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Bond given by the warden and fellows of [New] College to abbot and convent of Oseney for fulfilment of conditions of a lease of a piece of land adjoining Vine hall in Oxford, belonging to the said abbot and convent, for 99 years, at an annual rent of 4s. to New College. [Mutilated.] Dated 6 Aug., 17 Hen. VIII.

Lease by Ch. Ch. to John Vawse, yeoman, for his good service, of a garden and tenement in the parish of S. Aldate’s, abutting on the High Street on the West, the house sometimes called Peckwater’s House on the East, New Lane on the North, and a Ch. Ch. tenement, held by Richard Beverley , on the South, in the same way that Robert Brassegrydell (Bracegirdle) now holds it, on the expiry of a lease made to Robert Beuboive . For 31 years. Rent: 13/4. 15 Jan. ⟨1555.⟩

Lease to John Laus M.A., of their tenement and garden in St. Aldate’s, abutting on the High Street on the West, the Ch. Ch. timber yard on the East, a tenement lately occupied by Thomas Smyth, baker, on the South, and the new lane on the North. For 40 years. Rent: 13/4. 22 Dec. ⟨1587.⟩

Oxford, St. Mary's parish. Oseney leases to John Ince a garden behind the Schools of Arts. May 2, 1539.

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.

The account of Thomas Ryley and John Spenser , guardians of St. Mary's church, Oxford, 18 Aug. 3 and 4 Philip and Mary (1556) "de thesauro et diversis vasis tam argenteis quam aureis [etc.]".

Translation, made temp. Hen. VIII, of the award of John [Bokyngham] the bishop of Lincoln for settling the differences between the abbot and convent of Oseney and the city of Oxford, touching the extent of their franchises in the isle of Oseney. Dated at London, 22 Feb., 50 Ed. III.