the janitor , Peter de Ardene , Henry de Tikil , William Fit ’. ⟨1204–14.⟩

TIPTREE. Roll of frankpledge of the prior of Typtree, held on Passion Sunday 2 (?) Edw. [I] and on feast of St. Katharine 1(?) Edw. ⟨I⟩ etc. [In most part effaced and illegible.]

LEICESTER. Proceedings in a matrimonial cause the crust held in the church of St. Martin's, Leicester, before Robert, the official of the archdeacon of Leicester , between Emma, daughter of William fitz Alan of Swineford of the one part, appearing at first by her father and afterward by her uncle John, and Thomas de Dunstil servant of Thomas master of the hospital of Swyneford , of the other part, 1295-6.

"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.

THORNAGE. Four rolls sewn together: 1. Manor Court Roll, held the Saturday after the feast of St. Andrew, 21 Ed. III. Do. the Tuesday after feast of Pope Gregory, 22 Ed. III. 2. Do. the Wednesday after feast of St. Dunstan, 12 Ed. III. 3. Do. the Wednesday before the feast of St. Margaret, 22 Ed. III. 4. Do. the Saturday after the feast of St. Matthew, apostle, 22 Ed. III. [The manor of Thornage belonged to the see of Norwich.] John de Berneye, steward.

TILNEY. "Copia rentalis ibidem renovati." (c. 1470-80?) .

CALDWELL, Priory of. Process at Eynesham before the abbot of Eynesham, appointed judge by Pope John [XXII] between the abbot and convent of Oseney of the one part, and the prior and convent of Caldwell of the other part, concerning the claim of the former to an annual pension from the latter. A.D. Monday after feast of St Hilary1322. [Mutilated, and in great part illegible.] [MS. Ch. Beds. 16 was part of MS. Rolls Beds. 1, to which it has been restored. E.W.B.N. 20.4.1906. The necessary information was given by the Rev. H. Salter.] .

HIGHAM GOBIAN. Court Rolls for the manor of Heigham Gobyon, with its members Streteley and Sharpenho, from the Friday after the feast of the Ascension 29 Hen. VI, to the Monday before the feast of All Saints 30 Hen. VI. [Four courts. Philip Botiller, esq., lord of the manor.] .

⟨ Heigham Gobyon ⟩ Rental, made 31 Hen. VI.

SHAW. Copy of a roll in the custody of the remembrancer of the Exchequer, 41 Ed. III, being a survey in pursuance of a writ to William de Wukeham and others, dated at Weston, 10 Oct. an. xxxv of all the demesne lands and tenements in Shawe, which the King had by the gift and feoffment of Master William de Polmorna . Temp. Hen. VIII.

WALLINGFORD (Honor of, etc.). Roll (heading gone), being an extent of the lands, tenements, etc. in divers counties, belonging to the deceased Edmund earl of Cornwall, lord of the honors of St. Walery and Wallingford, etc., etc.; amounting in value to £2610 118s. 2d. and of the advowsons of churches and priories in his gift, amounting to £527 13s. 4d. on the .... of money etc., in possession of a testator deceased. (c. 1301.) [Olim 8589, 127, Wood.]

WALTHAM (White). Table of yearly wages due to the parish clerk of White Waltham, for the year 1662, being a list of parishioners paying for the ost part four pence each.

WINDSOR (College of St. George). Roll of accounts written on paper, Mich. 12 Hen. VII, containing payments of salaries, obits, reparations, etc., etc. [Heading of accounts torn away.]

⟨ WINDSOR (College of St. George) ⟩ Roll of accounts on paper for Mich. 19-Mich 20 Hen. VII, containing the payments of salaries, obits, reparations, etc., etc. for that year. [Heading of Roll torn away.] .

HADDENHAM. The account of Stephen, servant of the manor of Hadenham , from the Thursday next after the feast of St. Dunstan, 27 Ed. I, to the Sunday on the morrow of St. Peter ad vincula following.

PITSTON. View of frankpledge and "Parva Curia" for the manor of Pytleyston. Tuesday before feast of St. Luke, 9 Rich. II.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY. Payments to be made by those who receive degrees in the university of Cambridge (signed by Anthony Tuckney , vice-chancellor 1648-9).

ELY (Bishoprick of). 'Taxacio omnium ecclesiarum minutarum decimararum et temporalium virorum religiosorum per dominium Norwic. facta in episcopatu Eliensi', being the account of 'recepta Henrici, prioris de Bernewell, et magistri Symonis de Assele, collectorum decime de predictis per magistrum Bustandum negocii Crucis executorem domini pape deputatum'. 'anno 1255'. (This is a portion of the valuation of Norwich, an assessment for the papal taxation of Pope Innocent IV and has been printed with a collation of two other MSS, in W. E. Lunt's Valuation of Norwich (1928), pp. 209-227).

ELY (Priory of). (a) Taxation of the spiritualities and temporalities of the prior and convent of Ely in all places except the portion of the sacrist in the vill of St. Botulph. (temp. Edw. III) (b) Fifteenth of the prior of Ely from his manors in Cambridge and in the isle of Ely. (c. 1300.) [2 membranes.] .

'Compotus fratris Thome de Stokton , custodis capelle beate Marie de omnibus receptis et expensis per ipsum factis', from the feast of the Nativity B. M. to the same feast, 45 Ed. III.

ELY (Diocese of). The account of the prior and convent of Ely, collectors in the diocese of Ely of the first moeity of the tenth granted to King Henry VI in the convocation of Canterbury, 22 June, 24 Hen. VI. [Roll 3½ft. long, of 2 membranes.]