Legal opinions upon the title to a seat in St. James’s church, in Bury St. Edmunds, which had been granted by a faculty to Abbey House; 1720.

Dr. Rob. Dixon, preb. of Rochester, to Dr. Will. Sancroft, dean of St. Paul’s, on the oath ex officio, and on divorce and marrying again; Rochester, 18 Feb 1670.

Sir Henry Pollexfen and Roger North’s opinions upon questions connected with the suspension of Dr. Tho. Wood, bishop of Lichfield and Coventry; 7 May 1686.

[Dr. Robert Woodward, chancellor of Salisbury, to archbp. Sancroft,] on the proceedings in the Consistory against Francis Horton, curate of St. Thomas’, Salisbury, for disrespectful language to the judge of that court; 1 Oct 1683.

Case of Sarah Coles, widow, imprisoned upon two writs de excommunicato capiendo; 1678.

Sir Thomas Exton to Dr. Rob. Thompson, advising archbp. Sancroft of a certain statute touching dilapidations likely to be of service in his proceedings against Dr. Tho. Wood, bp. of Lichfield.

Dr. Dudley Loftus to Dr. Rob. Thompson, begging him to disavow the sentiments contained in a supplement to the second edition of the tract entit. "Sponsa nondum uxor;" Dublin, 6 Jul 1678.

The case of Ambrose Rock, rector of Hopesay, presented to the archbishop of Canterbury, begging a dispensation to hold the vicarage of Stanton Lacey.