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Edward Story, clerk, warden, and the scholars of the college of St. Michael, Cambridge, grant to master Thomas Bolayn, clerk, warden and scholars of Gunwilhalle, a certain messuage or inn called 'Seynt Margaretishostell,' in Cambridge, in the parish of St. Michaell. Dated at Cambridge, 10 March, 7 Ed. IV.

Thomas Bolayn, clerk, warden of the college of St. Mary called Gunwillhalle, and the fellows of the same, constitute John Carter, clerk, their attorney to receive and take possession and seisin of a messuage called 'Seynt Margaretishostell'. Dated 10 March, 7 Ed. IV.

CHIEVELEY. Sir Walter Mauntell, kt., Edmund Rede, kt., and others, demise and confirm to Thomas Peyton, esq., and others, their manor of Cheuele with the advowson of the church in the co. of Cambridge. Dated at Cheuele, 19 Nov., 6 Ed. IV.

Thomas Passhe, clerk, and Roger Misterton , demise to John Ward, chaplain, vicar of Caxton , one messuage with a garden and 9 acres of land in the fields of Caxton. Dated 3 Jan., 3 Ed. IV.

ISELHAM. Public notarial instrument by Robert Bredon, clerk, witnessing the record by Simon Burgoyne, LLD., official of the bishop of Rochester, of the gift by Thomas Peyton, esq., to the village of Iselham, Rochester diocese, of a small bell called 'Gabriell,' to be used as a passing bell, with directions for its use under the churchwardens. Dated in the church of Iselham, 12 Dec., 1471.

WYKEN. Thomas Cotton, of Landwade, esq., son and heir of William Cotton, esq., grants to Robert Byrde, of Wyken , and others, two acres of land lying in the village of Wyken, and appointing William Michell, of Ixnyng , his attorney, to give seisin of the same. Dated at Wyken, 10 May, 12 Ed. IV.

HATTON near DERESBURY. John Hatton , Stephen Sompnor of Leigh near Acton Brygge , and Hugh Colstanehok, clerk, grant to Peter Hatton of Hatton their capital messuage in Hatton near Deresbury with all other messuages &c. in the village and territory of Hatton, to hold the same to him for his life with remainder to his sons. Also they appoint Henry Grymesdych near Norcoot and Thomas Hatton of Crooton to give seisin of the same. Dated at Hatton, 9 Dec., 2 Hen. VII.

WIBBUNBURY. The master of the fraternity of the chapel and hospital of St. Cross and St. George of Wibbymbury grants to John Fenton and Agnes his wife participation in all the masses celebrated in the said chapel and all other works of charity in life and in death. Dated at Wibbymbury, 4 July, 1464.

CHESTER (Abbey of St. Werburgh's). Confirmation by King Henry V of the donations, concessions, liberties and muniments belonging to the abbey of St. Werburgh, Chester. Dated at Winchester, 19 April, 2nd of his reign. Richard de Cleymundestowe - notary. [Mutilated.] .