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Lease. Marston (Oxfordshire). 29 Chas. II. Mar. 3, 1677. Indenture made between (1) Sebastian Smythe of the Middle Temple, London, esq., and (2) Richard Brookes of Marston, Oxfordshire, yeoman, being a lease for 7 years by (1) to (2) of lands in Marston (Richard Brookes made his mark) (damaged; fragile).

Lease. Marston (Oxfordshire). 36 Chas. II. Apr. 12, 1684. Indenture made between (1) Sebastian Smythe of the Middle Temple, London, esq., and Grace his wife, and (2) John Myles of Marston, Oxfordshire, labourer, being a lease for 7 years by (1) to (2) of a messuage and lands in Marston (John Miles made his mark).

Lease. Marston (Oxfordshire). 1 Jas. II. Aug. 22, 1685. Indenture made between (1) Sir Sebastian Smythe of Oxford, knight, and Dame Grace his wife, and (2) Richard Brookes of Marston, Oxfordshire, labourer, being a lease for 7 years by (1) to (2) of a messuage and lands in Marston (Richard Brookes made his mark) (some damage; fragile).

Appointment. 22 Geo. III. Mar. 5, 1782. Appointment, under an Act of Parliament of 2 Geo. III, by George [Spencer], 4th Duke of Marlborough, as Lord Lieutenant of the county of Oxfordshire and city and county of Oxford, of John Whalley Gardiner as one of his deputy lieutenants.

Lease. Oxford, St Martin (Oxfordshire). 3 William and Mary. Apr. 28, 1691. Indenture made between (1) Sir Sebastian Smythe of Oxford, knight, and Dame Grace his wife, and (2) Thomas Hawkes of Oxford, victualler, being a lease for 7 years of a tenement in the parish of St Martin, Oxford, comprising various rooms, listed in the lease, with a schedule of fitments attached (Thomas Hawkes made his mark).

Acknowledgement|Lease. Oxford, St Martin (Oxfordshire). 9 William III. Sep. 28, 1698. Deed poll of Arthur Charlett, Doctor in Divinity, Master of University College, University of Oxford, and Fellows, acknowledging a lease of 28 September 1698 for 21 years from them to Sir Sebastian Smith, of Oxford, knight, of lands belonging to the Crown Inn, in the parish of Oxford, St Martin.

Lease. Little Langley (Oxfordshire). 4 Geo. I. Sep. 10, 1714. Indenture made between (1) Henry [Hyde], earl of Rochester, and (2) Sir Sebastian Smythe of Oxford, knight, reciting a lease for 99 years dated 30 November 1715, a lease for xxx years by (1) to (2) of a messuage and lands in Little Langley in the forest of Wychwood and parish of Shipton under Wychwood (endorsed: 'Lord Rochesters Lease to Sir Sebastian Smythe. 10 September [1714].

Lease. Wells (Somerset). 17 Chas. I. June 12, 1641. Indenture made between (1) Sebastian Smith, Doctor in Divinity, Precentor of Wells Cathedral, Somerset, and (2) Robert Rowley of Wells, gent., being a lease for three lives (those of Robert Rowley and Edward Rowley and Thomas Rowley, his sons, of three tenements, three shambles and a vacant plot in the High Street, Wells.

Fine. Bradenstoke (Wiltshire), Bullesdens (Hampshire), Roche Court (Hampshire). 1651, April 16. Exemplification of a final concord levied in 1651 (completing a previous imperfect Fine of 1633), by which Thomas and Elizabeth Brocas sold the manor of Bradenstoke cum Clacke, Wiltshire, the manors of Bulsden cum Bentworth and Roch Court, with other lands, etc., in Bulsden cum Bentworth, North Fareham, Mayles, Titchfield, Quabbe, Prolingworth and Wickham, in Hampshire, for £1000 to the Lady Margaret Brocas.

Lease|Schedule. Bristol (Gloucestershire). 24 Chas. I. Dec. 11, 1648. Indenture made between (1) Katherine Smyth of St Mary Strand alias Savoy, Middlesex, widow, formerly wife of Edward Smyth of the Middle Temple, London, esq., deceased, and (2) Mary Wathen of the city of Bristol, widow, reciting a leasefor 21 years by Edward Smyth and Katherine Smyth dated 14 September 9 Chas. I, 1633, to James Wathen, then of the parish of St John the Baptist, Bristol, shoemaker, deceased, formerly husband of Mary Wathen, of a messuage in Christmas Street, parish of St John the Baptist, Bristol, with all goods, implements and household stuff listed in a schedule annexed, being a lease for 21 years by (1) to (2) of the premises (with a schedule of fitments attached) (Mary Wathen made her mark).

Letters testimonial. Coutances (). 1530, die sabbati in jejunio quatuor temporum post festum beate Lucie, 17 December. Letters testimonial of the vicar-general of Philippe de Cossé-Brissac, bishop of Coutances for James and 9 clergy and acolytes of the parish of 'Taintvuilla', Coutances diocese, to be ordained subdeacons in the cathedral church of Coutances; signed and sealed by La Font[..].