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LONDON (St. Bartholomew's Priory). Copy of a very long roll made by Roger de Luda , Easter, 34 Ed. I, under John de Keinsingt[on], prior, of an extent of the lands and services of all the tenants of the priory of St. Bartholomew, London : in a handwriting temp. Hen. VII., written very clearly and ornamentally. (MS. Rolls London and Middlesex 1 is printed in E. A. Webb, The Records of St. Barholomew's, Smithfield.) Containing evidences and notes concerning the following places, viz. ; (a) The church of Little Jernemuth, with the chapel of Nortvilla annexed, Suffolk, of the gift of King Henry I. (b) The church of Gorleston, Suffolk, of the gift of King Henry I. (c) The church, rents and services of Lowistoft, co. Suffolk, of the gift of King Henry I. (d) The chapel of Wenlacston, co. Suffolk, situated in the demesne lands of Geoffrey de Wenlacston , of the gift of his ancestors. (e) The manor of Schortgrave, Essex, held of Thomas, son and heir of Andrew de Merke , by the annual service of 6d. or 2 gilt spurs. (f) A tenement at Finchinfeld, Essex, held by Robert Robichun . (g) Manor of Langeley, Essex, held of the lord Robert Fitz-Roger , by the service of 4s. 6d. annually. (h] Certain lands and tenements at Elmedon, Essex. (i) Presentation to the church of Teyden, Essex. (k) Messuages and lands at Bubbingwood, Essex. (1) The moiety of the church of Daningbyr', Essex. (m) The village and church of Bradfeld, Essex, held of sir William de Reynus in frankalmoigne. (n) Rents from tenements in Colchester, Essex. (o) Annual rents from tenements, &c., in Maldon, Essex, of the gift of Osward de Maldon , and confirmation of William, brother to King Henry. (p) Land at Welcostowe, Essex, held of sir Robert de Tony at an annual rent of 1 1/2d. at Easter, for all services. (q) The manor and church of Mentmore, co. Bucks, held of Ralph le Poer by the service of 2s. per annum. (r) Land at Hokclive, co. Beds, held by the master and brethren of the hospital of Hokclive, at an annual rent of 10s. (s) Land at Totenham, Middlesex, of the gift of Bartholomew, son of Geoffrey de Cornhull , and Gilbert, son of William de Totenham , in frankalmoigne. (t) Land at Edelinton, Middlesex, of the gift of Ralph Heyron in frankalmoigne. (u) Land in Enfield, Middlesex, of the gift of Ralph Heyron , William Quarell , William de Gyvewell , Richard de Forde , and of John, son of Astoner , in frankalmoigne. (v) The tithes of one carucate of land in Cherdington, Middlesex, of the gift of Alan Dapipere . (w) The manor of Iseldon, Middlesex, held of Edmund de Berners for 4s. annually. (x) A messuage and land held by Robert Robert in Hendon, Middlesex. (y) One virgate of land held by the master and brethren of St. Thomas of Acon, called ' Lachefeldis' in Northall, Middlesex. (z) The manor and advowson of Little Stanmer, Middlesex, held of the king in capite by the service of one knight's fee. (aa) The manor of Idestre in the village of Eggewere, Middlesex, held in frankalmoigne of the gift of Philip, formerly earl of Salisbury. (bb) Land in the village of Amwell, co. Hertford, of the fee of the abbot of Waltham, held of Philip de Hertford in frankalmoigne. (cc) Rents and tenements without the borough of Hertford of the gift of Alexander de Scherford . (dd) Rents within the borough of Hertford. (ee) Land in Gormeleg', co. Hertford, held of sir Richard de Perers in frankalmoigne. (ff] Manor of Tywynge, co. Hertford, held of John Godfrey of Tywinge in frankalmoigne. (gg) The manor of Holmes, co. Hertford, of the gift of Adam de Somery . (hh) Lands, rents, services, &c., pertaining to the gardens, cellerar, sacristan, infirmarer, refectorer, cook, and chamberlain, in the city and suburbs of London.

