Decision. Owston, abbey of Augustinian canons. St. Maur's day, 1236/7 (1237). . Decision of the priors of Leicester, Belver, and Bredon, to whom the cause had been delegated by Pope Gregory IX, in a dispute between the abbot and convent of Osolviston, and the prioress and convent of St. Michael of Stanford, concerning an annual rent of one mark. [Endorsement: For the mill of Moston [endorsement] [which is adjudged to be due to the priory.]

Grant. Ewerby (Lincolnshire). Grant from Sir Robert de Tibethot, kt., to Sir John de Ry, for his homage and service, the whole of his manor of Houstorpe in the village of Ywarby, with all its appurtenances, as freely as Reginald de la Launde formerly held it of Sir Richard de Haya; paying annually one pair of gilt spurs or 6d. at the feast of St. Botulph. For this grant the said John gave to him £309 and the said Robert guaranteed him against all debts and demands due from the said manor up to the day of SS. Simon and Jude, 46 Hen. [III].

Inquisition. Stamford (Northumberland) (manor). Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity, 33 Ed. III (1359). . Inquisition taken at Neuton near the sea before Thomas de Musco-Campo and Thomas Galoun, collectors of the aid granted to the king at the making of his eldest son a knight the Monday on the morrow of the Holy Trinity, 33 Ed. III, concerning the barony formerly John Vescont's in the villages of Staumford, Emyldon, Burton, Warndam, Grancestir and Dunstan, held of the king in capite for 3 knights' fees.

Agreement. Mottisfont, priory of Austin canons. Monday next after the feast of St. Barnabas [13 June], 28 Ed. I (1300). . Agreement made between Sir Reginald de St. Martin, kt., son and heir of William de St. Martin, and Robert, son of John Walraund, with William, the prior, and convent of Motesfont, concerning a certain common of pasture in Westdune, upon a meeting of their common friends in the church of All Saints of Westdune, after a law-suit brought by the former by writ of novel disseisin, the plaintiffs releasing all their right in the said common to the priory, in return for a release of land extending from the head of a certain furlong to a brook leading from the High Wood towards Westdune.

Grant. Gunthorpe (Nottinghamshire), Lowdham (Nottinghamshire), Caythorpe (Nottinghamshire). Monday on the vigil of the Nativity of St. John, 17 Ric. II (1393). . Grant from Isabella, daughter of Thomas Clerke of Sybthorp, formerly wife of John Wymbyssh of Gunthorp, to John Colyn of Assewell, called John Wymbyssh of Loudeham, and Alice his wife a capital messuage and other lands and tenements in Gunthorp, Loudham, Cathorp, and elsewhere in the county of Notts, which she had for her life by the gift and feoffment of William, parson of the church of Netherbroughton, reserving certain conditions and an annual rent of 13s 4d. Dated at Gunthorp.

Grant. Wothorpe, Benedictine priory. Sunday next after the feast of St. James, 27 Ed. III (1353). . Indenture made between Agnes Bowes, prioress of St. Mary of Wyrthorp, of the one part, and Alan Brotherhous of Wyrthorp, of the other, witnessing that the said prioress and convent with the consent of John, rector of the church of Martynesthorp, guardian of the said prioress and house, have granted to the same Alan for his life, 1 1/2 acre of meadow in the fields of Eston and Wyrthorp. Dated at Wyrthorp.

Inquisition. Brampton (Huntingdonshire) (manor). 4 October, 22 Ed. III (1348). . Inquisition taken at Huntingdon before Guido de Seyncler, escheator of the counties of Hunts and Cambridge, 4 October, 22 Ed. III, by the oaths of John Dike and others, who say that Laurence de Hastyniges, late earl of Pembroke, held in his demesne as of fee the day he died, the manor of Brampton in the co. of Huntingdon, of the king in capite by the service of two knights' fees; and there is a ruinous chief messuage there, worth nothing, and the lands (described in full) etc., are worth in annual rents £41 19s 2 1/4d; and the said jury say the earl died the Friday on the feast of the beheading of St. John the Bapt. last past, and that John de Hastynges is his son and heir, aged one year and more.

