The survey of London containing the original, increase, modern estate and government of that city, methodically set down : with a memorial of those famouser acts of charity, which for publick and pious vses have been bestowed by many worshipfull citizens and benefactors : as also all the ancient and modern monuments erected in the churches, not only of those two famous cities, London and Westminster, but (now newly added) four miles compass / begun first by the pains and industry of John Stow, in the year 1598 ; afterwards inlarged by the care and diligence of A.M. in the year 1618 ; and now compleatly finished by the study & labour of A.M., H.D. and others, this present year 1633 ; whereunto, besides many additions (as appears by the contents) are annexed divers alphabetical tables, especially two, the first, an index of things, the second, a concordance of names.

The Copy of the Bull for the Offerings to the Curates of the Parishes of the City of LONDON in Latine and English, and of the composition of the same. Chap. LXXXVI.

NIcholaus Episcopus servus servo∣rum Dei ad perpetuam rei memo∣riam, &c.

The Copy of the Bull of Pope Nicholas for the same matter.

OVr holy fader pope Nico∣las, for perpetuall memo∣ri wylleth to sequester & avoyed all doughtis, by the whiche stryues dys∣cordes and grete loffys that is feryd to happen to Curatis and their Perys∣shens, lest that if it be not remedyid, grete hurt might happen bothe to the curatis and perysshens, as well in things temporall as spyrituall. So it is that now of late, after that the right honou∣rable Thomas Archibishop of Canter∣bury, had shewed that he had found as he Rode in his visitation, that one Ro∣ger, byishop of London, had made a constytucyon upon offryngis on hooly dayes and solemp and doble festis, and namely of the appl'es whoos vygyls ben fasted by the inhabitants of houses, hostryes, and shops howsoever they be occupyed within the cite of london: that is to say, that all inhabitants and e∣very of them, occupyenge the sayd hou∣ses, hostryes, or shoppis, and pay for the yerly rent of them ten s. shall offer a q And yf his rente be twenty s. ob. and so upward as it hath ben used to bee payd by the sayd peryshes tyme out of mynde of man. And that the same constytucyon was good and laufull, it appereth by that, that divers of the pre∣decessours of Archbisshops of Canter∣bury; by theyr Letters patents, hath it confirmed and approuyd, and whan some evyll dysposed of the perysshens wolde labour and study to construe this constytucyon to other sensys than it was made for: They made explanaci∣ons of the same, and ordained that the Mayre and Aldyrmen of the said Cite, and all the inhabytants that wolde bee rebell therto, sholde stonde a cursyd by the same dede, and many other things than expressed, ordayned our holy fa∣der and predecessour Innocentius vii. ratefyenge and confermynge the let∣ters of the said Thomas Archbysshop, addinge and amendynge defaultys if ony were, as more plainely apperyth by the lytters of the foresaide Innocent, wherin be contayned the lytters of the forsaid Thomas. And after as it hath been shewed vs of diuers credible per∣sones that thought the Mayre, Sherefs, Aldyrmen, the Citezens, and the inha∣bytantes aforesaid, of the more part of them, after the olde and laudable cu∣stume in their offryngys on Sondayes and other folempne and double festys of the Appostles, namely whose euyns be fastyd yet within foure yeres or there aboute, Diuers hauyng litell regard to the well of their soules, and vnkinde to their moder the holy Chyrche, coue∣tinge be litell and litell to minishe and

take away the foresayd offryngys: (The which yf they were deuoute, they sholde encrease and freely giue) refuse to offyre but onely on Sondayes and on the solempne festys of the Appostles, whoos Euens been fastyd.

And as for other solempne dayes, whiche be many; they sayd that it was not expressed in the lytters of Roger Bysshop, nor in they said constitucyon, that they ought to offyre on them: no∣ther in the lytters of Innocent, nor Tho∣mas Bysshop, there was no parsight sense; wherefore they thought the were but voyde.

