Hen. Ratcliffe, earl of Sussex, to his "aunte my ladie Hubberd;" Attleborough, 19 Jul 1551.

Acquittance by John Birde, bishop of Chester, for half a year’s pension for Kirkham; 22 Oct 1551.

Sir Will. Penyngton and Thomas Godsalve to Will. Potkyn, touching the settlement of certain matters in dispute between his tenants and the vicar of Honing.

Acquittance by Richard Thornden, bishop of Dover, vice-collector to card. Pole, for money received of sir Hugh Turnbull, treasurer and prebendary of Christ Church, Canterbury, for first-fruits and tenths; 1 Dec 1557.

Acquittance by Dr. Nich. Harpisfeld for money received of Alex. Belsyr, canon of Christ Church, Oxford, for procurations from the rectories of Ashenden, Dorton, and Lathbury; 25 Feb 1547.

Acquittance by Nic. Grimold, rhetoric-reader at Christ Church, Oxford, for money paid him by Hen. Syddall, sub-dean, for the stipend of his lecture, etc.; 3 Oct 1550.

Acquittance by Will. Haynes, sub-dean of Christ Church, Oxford, for money received of sir Tho. Holcroft, for the rent of the parsonage of Frodsham; 10 Dec 1547.

Acquittance by Dr. Rich. Cox, dean of Christ Church, Oxford, for money received of sir Tho. Holcroft, for the rent of the parsonage of Kirkham; 30 May 1547.

Will. Potkyn to Will. Hare, touching the letting of part of the manor of Antyngham.

Dr. Rich. Nykke, bishop of Norwich, to the same: some things concerning the rectory of Newton Flotman; ruinous state of the parsonage of Hingham.

John Algood to "Mastyr Appylton," denying the claim of the prior of Colne to rent for certain lands.

Acquittance by Seth Hollande to the dean and chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, for two years’ pension due to the bishop of Worcester, out of the parsonages of Twining, Thornbury, Tedbury and Little Compton; 29 May 1557.