Memorandum, papal bull, grant. Slawston (Leicestershire). Sunday next after the octave of Easter, 1257 (1257). . Memorandum to H[enry of Lexington], bp. of Lincoln, from Alexander de Ferenter, canon of St. Paul's, London, reciting a bull of pope Alexander IV, dated Lateran, iij Non. Jan., 3rd year of his pontificate (1257), for the granting to the abbey of Peterborough the appropriation of the rectory of Slawston, worth ten marks yearly, and of the annexation which has now been made on the resignation of Robert, sub-prior of Osolveston, the late rector. Dated at Slawston.

Pedigree and notes of evidences. London Charterhouse. [c. 1400?] (1400). . Pedigree and notes of evidences relating to the family of Constantyn, and their tenements, etc., in Pentecostlane, London, which tenements, by release from John Constantyn, came to the prior and convent of the Carthusians, London, from Petronilla Constantyn and her husband John Northampton.

Grant. Normanby by Owmby (Lincolnshire) (manor). [c. 1290-1300] (1300). . Grant from Sir John de Arderne, kt., to John, son of Walter Bek of Normanby and his heirs or assigns, except religious and the chief lords of the fee, his manor of Normanby near Ouneby, with all its appurtenances ; paying annually to him and his heirs 20 pounds of silver.

Grant and Quitclaim. Wath (Yorkshire, North Riding). [c. 1250] (1250). . Grant and quitclaim of Adam de Novo Mercato [Newmarket] to William of Flanders [le Fleming, "Flandrensi"] all his right in two parts of the church of Wat. [Ralph de Normanville, knt., a witness, died in 1259.]

Grant. Hessle (Yorkshire, East Riding), Tranby (Yorkshire, East Riding), Kirk Ella (Yorkshire, East Riding), Swanland (Yorkshire, East Riding). [c. 1270-1280] (1280). . Grant from Osmund de Stutevile, rector of Cotingham, to John 'nutrito meo' the whole of his land and tenement with appurtenances which he had by the gift and sale of Saer de Hesel, son of William de Sutton, kt. [see his Inquisition post mortem of 1268], in the villages and territories of Hesel, Traneby, Elvesle, and Swaneslund, with buildings, windmill, etc. [Sir Saer de Sutton, a witness, was dead in 1292].

Writ. Bordesley, Cistercian abbey. 26 November, 35 [Ed. I] (1306). . Writ from the king to the sheriff of Warwick commanding him to summon the abbot of Bordesle before the Barons of the Exchequer to show cause why he should not be charged with a prtion of the debt of £402 6s. 2d. due from the deceased Geoffrey de Benigworthe to the King. Dated at Westminster (copy).

Return. Bordesley, Cistercian abbey. Easter term, 8 Ed. I, (1280). . Return by John de Bathon' in Easter term, 8 Ed. I, that the land and tenements which the abbot of Bordesle holds in the co. of Warwick, are of the heirship of Sara, wife of Gilbert de Benigworthe, and not of the heirship of the said Gilbert and that he will not prosecute the abbot for the debt of £402 6s. 2d. due from the deceased Geoffrey de Benigworthe to the King (copy).

Inquisition. Bordesley, Cistercian abbey. Wednesday next after the feast of the Holy Trinity, 31 Ed. I (1303). . Inquisition, in pursuance of a royal writ dated 29 April 31 [Ed. I?], taken at Skeles the Wednesday next after the feast of the Holy Trinity, 31 Ed. I, at which the jury returns that the abbot of Bordesle holds nothing in the co. of Warwick of the lands and tenements which were Geoffrey de Benigworthe's (copy).

Writ. Bordesley, Cistercian abbey. 29 April, 31 [Ed. I?] (1303). . Writ from the king to the sheriff of Warwick to enquire what lands and tenements the abbot of Bordesle held which were Geoffrey de Benigworthe's, deceased. Dated at Carlethon at York (copy).