And also where we vnderstonde that iii. sentensys have been giuen agaynst one Robert Wryght, that is to say, one in this partyes, & in the court of Rome; for as moche as refused to offer ac∣cordinge to the rate as aforesaid; as on Sondayes, festis of the Appostles, whos vygyls ben fastyd: but as for thes thre Natiuities, of Saint Stephen, Saint Iohan, and in the Innocentis, he vrter∣ly refused, and as many dayes in Ester, and in many dayes in Witsontide, and the Circumcision, Epiphanye, and As∣cencion of our Lorde, and Corpus Christy, and foure vygyles of our La∣dy, Philip and Iacob, and the transla∣cion of Saint Edmonde.

And for as moche as it were pain∣full to all Curatys, if they sholde sue for euery particular cause, if their pa∣risshens wolde bee frowarde. And for as much as we understonde that our welbelouyd Herry King of England, wolde that all stryfs and dewte touch∣inge the said offryngys sholde be auoy∣ded. We will, and by our poure Ap∣postolick conforme the lytters of the foresaide Innocent predecessour, and Thomas Archbishop, contayninge the constiucyon of the said Robert to bee observed and kepte for euer.

And ouer that by this presentys, We will and ordaine that all inhabi∣tantys houses, hostryes, shoppys; foure yeres paste, and that aftyr this shall in∣habit, paye their offryngys according to the rate aforesaid in the thre Nati∣uites of Saint Stephen, Saint Iohan, and the Innocentis, and as many daies in Ester and Witsontide, Circumci∣sion, Epiphanye, and Ascencion of our Lorde, Corpus Christi, foure of our Lady, and Philip and Iacob, and euery dedicacion daye, and euery Sonday, and the festys of the Appostles whoos vygyls ben fasyd, and other double and solempne festys.

And more plainely apperyth in the lytters of Innocent and Thomas arch∣bisshops aforesaide, and in all dayes they have vsed to offere foure yeres passe to the parishe Chyrche. Within the bondys whereof the foresaid hou∣ses, hostrys or shoppes ben sette vpon the paine of excommunicacion, con∣tained in the lytters of the said archbis∣shop, and of the which the shall not be asso••••d, out if hee satyfie the said of∣frings, or elles friendly agree with his Curat, but if it be in the point of dethe. So that if it hapned him to live, or his eyers make dew satisfaction. And also we giue power to the Ordinarijs of the said Chyrches where such offryngys be not paid, that the may without cita∣cion summarily enquere of the said offryngys; and if the finde that be vn∣paide, to accurse the offenders, and them to punish according to this ordi∣nance; ony maner Bulle graunted wri∣ting generall or speciall; now knowen or herafter to bee knowen; not with standinge.

The Letters of Innocent Bishop.

THerfore for the parte, the Cu∣ratys of the cite of London, a peticion was made to vs, that a constituction the which was made by one Roger Bisshop of London, for the well both of the parisshens and the Curatys, the whiche was vsed the time out of minde, yet some vsed to constrew the said constitucion otherwise than it ought to be after their forward mind, and the which constitucion the saide Thomas Archbisshop of Canterbury, and in ony his predcessours hath ap∣proued and confirmed, that the same constitucion by vs sholde be confirmed. I inclined by their peticion, conferme all the said constitucion by the autorite appostolik; and fulfille all defautis, if

ony by the tenor of the said letters fol∣loweth.

Thomas Archbishop of Canter∣bury, Primate of England, to the Mayer, Sheriffes, Aldermen, and Citizens of London, greetings.

