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STALHAM-HALL. Account of John Castre , from Michaelmas, 20 Hen. VI, to the same feast, 21 Hen. VI.

\STALHAM-HALL/ . Account of Walter Aslak, bailiff, from Michaelmas, 9 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 10 Ed. IV. (1 membrane) .

\STALHAM-HALL/ . Account of Walter Aslak, bailiff, from Michaelmas, 12 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 13 Ed. IV. (1 membrane.) .

\STALHAM-HALL/ . Account of Walter Aslak, bailiff, from Michaelmas, 14 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 15 Ed. IV. (1 membrane.) .

\STALHAM-HALL/ . Account of Walter Aslak, bailiff, from Michaelmas, 15 Ed. IV, unto the same feast, 16 Ed. IV. (1 membrane.} .

WAXHAM. Depositions of 31 witnesses on the part of the abbot and convent of Hulme, examined in Horning church, in answer to articles against the witnesses produced by the abbey exhibited by master John de Wytlewodes rector of the church of Waxtonesham , taken the Thursday after 'Quasimodo' Sunday, 1303. (2 membranes.) .

WAXHAM, HORSEY, PASTON, CRTTCHSTOKE, INGHAM, BRUNSTEAD, and STALHAM. Terrier of lands in Waxtonesham, Horseye, Pastone, Cruchstoke, Ingham, Brunstead, Stalham, and Stalham Hall, that pay tithes to the abbey, together with the tenants' names and their holdings. [c. 1300] .

MITFORD (Hundred of). Account of Richard Welby, bailiff of Thomas de Arundel, bp. of Ely , for the hundred of Mitford, from Mich., 2 Rich. II, to the same feast, 3 Rich. II.

NORTHAMPTON (Priory of St. Andrew's at). The account of Dr. Richard Layton and Robert Sowthwell, esq., commissioners for the dissolution of the priory of St. Andrew, Northampton and the viewing, and selling of all the plate, ornaments, implements, stock and store, bells and lead, with an account of payments made on account of the same, declared to sir Edward North, kt., chancellor of the court of augmentations. Signed by Edward North, Walter Hendle , and ... Bacon . Dated 24 November, 36 Hen. VIII.

PETERBOROUGH. A survey of the several inclosures lying in Peterborough fenn, the great cemonon, etc. surveyed for the use of the rt. hon. lord Torrington by Robert Wright , surveyor in Castor, near Peterborough, anno 1714.

The witnesses to the second deed on roll 4 (an agreement between Walter fitz-Simon and D⟨aventry⟩ made in the presence of the Archdeacon of Northampton in the Church of St. Andrew, Northampton) are: Sir John de Houton, archdeacon of Northampton , Master Richard his official, Paul Peyuere , Master Adam de Lincoln , William de D⟨aventry⟩ , Simon de Trop , Roger Golafre , Gilbert de Pateshulle , Robert de D⟨aventry⟩ , Henry de Burgo , Gilbert de Turs , Walter Jordan . ⟨1231–33.⟩ To the third: Sirs Roger de Welton , Symon de Trop , Hugh de Capes , ... de D⟨aventry⟩, kts., Jordan de D⟨aventry⟩ , Robert Maulore , John Gemme . ⟨12 June 1254.⟩ To the fourth, a quit-claim of the prior to Sir Walter fitz-Simon : Sir William of D⟨aventry⟩ , kt., William fitz-Nigel , Jordan ..., ... John Bayuel , John de Neubolt , Roger the Porter . ⟨1254–55.⟩

’Compotus [1 m.] fratris Jacobi Wittyngton in officio custodis capelle … Beate Marie Virginis’ Michaelmas 1508–Michaelmas 1509.

Lubenham [Leics.]. Depositions of witnesses in the same case ⟨See MS. D. D. Ch. Ch. D. 85a⟩.

• (i) ...
• (ii) William, rector of Bellesloe ,
• (iii) Robert of Keborth, rector of Sadyngton ,
• (iv) Philip, rector of Laughtone ,
• (v) Ralph, rector of Little Boudone ,
• (vi) Hugh, vicar of Scraptoft .

The year 1312 is mentioned. All the witnesses, except the last who was almost 50, are said to be 60 years old and more. [Mutilated and in part effaced.]

Lubenham [Leics.]. Proceedings in the same case ⟨(See MS. Rolls Northants. 6)⟩, before the abbot of St. James, Northampton. 1322. Endorsed are two deeds about a claim to the tithes of a shot called Chardounbottes, belonging to the church of Bissebrok [Rutland.], before the official of Lincoln, in a cause between D⟨aventry⟩ and William de Bellofago, rector of Seyton . 1321.

Lubenham [Leics.]. Royal writs, with the decree of John, bishop of Lincoln , in the same case. The last entry shows that D⟨aventry⟩ claimed a fourth part of the advowson of L. [5 transcripts on 1 membrane, mutilated.] 7–16 Ed. II.

Braybrooke. Judgement of the precentor of St. Frideswide and the abbot of Dorchester (judges delegate) in a cause between D. and William de Rowille, rector of Braybrok , concerning an annual pension of 4/-. [Mutilated.] ⟨30 Nov.⟩ 1286.

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 " .

BLOXHAM. Roll indented, being the account of Simon Herdwyk , bailiff of Thomas Wykeham, knt., of moneys received and paid to the lord by him, Mich. 4 and Mich. 5 Hen. VI, in Bloxham, Abbenbury (sic) etc.

BLOXHAM (Manor of). Rentals of the crown manor of Bloxham from Mich. 34 Hen. VIII, 1 Edw. VI, 3 Edw. VI (two rolls), 4 Edw. VI, to an. 1575 (two rolls, partly obliterated) and one Temp. Eliz (?) .

BLOXHAM (Hundred of). Subsidy roll for the hundred of Bloxham. Dated March 1607. Signed "Richard Bay and seal, Tho. Chamberlayn" .

EWELMS (Honour of). Courts of pleas and view of frankpledge of the honour of Ewelme held monthly, commencing 21 October, 31 Elizabeth, and ending 22 Sept., 32 Elizabeth by William Mercer deputy of sir Francis Knollys the steward. (4 membranes?) .

OXFORD. The account of John Janyns and John Morley , proctors or keepers of the goods and rents of the parish of St. Mary the virgin, St. Mary parish, from Mich. 39 Hen. VI to Mich. 1 Ed. IV, for one year. 1461.

The account of Robert Morley and Thomas Uffyngton , proctors and keepers of the goods of the chantry of St. Thomas, in the church of St. Mary the Virgin, from Michaelmas 1 Ric. III. to Michaelmas 2 Ric. III. 1484.

The accounts of Master Huese and John Hoore , proctors and keepers of the goods and ornaments of the church of St. Mary the virgin from Mich. 30 Hen. VIII. to the same feast, 31 Hen. VIII.

The account of John Hore and Jamys Edmunds, churchwardens and keepers of the goods of St. Mary parish church, Oxford, Mich. 3rd to the 4th of Edward VI.