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| Langharum | Gower in Wallia, 39. |
| Peneden | |
| Logh harum | |
| Swenesey, | |
| Oystermuth |
| Boxley | |
| Bordeni | 38. |
| Bradgare | 27. |
| Ibidem, | 36. |
| Neythwood, |
| Innerholmebrig | 23. |
| Vtterholmebrig | |
| Rencebrig. |
| Parco lude. | 43. |
| Calcetū. ibidem, |
| Barton, | 20. |
| Bynedich, | |
| Bucton cum alijs. |
| Thornewaythe | 25 |
| Twyford bridge pro thorough tole ibid. West∣stratford. |
| Babinton, | 31. |
| Brech ibidem, |
| Kingeston iuxta | 16 |
| Modeford Terry |
| Didling, | 20. |
| Durington, | |
| Drayton iuxta | 29. |
| Middleton, |
IN the third Chest, are contayned, Pla∣citam coram Domino Rege tempore Regis Edward. 1. which are abbreuiated into a booke couered with red Leather, written in Parchment, Intituled (O∣missa.)
In the fourth and fifth Chest, are contained, Placita de Banco, and in the said fifth Chest, Pedes Finium tempore Regis EDVVARD the first.
In the sixth Chest, are contained, Placitam coram Domino Rege tempore Regis Edward. 2. abbreuiated into a Booke couered with Velam.
In the seuenth and eight Chests, are contained, Placita de Banco tempore Re∣gis, Edward the second.
In the ninth and tenth chests, are contayned, Placita coram Domino Rege, Edward the third, abbreuiated into three bookes couered with Velam.
In the 11. 12. 13, 14, 15, & 16. chests, are contayned, Placita de Banco tempore Regis, Edward the third, abbreuiated in∣to a booke couered with Velam.
In the seuenteenth chest, are contay∣ned,
Placita Coram Domino Rege, Richardo 2. and diuided into a Chest in the lower ranke, for the more ready fin∣ding, and abbreuiated into a Booke couered with Velam.
In the eighteene, nineteene, twenty, and twenty one Chests, are contayned, Placita de Banco tempore Richard. 2. ab∣breuiated into a booke couered with Velam.
In the twenty two chest, are contay∣ned, Placita coram Domino Rege tempo∣re Henr. 4. abbreuiated into abooke couered with Velam.
In the twenty three chest, are contai∣ned,
Placitam coram Domino Rege tempore Regis, Hen. 5. abbreuiated into a booke couered with Velam.
In the twenty fourth Chest, are con∣tained, Pedes Finium tempore Regis Hen. 6. abbreuiated into a Booke couered with Velam.
In the twenty fifth Chest, are con∣tayned Pedes Finium tempore Regis Hen. 7. abbreuiated into a Booke couered with Velam.
In the twenty sixth Chest, are con∣tayned, Pedes Finium tempore Regis, Edw. 2. abbreuiated into a booke couered with Velam.
In the twenty seuenth chest, are contained, Pedes Finium tempore Regis Edward. 3. abbreuiated into a booke couered with velam.
In the 28. Chest, are contayned Pe∣des Finium de temporibus Regum Richard. 2. Henry the fourth, and Henry the fifth, abbreuiated into a Booke couered with Velam.
IN one Chest vnder the Chest of Fines before mentioned, are contayned Pe∣des
Finium, in diuers Kings times, de quibus quaere, Scil: de temporibus Edward the third, Henry the third, Richard the first, Richard the second, Edward the first, Edward the fourth, and part of Richard the third, abbreuiated into a Booke couered with Velam.
Item, there are Chests in the same Treasury, wherein are contayned cer∣taine Writs of Henry the fourth, Henry the fifth, and Henry the sixth: both in the Kings Bench, and Common-Pleas.
Item, at the comming in of the same Treasury, are sundry Chests, with Writs of EDVVARD the seconds, and EDVVARD the thirds time.
In summe, the Records there may be mentioned more short, in this manner: viz. Fines de temporibus Richard the first, Regis Iohannes, Henry the third, Ed∣ward
the first, Edward the second, Ed∣ward the third, Richard the second, Hen∣ry the fourth, Henry the fifth, Henry the sixth, Edward the fourth, Edward the fifth, Richard the third, and Henry the seauenth.
Placita coram Domino Rege temporibus Richard the first, King Iohn, Henry the third, Edward the first, Edward the second, Edward the third, Richard the second, Henry the fourth, and Henry the fifth.
Placita coram Domino Rege de banco, temporibus Richard the first, King Iohn, Henry the third, Edward the first, Edward the third, and Richard the second.
Placita coram Iusticiar. itinerantibus temporibus Richard the first, Iohn, and Henry the third.
IN the Chest next the doore on the right hand, are contayned: First, a League betweene Henry the eight, and Francis King of France, the Seale being in Gold worth a hundred pound at least.
Item, an other betweene the King of England, and the King of Castile, sealed with a golden Seale.
Item, Pope Clements Bull for the title
of Defensor Fidei, giuen to HENRY the eighth, sealed with a golden Seale.
Item, Henry the seuenths Will.
Item, Henry the eights Will, with the exemplification of that, in a box sealed.
Item, a bag of Cordouer, sealed with a seale of Priuy Councellers, and it is not to be opened, but by the Prince and those of the priuie Councell, wherein are secret matters.
Item, Assayes of Gold and Siluer, and Indentures of Mynt matters, of King Henry the eights time, Queene ELIZABETHS, and King IAMES.
Item, a very faire booke couered with Veluet, imbossed with siluer gilt, touching the Foundation of Westminster Chapple by HENRY the Seauenth, put into a boxe lined with crimson silke quilted.
Item, sundry old Seales of Customes, &c.
In the next Chest to that on the left hand, are contained sundry Bookes couered with blew veluet, very faire imbossed, and sundry of them inden∣ted, touching an agreement made be∣twixt Henry the seauenth, and Islep then Abbot of Westminster, concerning Masses, Obsequies. Dirgies and such like, for Priests, Monkes, Fryars, both the Vniuersities, for the Soule of Hen∣ry the seauenth, and annuall pensions giuen to them for euer for doing thereof.
Item, a box, wherein are instruments of diuers Byshops, and the Vniuersity of Cambridge, acknowledging King Henry the eights Supremacie.
In two great wooden chests on the left hand, are contayned Leagues and
Treaties betwixt England and Scot∣land, put into boxes, and Kalendred into a booke.
In a ranke of Presses next the South-Eastside, are contayned the bagge of matters, touching the diuorce of Henry the eighth from Queene Katherine.
Item, a booke beeing a Letter from Cardinall Poole to King HENRY the eight, and another to the Councell.
Item, some matters touching Ire∣land.
Item, sundry broad Seales, and pri∣uie Seales, cancelled for the Loane of money.
In a Chest there, And in sundry Presses and Drawers, are contayned sundry priuy Seales, cancelled for the Loane of money, in a great Canuasse bagge.
In two Chests vnder the Window, there are contained fifteene Buckram bags, and two great Boxes, wherein are the Leagues betwixt the Kings of England, and sundry other Nations, which are abbreuiated and Kalendred in this booke, as followeth.