ALmighty God to whom belon∣geth therto and all that is ther∣in, commaundithe that tenthis sholde be giuen him, and wolde be ho∣noured spiritually with offrings; and therfore the reuernde fader, Roger Nyger, late Bisshop of London, made a constitucion, as we finde in our vista∣cion, upon offring on Sondaies and so∣lempne and doubly festis, and nambly of the Appostils, whoes vigils ben fa∣stid, by the inhabitantis of houses, ho∣stries, and Shoppis within the Cite of London: that is to say, that all and euery inhabitantes houses, hostries or Shoppes; for an house, hostrie, or shoppes, whoos pension is x. s. by yere, a ferthing: and so forth, if it assende to xl. s. a peny. Some yet hauing littell regarde to their soules, construed that if the said pension neuer so moch ex∣cedid xl. s. that hee shall pay but one peny. We therfore willing that all al∣teracion as touching that sholde be re∣moued, will by the autorite of this let∣ters, that if the said pension excede xl. s. by x. s. that he shall pay one pe∣ny ferthing, and for euery x. s. a sten∣ding q̄t{er}. and for as moche as we will not hereafter onely forward exposicion of this confirmation to be had, we will that all the that hereafter will not obey and follow this our exposicion, stonde acursed by the gret sentence by the same dede, and for as moche as no man shall excuse himselfe by cause of ingno∣runce, wee will and ordaine that all Curatis within the said Cite iiij. times in the yere in the Masse time, publisshe and expowne: and moreouer, wee or∣daine and giue power to all Persones and Vicars of the said Cite, to cite all the offenders of the said constitucion to apere before vs or our officiall, that there to obbey the law as reson will, to the whiche officiall by this presentis we giue our power, in witnesse wherof, &c. Let no man therfore offende this ordi∣naunce, for if he doe it, he shall ronne in the indignacion of God and his holy Appostolis, Peter and Powle. Giuen at Rome at Saint Peters, the xvj. kalendas of May. Maister William Freston offi∣ciall to the Deane of Powles, after that he had by grete deliberacion examined a cause of witholding of thentis. By me Robert Wright, of the parisshe of Saint Edmond in Lumberstret in the so∣lempne and double festis, and the festis of Saint Stheuen, Iohn, and Innocents, after Christmes, Circumcision, Epipha∣nie of our Lord, iij. holy daies in Estir∣weke, iij. holy daies in Witsoweke, Corpus Christi, ascencion of our Lord, Phelip and Iacob, and v. sestis of our Lady, and every dedicacion day by his sentence condempned the said Robert Wright, the which appealed to Rome, where the same sentence in all thing was affirmed by one William of Fun∣dera, Bisshop of Olern, and Commis∣sary to the Pope; saue that hee sholde haue said in three festis of our Lady and not in fiue, and therin the sentence was reuersed, and for that cause the said Robert was not condempned in the ex∣pensis. And after the same Robert ap∣pellyde to the Pope himselfe, the which affirmed in euery thing the sentence of the said William de Fundera, and con∣dempned the defendant in expencis in the last apppelle.

The composition of all Offrings within the City of London, and Suburbs of the same.

FIrst, that every persone dweller and inhabitant in ony houses in London, or suburbis of the same, hired and occupied as for the full rente and pension of x. s. yerely, shall offer to God and to the Chyrche, in whoos parisshe suche place standeth, one q euery day in the festis that following, that is to say, in euery Sonday in the yere, Christmas day, Circumcision, E∣phiphanie, Purificacion of our Lady, Mathei Appostle, Annunciacion of our Lady, the Assencion of our Lorde, Cor∣pus Christi, Saint Mathewe Appostle,

Simon and Iude, Alhalowen, Andrew Appostle, Concepcion of our Lady, Thomas Appostle, Iohn Baptist, Pe∣ter and Powle, Iames Appostle, Bartilmew Appostle, Assumpcion and Natiuity of our Lady, Dedication day, whiche from the day forward shall be through all London, and for the paris Chirches in London that be halowid the iij. day of Octobre, also one day of the principall festis of the Patron of e∣uery Chirch through London, the sub∣urbis of the same, yerely without con∣tradiction, and if such inhabited houses be leten for xx. s. ob. and if for xxx. s. ob. q. and if for xl. s. i. d. and if for l. s. i. d. q. and so euery assending and dis∣sending by x. s. into what summe that euer it bee, shall alwaie offer ferthing after the rate of x. s. in the festis aboue∣said; and if such dwellings, occupied and inhabited houses be not leten, but perauenter that owner that dwelle ther∣in, or frely let, or otherwise occupied as for a dwellingis, that than the of∣fringis shalbe as it was leten before, or else after a common value; and dowt thereof, that rent to be extemyd by the Chirch wardeins for the time being; and if a man dwell and inhabite diuers places & houses within the said Cite, in one or diuers parisshes, he than shall af∣ter the rate & daies aforesaid, offer eue∣ry house to the Chirch in whoos paris the stonde, prouided alway that when ii. of the festis aforesaid fall vpon one day, than the offring shalbe for one day.

