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WHITE FRIARS, FLEET STREET. Rules of a companye of a light of on taper in the qweere of the White Freres in Flete Stret, of the company of currliours, wheroften maisters Geffrei Tolyndone and Robert Stor . [marked by Rawlinson "Numb. ii."]. Founded 41 Ed. III. .

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Roll of two membranes : (a) Return of the ordinances of the guild of St. Stephen of Colman Street, London, made in the year of our Lord, 1369. [Marked by Rawlinson "Numb. i."] (b) Return of ordinances of a fraternity in the church of St. Stephen, Colman Street, London, in honour of our Lord and of the Assumption B.V.M., for maintaining before the image of our Lady a candle of 31 lb. weight of wax, founded in the feast of St. John ante port. Lat., 7 May 1369; of which the masters at present are William Glovere and Esteple Barone. [Marked by Rawlinson "Numb. iv."] .

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Customs of the offerings in London, from every householder on Sundays and double feasts, according to a constitution made by Roger Niger, bishop of London, with the confirmation of Thomas [Arundel], archbishop of Canterbury at his visitation, dated at Lambeth, 6 August, 1397.

PLUMSTEAD and WITTON. Account of John Cooke, bailiff of the manors of Little Plumstead and Whitton , from Michaelmas, 7 Q. Eliz., to Mich. 8 Eliz. .

KIDLINGTON, HAMPTON, KENSINGTON, and SHIPTON. Rental of lands in the above villages. [Temp. Edw. III.] "Yis is ye rental to ye abbodes manere of Oseneye at Cudelintone, etc.."

A rental of all the rent ffermes and anewytes payable ffor the meassuages, lands [etc.] belonginge to the common profits of the town at Bury St Edmunds (Bury St. Edmund), made 4 Feb., 5 James I, A.D. 1607.

Roll of 5 membranes, being The account of [blank] Reeve , from Michaelmas, 18 James I, to Michaelmas 19th, for Pickering, Esingwould and Auby.

SKYRAKE, (Wapentake of). Subsidy roll, dated 12th February, 37 Hen. VIII, between sir William Vavesoure, knt., John Gascoyne and William Skrymsher, esqs. the commissioners, and Henry Arthyns esq., the high collector for the wapentake of Skyrak, being the first subsidy granted by act of Parliament in the 37th of his reign. (4 membranes.) .

Subsidy roll, dated 11 March, 7 James I, between sir Thomas Fairfax and sir Henry Groodrick , kts., commissioners appointed for the wapentake of Skyracke, collecting the second payment of the third subsidy granted in the 3 James I, of one part, and Gilbert Kirke of Cowkricke, high collector, of the other part. (2 membranes.) .

Part of a roll, with heading and side cut away, of the expenses of the chamberlains for the city of York. 15 Jan. 1533-14 January 1534, .