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WORCESTER (Preceptory of St. Wolstan). The account of Robert Style , collector of the rents, from Michaelmas, 22 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 1 Rich. III.

(Preceptory of St. Wolstan) The account of Robert Style from Michaelmas, 2 Hen. VII, to 3 Hen. VII.

ALLERTONSHIRE. Subsidy roll for Langebarwhe, Whitbystand et W. [lord] Eure of Allertonshire . Temp. Eliz. I. Total at 1s. in the pound £101 14 8. Inutilated and partly effaced at the beginning.

EMELDON, SHEPLEIGH, STANFORD, DONSTANBURGH, and PIKERING. The accounts of the provosts and recounts of the lordship of Pyckering, the barony of Emeldon with Donstanburgh, Burton, Shepeleye and Staunford, rendered to sir William de Blaby , one of the auditors of the lands of the Duke of Lancaster, for the year from Mich⟨aelmas⟩ 24 to Mich⟨aelmas⟩ 25 Edw. III. Four membranes.

PYCKERING. 1. The account of John Hardyng, provost of Pikering , by his attorney Roger Tilman, from Michaelmas, 15 Ed. III, to the same date, 16 Ed. III. 2. The account of William Broune, provost of Esyngwald , for the same year. 3. The account of Ralph Hastings, bailiff and receiver of Pikering , for the same year. (Two membranes.) .

1. The account of Alan Scot, storekeeper at Pykeryng , from Michaelmas, 45 Ed. III, to Mich⟨elmas⟩ 46. 2. The account of John Raufson, provost of Esyngwold , for the same year. 3. The account of William de Thurneyft, bailiff of the court of Pykeryng , for the same year. 4. The account of Robert de Pokley, provost of Pykeryng , for the same year. Four membranes.

The account of sir Ralph Assheton, kt., receiver of Pykeryng , from Michaelmas, 7 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 8 Ed. IV.

Roll of 2 membranes : 1. The account of William West, provost of the manor of Pikeryng , from Michaelmas, 11 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 12 Ed. IV. 2. The account of sir Edmund Hastynges, kt., bailiff of the soke and liberty of Pikeryng , for the same year.

Roll of two membranes : 1. The account of John Kempe, provost of the manor of Pikeryng , from Michaelmas, 16 Ed. IV, to the same feast, 17 Ed. IV. 2. The account of sir Edmund Hastings, kt., bailiff of of the soke and liberty of Pykering , for the same year. .

1. The account of Robert Clay, provost of the manor of Pykeryng , from Michaelmas, 22 Ed. IV, to 1 Rich. III. 2. Also the account of sir Edmund Hastynges, kt., bailiff of the soke and liberty at Pykeryng , for the same year. Three membranes.

The account of Nicholas Lewnthorp, the King's receiver at Pykeryng , from Michaelmas, 1 Ric. III, to the same feast, 2 Ric. III.

SKYRAKE, (Wapentake of). Subsidy roll, dated 12th February, 37 Hen. VIII, between sir William Vavesoure, knt., John Gascoyne and William Skrymsher, esqs. the commissioners, and Henry Arthyns esq., the high collector for the wapentake of Skyrak, being the first subsidy granted by act of Parliament in the 37th of his reign. (4 membranes.) .

YORK (City of). The account of Thomas Beverlay , William Crathorn , and John Marton , chamberlains of the city of York, in the time of John Croyser, mayor, of receipts and payments in their office from the feast of St. Blaise, 25 Hen. VI, to the same feast, 26 Hen. VI.

The account of John Lee, fyssher, and George Hutchonson, baker, bridgemasters of Ffossebrig, from the feast of St. Maury, abbot, 32 Hen. VIII, to the same feast, 33 Hen. VIII, in the time of Robert Halle, merchant, mayor of York . .

Instructions to Thomas Uiscount Savile, baron of Pontefract and Castlebar, president of the council of the north, and others of the same council. [April, 1641] (Four membranes.)

SHERIFF'S Roll. The great roll of the Exchequer for the county of York, being the sheriff's account for the the year Mich⟨aelmas⟩ 9 Q. Anne - Mich⟨aelmas⟩ 10 ⟨Q. Anne⟩ . William Nevile, esq., sheriff, and William Whitehead his deputy.

YORKSHIRE and DURHAM. A return of the passing of various fee farm rents, parcel of the dissolved monasteries, from the Crown to various persons, extracted from a book and attested and signed by Robert Paddon, auditor, Dec. 24, 1610.

List of reserved rents from the dissolved monasteries and religious houses of the county of York. (Formerly 13 membranes, but nos. 1-4 now wanting) [End of 17th century] .