Item, where ony dwelled in the said Cite, inhabited or occupied a dwel∣ling place an howse, vnder the price, rent, or pension of vj. s. viij. d. that than he shalbe bound to offer iiij. daies in the yere, in the iiij. principall festis of the Chirch there as he is parishen, of and if such pension or rente extende to the full summe of vj. s. viij. d. or aboue, and not fully to the summe of x. s. that than them inhabitant for euery s. shall pay to the Chirch j. d. ob. onis in the yere. Prouided alway that if the said dweller come before his Curate, and say vpon his faith and trouthe, that he may not pay his said money according to the ordinaunce aforesaid beneth x. s. that then the said Curate shall holden him content with such as he will giue him, aught or naught, and the dweller thereupon shall be quite. Also and the pension of rent of such inhabitant hou∣ses, extend aboue the summe of x. s. and not fully to the summe of xxx. s. and so to any summe being betweene x. and x. than the Inhabitant shall pay ones a yere to the Curate for euery s. of the said summe being betweene x. and x. j. d. ob. yerely.

Item, where as a dwelling house is hired of gret, and after leten out by par∣ties to sondry folkes, that than the hirer in grete, if that he dwelle in the prin∣cipall parte of the same house, shall of∣fer to God and to the Chirch in the daies aforsaid, for the rent of all the holy rent, if the said house bee inha∣bited and occupied, as dwelling pla∣ces, and ellis after the rule that follow∣eth: and if the said hirer in gret dwelle not in ony parte therof, but lete it out againe, that then hee that dwel∣leth in the principall parte shall offer all, and the remenunt iiij. d. by yere.

Item, all tho in the said Cite or sub∣urbis, or that occupied houses not in∣habited, as Shoppis, Celars, Shad∣dis, Ware houses, Stables, Wharfes, Kranes, Timbre hawes, Teinter places for Fullers, or other places, Gardeins, shall ones in the yere for euery pounde that they be leten fore, if they be hired, or after a common value, if they be not hired, giue vnto the Curate of the Chirch there as such houses bin, vj. d. without ony other offrings for the said houses, affendingis and diffendingis af∣ter the rate of vj. d. of the pounde, and for x. s. iij. d. and so after the rate affen∣dingis and deffendingis, without more charge of offring for it.

Item, that all apprentices, seruants, and hired men within the said Cite, not shargede with such rent and hou∣sings, which shall be houselder at Ester or about Ester, shall iiij. times in the yere, at iiij. principall festis offer to God and to the Chirch. Also as for personall tythes, the parisshens by this ordinance shall neither be charged nor dissharged, sauing that hereafter shall no Curat vex, trouble, sue, ordaine Sa∣craments or Seruice for no payment of the same, but leue them to good deuo∣cion, and conscience of the parisshens.

Item, all offryngs vndone before this day, or ony other attempted contrary beside, or against this present Wry∣ting, by ony person or persons, shall stonde quite, and not be remembred as vnto ony suit or stryf, but all such things before this day done, shall cleane be re∣met, and forgiuen on boothe perties.

BE it in mynde, that this bonde and arbitrement is made the xvii. day of Decembre, the yeere of the incarna∣cion of our Lord, M. iiij. C. L. vij. by Maister Laurence Bothe, Maister Wil∣liam Radclyf, Master Lucas Lancok, Maister Iohn Aleyn, Master Iohn Lyle∣ford, Geffrey Felding, William Tay∣lor, Master Robert Kent, arbitra∣tour, chosen vpon the Premisse, as in the tenor of the compremisse there∣upon made openly made it may ap∣peare.

In this Chapter is shewed the Patrones of all the Benefices in London.

