ROLLS, CHARTERS, &c.

1. A richly illuminated Pedigree, on vellum, from Adam to King Charles the IIa. In two Parts. The former seems more antient than the latter part. There is a Chronology of years at the side of the Pedigree.

2. A Welsh Pedigree, on paper, beginning with Cadell, Myrim, and Anerawd, the sons of Rodery the Great, who are said to have divided Wales into three Kingdoms or Principalities in 1011.

3. A Genealogical Tree, on vellum, from Ethelwulph and Rollo Duke of Normandy to King Henry IVth

4.

"Genealogia sive Prosapia dignissimi viri Do. Jacobi Bourchier de Stanbridge parva in Comitatu Essexiensi, Equitis aurati, a Familia de les Bourchiers de Poukeston Worcestrensi oriundi." On vellum.

5. An Exemplification of four Descents of the Family of Anderson of Newcastle upon Tyne, By William Dethick, Garter King at Arms. A. D. 1592. On vellum.

6. A Collection of different Coats of Arms, emblazoned in colours, borne by Families of the Names of Le, Lea, Lee, Legh, Leighe, Lyghe, Ley, or Leghe. On vellum.

7. A Pedigree of the Family of Dymocke: with the Coats of Arms richly emblazoned. On vellum.

8. The Pedigree of the Family of Thorpe, of the Counties of Kent and Sussex : finishing with Dr John Thorpe, A. D. 1715. On paper. Enclosed within it are Pedigrees of the Families of Combridge and Luck, (connected with the Thorpes:) with some Papers relating to the Arms of Thorpe, and an Account of D' John Thorpe.

9. A Rell, in two parts, on vellum; containing a Pedigree of the Families of Braytoft and Massingberde.

10. The Pedigree of the antient Family of Bathurst of Eueington in Kent: copied from a roll written by the several Kings of Arms in their Visitations : by John Smith. On paper.

11. Copy of an original Grant of Arms made by Thomas, Clarencieux King at Arms, to John and James Tadlow, A. D. 1478. On vellum.

12. The Arms of Ashdoun of Chiddingston Co. Kent: with intermarriages. On vellum. Emblazoned.

13. Exemplification of the Arms of Sir Francis Staunton Kn., of Birchmore in the Parish of Woburn in Bedfordshire, by Sir Richard St. George, Clarencieux. A. D. 1623. On vellum; with the Seal appendant.

14. Grant of Arms to Henry Higford of Boxley in the Co. of Kent, Gentleman, by Sir Edward Byshe, Clarenc. A. D. 1663. On vellum; with the Seal appendant.

15. Two small Rolls of Arms emblazoned on vellum: but without Titles or Names.

16. Oliver Cromwells Commission to Captain Joseph Taylor, and others, trading to India and Persia. On vellum: emblazoned. A Portrait of the Protector in the initial Letter.

17. A Roll of Arms of English Nobility, Knights, &c. emblazoned on vellum. Apparently of the fifteenth Century.

18. A Relation of the Defence of the Isle of Ely t. Will. Conq. in Latin: the Arms of the [supposed] Defenders emblazoned round the margin. A modern Copy with a Translation in English at the back. On vellum. "Exemplar Literarum quas Comites et Barones Angliæ miserunt Papæ super negotio Scotorum Anno regni Regis Eduuardi primi 28." A modern copy on vellum; with the Arms, on the Seals below, drawn and emblazoned in their proper colours.

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21.

"Computus omnium et singul. Ministrorum Vet. Collegii [Winton. in
Oxon.] de Anno integro a festo Sancti Michaelis Archangeli Anno R. R.
Elizabethæ 35°. usque ad idem fest. ex tunc prox. sequens. Anno viz. R. R.
Elizabethæ predict. 36." Rot. membranac.

"The late Priory of Saint Elenes within the Citye of London. The View and
Survaye ther taken the xxith daye of June in the xxxiij yeare of the raigne
of our Soveraigne Lorde Kinge Henrye the viijth. by Thomas Mildmay one
of the Kings Auditors therevnto assigned."

22. Carta Joh. Prioris et Conventus S. Bartholomei de Smethefend Joseo, Isaac, Adriali, et Samueli filiis Abr. fil. Murien, Judeis, de terra cum edificiis in Melke strete in parochia S. Laur. in Judaismo London. [12 Hen. III.]

23. A Deed in old French, relating to the Manor of Octonholm in the County of York.

24. Rex [Edw. III.] dilectis et fidelibus suis Johanni de Sutton et aliis de dam communi passagio ultra aquam de Hull in Com. Ebor.

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25. Rex dilectis, &c. Johanni de Sutton et aliis de passagio ultra aquam de Hull. 2 Edw. III.

26. Inquisitiones captæ de eodem. 2 Edw. III.

27. Scriptum indentatum Thomæ Abbatis Mon. B. M. extra muros Civitatis Ebor. et ejusdem loci Conventus de Manerio de Whytgift in Com. Ebor. parcell. Ducatus Lanc. 26 Jan. 18 Hen. VIII. Cum sig.

28. Lit. pat. Eliz. Reginæ Angliæ Georgio Gorynge armig. concessæ de terris in Wynfryth & West Lulworth in Com. Dors. 8 Apr. 39 Eliz.

29. Dr. Thorpe's Diploma of election into the Royal Society. On vellum. The Seal of the Society appendant.

30. Tabula Feodorum debitorum Vicario in Spiritualibus generali, sive Commissario, Rev. Patris Domini Winton. Episcopi infra Archidiaconatum Surriæ ejusque Officiariis. 2do. Julij 1664.

31. Instrument upon the Lodging of the Regalia in the Castle of Edinburgh, 26 March 1707. On vellum.

This Instrument, with some inconsiderable variations, is printed in Maitland's History of Edinburgh pp. 161, 162. where the Names of the Notaries and Witnesses, here given, are omitted.

32. The Original Commission given to Captain Hart of his Majesty's Ship Portland by James Duke of York Lord High Admirall. 16 Nov. 1668. On vellum.

33. Fragment of a Chartulary of Pipewell Abbey. On vellum. Much injured. 34. A Certificate from Father Francisco Muria a Politio dated from the Convent

of St. Saviour at Jerusalem 23 Octob. 1666. that William Hedges Esq'. of the County of Wilts had visited Jerusalem, the Sepulchre of our Lord, Mount Calvary, &c. On vellum; with the Signature and Seal of the Father.

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