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Alice, formerly wife of John the clerk of Great Toyntone , quit-claims to Ralph Ware (Wariner) of Toyntone all her right, by the name of dowry, in houses, lands, &c., in Toyntone. Dated at Toyntone the day of the Annunciation B.V.M., 9 Ed. II.

TEDILBY (Tealby). Letters patent of K. James I granting to Edward Southe, gent., an annuity of 20s. from the manor of Tedilby alias Bayons, together with the custody of the lands and heirship of Gabriel Talbott , son of Brian Talbott , deceased. Dated at Westminster, 12 Feb., 5 Jas. I.

TOINTON. John, son of William the clerk of Toynton , quitclaims to John de Staverton all right to 4 1/2d. annual rent for 2 acres of land lying in the field called 'le Worse.' Dated at Toynton the Tuesday before the feast of B. M. in March [of the Annunciation B.V.M.], 28 Ed. I.

WILLINGHAM. Writ of Queen Elizabeth to the sheriff of Lincoln commanding him to distrain Thomas Compton for the manor of Willingham, and of divers messuages, &c. in Potter Hauworth, Hadington, Thorpe, More, and Wilby, held of the Queen as of her duchy of Lancaster by kts. service, and for which Ambrose Sutton made fealty 17 Nov., 5 Ed. VI, and to show by what title he holds the same. Dated at Westminster, 16 May, 22 Eliz.

INGELBY, &c. Thomas Spenser of Somercotes , William Mailore of York , John Craven of York , and Robert Luflese, vicar of Bukmynstyre , quit-claim to John Talbot, earl of Shrewsbury, and Thomas de Dacre , all their right in the villages of Salfletby and Somercotes, the church of Basyngham, with the free chapel of Ingelby. Dated at Ingelby, 3 April, 27 Hen. VI.

LINCOLN. Presentation of James Brooke, clerke, to the prebend of South Scarle in the church of St. Mary, Lincoln, vacant by the cession of Hamlet Marshall . [Mutilated.] (c. 1630)

Confirmation of Magna Carta by King Henry III. Dated at Westminster 11 February, 9th of his reign (1225).

Bond for £300, given by John Dadley, citizen and skinner of London , to William Leman, citizen and fishmonger of the same, to secure the payment of £180. Dated 8 August, 1627.

An appeal of the lady Anne Bourchier, Marchioness of Northampton, wife of William Parr , to King Edward the VI, in a cause of divorce. Dated 25 August, 1 Ed. VI.

Letters patent of King Henry VI to John Hampton , esq., granting him a pardon and release from debts, actions, <fec. Dated at Westminster Dec., 30 Hen. VI.

Richard Metford, bishop of Salisbury , and others, quit-claim to Robert Mildenhale and John Glee , citizens of London, all right in an inn called 'Le Reall' in London. Dated at London 31 March, 5 Hen. IV.

Letters patent of King Henry IV, granting a pardon to Edward, son of Elming Leget , for a fine of £10, payable in the court of the honor of Clare, for divers alienations of certain lands which were William Lofham 's, held of the said honor, which honor by reason of the minority of Edmund, son and heir of Roger Mortimer, late Earl of March , were in the King's hands. Dated at Westminster 5 Nov., 1 Hen. IV.

The account of master Thomas Bekyngton, secretary of the King, and one of the ambassadors to France on a treaty of peace, under the privy seal. Dated 10 Dec., 18 Hen. VI.

Memorandum from a roll No. 28, Hillary Term, 36 [Hen. VI], of a suit for debt between Sir John Fastolf and Thomas Danyell, esq., debt and costs £51.

Power of attorney of Cecilia Mildenhale, widow, late wife of Robert Mildenhale , granted to Thomas Croke , to receive seisen of the inn called 'Le Reall,' in London. Dated 5 Feb., 17 Ed. IV.

Mandate from King Henry the VIII (not signed), addressed to master Thomas Haniball, master of the Rolls, to make void a certain bond or recognizance bearing date 27 January, 23 Hen. VII, for the payment to King Henry the VII and his heirs £40, by certain instalments entered into by Thomas Hopton of Armeley, co. York, esq., Thomas Legh, of Middelton, esq., and John Wynslowe of Dychaunt, co. Northumberland, esq. Dated February, 15 Hen. VIII.

Writ of King Henry VIII summoning Sir George Hastings of Hastings, kt., to the parliament to be held at London 3rd November, 2ist of his reign. Dated at Westminster 9 August, 21 of his reign.

Commission from cardinal Pole to William Sparkman , dated Brussels, 1554, granting him authority to receive into the church those who had been guilty of heresies, &c., in England. [Autograph of cardinal Pole.] .

Bond entered into by Robert Edgore of London, mercer, in a sum of £5, with John Southwell for the keeping of covenants contained in a pair of indentures bearing date 3 June, 29 Hen. VIII.

Memorandum that Willyam Johnson in performance of a certain decree between himself, Alice his wife, daughter and heir of Thomas Cherell , deceased, and the heirs of Richard Tubbe , paid in open court before the council to John Warcopp of Alysford , to the use of John Savage being within age, and to Mathew Warwyk, carpenter to the use of William Savage also being within age, and to Raufe Lawrence , Rychard Lawrence , John Harryes , and Johan his wife, certain sums of money. Dated the morrow after the feast of All Souls, 37 Hen. VIII. Signed by bishop Nicholas Heath and sir Nicholas Hare .

A warrant from Queen Mary to the keeper of the wardrobe for payment of certain sums of money for apparel, &c. Dated 10 April, 1 and 2 of Ph. and Mary. [Signed by the Queen.] .

A warrant from Queen Mary to sir Edward Waldegrave, knight, master of the great guarderobe, for payment of the apparel of the Queen for half a year, ended at Michaelmas. Dated 1 Oct., 2 and 3 of the reign of Ph. and Mary. [Signed by the Queen.] .

Letters patent, being a commission from Q. Elizabeth to sir Nicholas Bacon, kt., and others, commanding them to carry out the provisions of an act of parliament made 25th January last, concerning the collection of a subsidy then granted. Dated at Westminster 27th Nov., 2 Elizabeth.

Letters patent, dated at Westminster 15 January, 1 Eliz., being a special pardon granted to John Stepkyn, late of Thavis Inne, in the parish of St. Andrew in Holborn, gent. .

⟨LONDON⟩ . Petition to Queen Elizabeth from George Puttenham , asking that the half of lands that he shall discover as concealed lands, may be granted to him in payment of £1000 paid to the use of her Majesty.