ANne on the Towrehill, and Abbey of white Monkes.

Anne within Al∣drichgate, diocis Lon∣don, Patron Deane of Saint Martyn the graunde. The desine.

Augustin in Bradstretward, the Pri∣our of friers August.

Anthonius in Bradstretward, a Col∣lege, the Kinge Patron.

Augustin by London wall, Priour of Crichirche in London Patron.

Augustin in Watlingstrete by Poules gate, Patrone.

Antelyne in bogerowe, diocis Lon∣don, Patrone Deane and Chapitur of Poules. The decins xx. s.

Albon in Woodstret, diocis Lon∣don, Provost of Eaton Patron, Decins xx. s.

Alphey within Criplegate, diocis London, Patrone Deane of Saint Mar∣tin the graunte. The sine.

Alborought without Bishopsgate.

Alhalwyn in Bredstrete, diocis Can∣terbury, Patrone Bisshop of Canter∣bury.

Alhalwin Lumberstret, diocis Can∣terbury, Patrone Priour of Crichirch in Canterbury. The desine.

Alhalwin by London wall, diocis London, Patrone Priour of Crichirche in London. The desine.

Alhalwin the more, diocis London, the Kinge Patrone. The decis xiii. s. iiii. d.

Alhalwin the lesse, diocis London, Patrone the Master of Laurence Pulte∣ney. The sine.

Alhalwin Brekinge Chirche, diocis London, Patron Abbot of Breking. The desine x. s. viii. d.

Alhalwin Staynings, diocis London Patron the Abbot of Tourhill. The de∣cis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Alhalwin in Honilane London, Pa∣tron the Wardeins of Grocers. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Andrew in Cornehill, diocis Lon∣don, Parone Bisshop of London. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Andrew Hubert in Eastchepe, dio∣cis London, Erle of Shrewisbury Pa∣trone. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Andrew at Baynard Castle, diocis London, Patrone Bishop of London. The desine xx. s.

Andrew in Holborne, diocis London, Patrone Abbot of Bermonsey. The de∣cis xiii. s. iiii. d.

BOtulfe by Billings gate, diocis London, Patron Deane and Chapitur of Poules. The decis x. s. iiii. d.

Botulfe without Algate, diocis Lon∣don, Patrone the Priour of Crichirche in London. The dicis.

Botulfe without Bishoppisgate, dio∣cis London, Patron the Bishop of Lon∣don. The decis xvii. iiii. d.

Botulfe without Aldrichgate, diocis London, Patron Deane of Saint Mar∣tins graunt. The decis.

Benet at Greshirche, diocis London,

Patrone Deane and Chapiter of Pouls. The decis xxiiii. s.

Benet at Poules wharf, diocis Lon∣don, Deane and Chapiter of Poules Patrone. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Benet Sherehog, called Saint Sithes, diocis London, Patrone Priour of Saint Mary onirthere. Decis xx. s.

Benet Fynke, diocis London, Patrone the Master of Saint Anthony. The de∣cis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Bride in Fleetstreet, diocis London, Patrons the King and the Abbot of Westminster. Decis xx. s.

Barthilmew the little, diocis Lon∣don, Patrone the Abbot on the Towre∣hill. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Barthilmew in Smithfield Prioury, Temperalties lxxxx. li. xiiii. s. iiii. d. Desine viii. li. xvii. s. q.

Barthilmew in Smithfield spytell, a Master and a Colege.

CLement beside Estchep, diocis London, Patrone Abbot of Westminster. Decis xx. s.

Clement without Temple barre, di∣ocis London, Patron the Bishop of Ex∣cester. Decis.

Clare Systers, Minores without Al∣gate, in the suburbs of London.

Christofer by the Stokkys, diocis London, Patrone the Bishop of Lon∣don. The decis xxix. s. viii. d.

Dominick Frier Pryechers of London at Ludgate

Dunstan in the Est, diocis Canterbury, Patrone Prior of Cri∣chirche in Canterbury. The Decis.

Dunstan the West, diocis London, Patrone the Abbot of Alnewik. The decis xx. s.