ST. LAURENCE, OLD JEWRY. The return of Alexander Seyvyle , William Reymund , Thomas Adam and William atte Brigg , keepers of the fraternity of St. Anne within the parish of St. Laurence in the old Jewry, London, to the court of chancery, 12 Rich. II. of the rules of the brotherhood, according to a form of proclamation made in the city of 30 January, London. St Anne's day, 41 Edw. III Marked Rawlinson "Numb. iii."

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.

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Roll of two membranes : (a) Sums of money paid out of the exchequer to John Hawkins, esq., treasurer for the Queen for sea services, from the last day of December, 1578, to the last day of December, 1579, amounting to £8124 1s. 6d. (b) An account of £8104 l0s. paid out of the exchequer to sir Marmaduke Darrell and sir Thomas Bludder , kts., for the victualling of the Navy, for one year, 1 Jan., to last Dec., 1611, 8-9 James I.; signed by W. Bingley .

ST. STEPHEN'S, COLEMAN STREET. Roll indented, dated last day of July, 36 Hen. VIII, by which sir Edward North, kt., chancellor of the court of augmentations , acknowledges to have received of sir Richard Riche, kt., by the hands of Walter Farre , certain books of particulars of land sold to divers persons therein mentioned.

ALDERSGATE WARD Without. An assessment upon the said ward according to an act of parliament for a grant to their majesties of an aid of 12d. in the pound for one year. Signed by ' Thos. Pilkington, mayor,' and others, 30 Nov. 1689.

CRIPPLEGATE WARD Without. A roll of 8 membranes, being an assessment for the above ward in the precincts of Red and White Cross Streets for 3 months after the rate of £143 14s. 6d. per month from 25 Dec., 1691; signed by the commissioners for the tax, no. Rawlinson, Will. Russell and Tho. Walls . 9 April 1692.

ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH. A roll of two membranes, being a rate for the maintenance of the poor within the parish of St. Swithin's, London, from Easter, 1715, to 1716, at the rate of 6d. in the pound.

\ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH/ . An assessment for the relief of the poor, made 1717 for one year to Easter, 1718, at 12 in the pound; with the warrant for collecting the same.

\ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH/ . Two membranes containing duplicate copies of the assessment for the relief of the poor within for one year from Easter, 1725, to Easter, 1726, at 12d. in the pound with the warrant for collecting the same.

\ST. SWITHIN'S PARISH/ . An assessment in duplicate for the relief of the poor from Easter, 1731, to Easter, 1732, at 18d. in the pound with the warrant.

⟨All Hallows⟩ . Inventory of goods of John Bowyer , late of the parish of Allhallows in the wall, London, deceased, appraised at £56 9. 8d. Taken 20 May, 1685.

Inventory of the goods and chattels of Mrs. Margaret Chafin, widow, deceased, taken 14 April, 1632(?). Appraised at £56 9. 8d.

⟨St Katherine by the Tower⟩ . Inventory of the goods of John Yong alias Norroy, sergeant at arms, deceased, taken 1516, 16 May, 8 Hen. VIII. Appraised at £14 6. 6.; with account of funeral expences etc. amounting to £8. 14.

⟨All Hallows⟩ . Inventory of the goods and chattels of William Bowyer, senior, late of Allhallows in the Wall, joyner, taken Jan. 15, 1666, appraised at 1368 3.10. .

Roll of decrees in chancery, (21 ft. 3 in. long): Abraham Annesley and Margaret his wife, one of the daughters of Richard Giles , vs. Anne Gyles , 21 July, 1729, and Anne Payne , sister of Will. Payne of the parish of St. John, Thanet v. Stratton , 23 July, 1726.

Decree in 4 membranes of the high court of chancery made in a cause of John Aynsley , against Shaftoe Vaughan and Margaret Yaughan , 1731, respecting the manor of South Middleton and 23 Feb. East Shaftoe, Northumberland.

Tabular statement of moneys expended from May 11 to Dec. 21, at the workhouse and various wards of London, upon apprentice fees, alms, charity school, &tc. [in connection with Bridewell and Bethlehem Hospitals]. [c. 1720?] .

SOUTH MIMMES MANOR. Rental of sir Roger Lewkenor, kt., lord of the above manor, 13 Hen. VII.