Grant. Elswick (Lancashire), Ollerton (Lancashire), Whittle-le-Woods (Lancashire), Wheelton (Lancashire), Withnell (Lancashire), Hoghton (Lancashire), Roddlesworth (Lancashire). Grant from Richard Bussell with the consent of his brothers Albert and Geoffrey, to Richard Fiton and his heirs eight carucates of land, viz. Hedkilsiwic, Clatton, Wythul, Welton, Wythinhull, Hotton, Rodelfisworth with appurtenances, doing the service for the fourth part of one knight's fee, and the service for half a fee of that land which William, son of Alan, holds of Richard Fiton.

Writ. Langton Matravers (Dorset) (manor). 8 June, 6 Ric. II (1383). . Writ from King Richard II, dated at Westminster, 8 June, 6th of his reign, to the sheriff of the counties Somerset and Dorset, commanding him to distrain John Fillol and Margaret his wife, late wife of Adam de Seydon, daughter and heir of Roger le Walssh, and Joan his wife, for all their lands and chatels in his bailiwick, and to answer for the same to the exchequer ; also to cite them before the barons of the exchequer, to answer to the king for their relief concerning one toft, with appurtenances within the manor of Langton Purbyk, held by the said Roger when he died of K. Ed. III, in capite, by knights service.

Indenture of agreement. Bordesley, Cistercian abbey. 3 June, 32 Ed. III (1358). . Indenture of agreement for settlement of debate made between the abbot and convent of Bordysley and Sir John Hubant, kt., lord of Ipesley, concerning the bounds and common of their manors of Tordebege and Ippesley (paper; translation made in the 15th century; English).

Account. Holland, county () (county), Brabant, duchy () (duchy). [temp. Ed. I] (1307). . Account for carriage and transport of money from and to various places in Holland and Brabant [with regard to the payments recorded in the account of payment of £40,000 Tournois to John, duke of Brabant, made on 22 March 33 Ed. I]

Grant. Rowney, Benedictine priory. 11 September, 36 Hen. VI (1457). . Grant from Agnes Selby, the prioress, and convent of Rowheiney, alias Rowenea, alias Reveneia, otherwise called the nunnery of St. John the Baptist of Mundene, alias Rownay, after due consideration of the insufficiency of their diminished revenues for their support, and the ruinous state of their church and house, and the sincere devotion and pious intention of John Fray, the true patron of the same, to the said John the church, house, or priory, with all and singular the manors, lands, tenements, meadows, woods, rents, reversions and services for ever. Dated in their chapter-house at Rownay. [Printed in the Monasticon then being in the Hatton Library.]

Grant. Kirkstead, Cistercian abbey. 1163, in the month of July, on St. James' day (1163). . Grant from Robert de Marmium to the church and monks of St. Mary of Kyrkestede, the whole half of the land which Adelsi, son of Bern, and Asketin, son of Od, his nephew, held of his predecessors, or of the said Robert in Ruchtuna, viz. 6 bovates of land, with all the benefits of their works, and buildings, mills, etc., and all other easements; with the wood of Torntun and paying annually to him and his heirs 30s. He grants all this with the free will of Adelsi's nephew, Robert Calf, and his brother Asketin, and and their mother Ingerida. Dated at Luda.

Court rolls. Hungarton (Leicestershire) (manor). Friday before the feast of St. Barnabas [6 June], 20 Ed. I to 21 Ed. I (1293). . Court rolls of the manor of Hungerton, commencing the Friday before the feast of St. Barnabas, 20 Ed. I and ending in 21 Ed. I.

Grant. Scrivelsby (Lincolnshire) (manor), Scrivelsby (Lincolnshire), Haltham (Lincolnshire), Roughton (Lincolnshire), Coningsby (Lincolnshire), Wilkesby (Lincolnshire). [c. 1305-1310] (1310). . Grant from Mary, who was the [second] wife of Philip Marmyon [died 1292, when daughter Joan was 8 years old], of the manor of Scrivelby with appurtenances and the advowsons of the churches of Scrivelby, Holtham, Rughton, Conesby, and Wilkesby, to Thomas de Lodelowe and Joan his wife, daughter of the said Mary, saving an annual payment of 40 for the term of her life.