Deonise in Fanchirche stret, diocis Canterbury, Patrone the Bishop of Canterbury, and the Priour of Cri∣chirche of Canterbury. Decis.

EEdmond without Newgate, cal∣led Saint Sepulcre, diocis Lon∣don, Patron Priour of Saint Bar∣thilmewes. Decis x. s.

Edmond in Lombardys strete, diocis London, Patron Priour of Chrichirche in London. Decis xx. s.

Ethelborugh within Bisshopsgate, diocis London, Patron Priouresse of Saint Helyne. The decis.

FAith within Powles, diocis Lon∣don, Patrons Deane and Chapi∣ter of London. The decis xx. s. Foster in Fosterlane, diocis Cant. Pa∣tron Bishop of Canterbury. The decis.

Fraunces within Newgate Freers.

GRegory by Powles, diocis Lon∣don, apropred to the pety Cha∣nons of Poules. The decins xx. s. Giles without Crepilgate. diocis London, Patrons Deane and Chapiter of Powles. The decins xx. s.

George in Pudding lane, diocis Lon∣don, Patron Abbot of Bermonsey. The decins.

George in Southwerke, diocis Win∣chester, Patron Abbot of Bermonsey. The desine.

Gilis, an Hospitall beyonde Hol∣borne.

HEleyne, Prioury of Nunnes within Bishopsgate. The de∣cin xvii. s. iiii. d.

Heleyne paryschyrche within Bis∣shopsgate, diocis London, the Prioures of Saint Heleyn Parson.

Heleyne beside Martlane, a Prioury of crossed Freers.

IOhns, an Hospitall beside west Smithfield of London.

Iohn Zachary, diocis London, Pa∣trons Deane and Chapiter of Poules. The decin xx. s.

Iohn Euangelist in Fryday stret, di∣ocis Canterbury, Patrone Priour of Crichirche of Canterbury. The decis.

Iohns in Walbroke, diocis London, Patrone Prioures of Saint Helene. The decis x. s. viii. d.

Iames at Garlykhith, diocis London, Patron Abbot of Westminster. The decins ix. s. iiii. d.

Iames an Hermitage within Crepil∣gate.

Iames an Hospitale beside Charing∣crosse.

Iames parish Chirche within the Prioury of Halywell.

Iohns of Halywell without Bishops∣gate, a Pryoures of Nonnes.

KAterine on the Towrehill, Mai∣ster and Colege, the Kinge Pa∣trone.

Katerine Chapell beside Charing∣crosse, an Hermitage.

Katerine Chirch within Algate, di∣ocis London, Patrone Priour of Cri∣chirch in London. The decis.

Katerine Colman within Algate.

LEonard in Estchep, diocis Can∣terbury, Patrone the Priour of Crichirche in Canterbury. The decis.

Leonard in Fosterlane, diocis Lon∣don, Patrone Deane of Saint Martins graunt. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Leonard in Shordich, diocis Lon∣don, belonging to the Archdeken of London. The decis.

Laurence Pultendy, diocis London, Patrone Duke of Suffolke. The decis xx. s.

Laurence in the Iury, diocis Lon∣don, Patron Bayly Colege of Oxford. The decis.

MAry at Bowe, diocis Canter∣bury, Patron Bisshop of Can∣terbury. Decis.

Mary Aldirmary Chirch in Wat∣lingstrete, diocis Canterbury, Patrone Bisshop of Canterbury. The decins.

Mary Bothhawe by the Erber, diocis Canterbury, Patrone Priour of Cri∣chirch of Canterbury. The decins.

Mary Colchirche, diocis London, Patrone Maister of Saint Thomas of Acres. The decins.

Mary Staininglane, diocis London, Patrone Prioures of Clerkenwell.

Mary in Aldermanbury, diocis Lon∣don, Patron Priour of Elsinge spitell. Decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Mary Wolnothe in Lumbardstrete, diocis London, Patrone Priours of S. Heleyn. The decis xxiiii. s.

