Form of an obligation of residence drawn up by Dr. Sancroft for Tho. Cary, rector of Catton, suing for a dispensation to hold the rectory of Kirkby-Over-Blois.

Sir R. Wyseman to archbp. Sancroft, alleging proofs of the marriage of Rich. Windsor with Louisa de Mesnell; Doctors’ Commons, 4 Jun 1678.

Edwin Skeymsher to arch. Sancroft, alleging arguments in favour of a man’s marrying the widow of his wife’s sister’s son; 3 Aug 1686.

Notes on the power of the ordinary in the case of non-residence and neglect of cure, by Dr. Rob. Thompson.

Sir Rich. Lloyd to archbp. Sancroft, on the necessity of administering the oath of residence upon institution; 23 Jun 1684.

Case of Reginald Carew, chaplain to the earl of Lindsay, degraded and deprived.

Case of Dr. Clewer, vicar of Croydon, deprived, with counsel’s opinion thereon; 1684.

Substance of the articles exhibited against Rees Griffith, vicar of Penbryn; 1682.

Copy of part of a discourse written against a second marriage after divorce, the parties both living, by Launcelot Andrewes, bp. of Ely; 1601.

Dr. Dudley Loftus to Dr. Rob. Thompson, in answer to his disavowal of the sentiments contained in a supplement to the second edition of "Sponsa nondum uxor," with a further discussion of the case of lord Decies; Dublin, 27 Jul 1678.

Modus procedendi in negotio degradationis Samuelis Johnson clerici per commissarios regios; [1686.] The person here degraded was rector of Corringham in Essex, and author of "Julian the apostate."

Copy of a petition to the King from John Dargavell, vicar of Winsham, then under sentence of suspension, together with the report of sir Will. Jones, the attorney-general, thereon; 1678.

Tim. Borage to Dr. Will. Sancroft, upon the question whether two persons may marry under a vow of continency, with Dr. Sancroft’s solution; 1672.

Dr. Tho. Barlowe, bp. of Lincoln, to Dr. Will. Sancroft; Buckden, 24 Apr 1680: the duty of every one to receive the holy communion at the hands of his own clergyman; the sin and scandal of a man’s exercising the office of the priesthood without ordination.

Dr. Rob. Frampton, bp. of Gloucester, to Dr. Will. Sancroft, beseeching him to take up the case against John Collet; 6 Nov 1682.

Case of John Collet, of the diocese of Gloucester, who married two sisters.

Draught of several papers by Dr. Rob. Thompson, upon the question whether a man may marry his brother’s relict, his brother dying before carnal knowledge.