Mary Abchirche, diocis London, Pa∣tron Maister of Saint Laurence Pulte∣ney. The decins v. s. iiii. d.

Mary Wulchirche, diocis London, the Abbot of Saint Iohns Colchester Patron. The decins xxiiii. s.

Mary Foundchirche, diocis London, Priour of Crichirche Patrone in Lon∣don. The decins xvii. s. iiii. d.

Mary Somerset, diocis London, Pa∣tron Deane and Chapiter of Poules. The decis.

Mary on the Hill, diocis London, Patron Page of Dortford in Kent, Gen∣tleman. The decins xxiiii. s.

Mary at Ax, diocis London, Patron Prioures of Saint Helyns. Dec.

Mary Mounthawe, diocis London, Pa∣tron the Bisshop of Herford. The dec.

Mary Matfelow, diocis London, Pa∣tron Bisshop of London. The decis.

Mary at the Stronde crosse, diocis London, Patron Bisshop of Wurceter. The deocis.

Mary in Fletstrete, a priory of white Freers.

Mary Chapell by Berking chirche.

Mary de grace, an Abbey of Monkes by the Towre of London.

Mary Priory of Elsingspitell within Crepelgate.

Mary the newe Hospitall without Bisshopsgate.

Mary salutacion Chartyrhous, by West Smitfelde in London.

Mary Hospitall of Bedleem without Bisshopsgate.

Mary ouer the ree in Southwerke, a Priory of Chanons.

Mary, called S. Mary Spitell, with∣out Bisshopsgate.

Mary Magdalenen in Milkstreete, dio∣cis London, Patrone Deane and Cha∣piter of Poules. The decis xx. s.

Mary Magdalenen in old Fishstrete, diocis London, Patrone Deane and Chapiter of Poules. Dec. xiii. s. iiii. d.

Mary Magdalenen by Bermonsey, diocis Winchester, Patron Abbot of Bermonsey.

Mary Magdalenen by Saint Mary ouer the Ree, diocis Winchester, Pa∣trone the Prior of Saint Mary ouer the Ree. The decis.

Mary Magdalenen at Tuthill, called Lawlesse.

Martin Otyrwich, diocis London, Patrons Wardens of Taylours. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Martin Pomers in Irmonger lane, diocis London, Patron Priour of Saint Bartilmews. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Martin in the Vintre, diocis London, Patron the Abbot of Glouceter. The decis xxvi. s. viii. d.

Martyn by Ludgat, diocis London, Patron Abbot of Westminster. Decis xxvi. s. viii. d.

Martyn Orgar in Candilwykstrete, diocis london, Patron Deane and Cha∣piter of Powles. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Martyn in the felde beside Charing∣crosse.

Magnes by london bridge, diocis lon∣don, patron the Abbot of Westmin∣ster and Bermonsey. The decis xxv. s. viii. d.

Mathew in Frydaystrete, diocis lon∣don, patron the Abbot of Westmin∣ster. The decis xx. s.

Margret in Lothbury, diocis london, patrones Abbeys of Berkinge in Essex. The dec.

Margret in Brydgstrete, diocis lon∣don, patrone Abbot of Winchester. The dec.

Margret Moyses in Friday strete, di∣ocis london, the Kinge patrone. The decis xxvi. s. viii. d.

Margret patens, diocis london, pa∣trone Maior and Aldermen of london. The dec.

Margret in Southwerk, diocis Win∣chester, patron the priour of Saint Ma∣ry ouer the ree. The desine.

Margret at Westminster.

Mildredys in bredstrete, diocis lon∣don, patrone the priour of Saint Mary ouer the ree. The decins xvii. s. iiii. d.

Mildrede in the pultry, diocis lon∣don, patrone priour of Saint Mary ouer the Ree. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Mihell in Cornehyll, diocis london, patrone Abbot of Eyuesham. The de∣cins liii. s. iiii. d.

Michell in Bassingys hawe, diocis london, patrone Deane and Chapytur of powles. The decins xiii. s. iiii. d.

Mighell by Quenehyth, diocis lon∣don, patrone Deane and Chapitur of powles. The decis xx. s.

Michell Querene by powles gate, di∣ocis london, partone Deane and Cha∣pitur of powles. The decis.

Michell in Woodstrete, diocis lon∣don.

Michell in Crokedlane, diocis Can∣ter. patrone bysshop of Canter. De∣cins.

Michell pater noster Whittyngton College, diocis Canter. patrones War∣dens of Mercers. The decins.

NIcholas Colde Abbey, diocis london.

Nicholas Oluf in bredstrete, diocis london, patrone Deane and Cha∣pitur of powles. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Nicholas Acon by Lumbardstrete, diocis london, patrone Abbot of Mal∣mesbury. The decis xx. s.

Nicholas in Fleshhamels, diocis lon∣don, patrons the King and the Abbot of Westminster. The decis xl. s.

OLuf in Silverstrete, diocis lon∣don.

Oluf in the Olde Iury, diocis london, patrone priour of bottle in suf∣folke. The decis. x. s.

Oluf by the crossed Fryers, diocis london, patrone Cely in Martlane. The decis xx. s.

Oluf in Southwarke, diocis Win∣chester, patron priour of Lews in South∣sex. The decis.

Owyn within Newgate, diocis lon∣don, patrone lord of Saint Iones Ierl. The decis.

Powles the Cathedrall Chyrche of london, Deane and Residences.

Peter in Cornehill, diocis london, Patrons Maior and Aldermen of lon∣don. The decis xxvi. s. viii. d.

Peter in West Chepe, diocis london Patrone Abbot of Saint Albons. The decis xx. s.

Peter the Poore, diocis london.

Peter the lytell at Powles wharfe di∣ocis london, Patrons Deane and Cha∣pitur of Powlis. The decis xvii. s. iiii. d.

Pancrasse in Nedeler lane, diocis Canter. Patrone bisshop of Canter. de∣cis Pancrasse in the felde.

Peter within the Towr of london.

Peter of Westminster, Abbey of blacke Monkys.

STephan in Walbrok, diocis lon∣don, Mayster Lee of the same Pa∣rishe Patrone. The decis xiii. s. iiii. d.

Stephan in Colmanstret, diocis lon∣don, Patron Priour of botle in Sulfelde. The decis x. s.

Stephan a College and the Kings

Chapell at Westmonster.

Stephan in Candilwikstrete, diocis London, Patrone Priour of Cotting∣ton. The decis xx. s.

Saluator of Bermonsey, an Abbey of blacke Monkes.

TRinite called Crichirch, within Algate of London, a Priory.

Trinite in Knight riders strete, diocis London, Patrone Deane and Chapitur of Powles. The decis xx. s.

Thomas of Acres, a College in west chepe.

Thomas Appostell, parish Chirch in the Ryall.

Thomas, a Spitall in Southwerke.

Thomas Martyr, a Chapell on Lon∣don bridge.

Corpus Cristi Chapell, in the Pul∣try of London.

Corpus Cristi Chapell, in the Col∣lege of Saint Laurence Pulteney.

Trinite Chapell vpon the Charne∣hill, in the Chirch hawe of Saint Mi∣chell in Crokedlane.

The Chapell vpon the Charnehill in the Chirch hawe of Saint Powles in London.

The Chapell of Saint Thomas in pardon Chirch haw, London.

The Chapell vpon the Charnell in the Chirche hawe of Saint Dunstan in the Este.

The Chapell of the Guilde hall in London, called Saint Nichans.

The Chapell vpon the Charnell, at Mary Spitall without Bisshopsgate.

The litell Chapell of Bedlem with∣out Bisshopsgate.

The litell Chapell vpon the Char∣nell, in the Chirch hawe of Saint Tho∣mas in Southwerke.

The Chapell in the Chirche hawe at Chartirhous.

The frary Chapell beside Saint Iohns Ierusalem, called Vrsula.

The Chapell without Temple bare, called Saint Spirite.

The Chap. of our Lady at Rounceuale.

The Chapell within Barthelmew Spitell.