Bond given by Hugh Owen, vicar of Sevenoaks, to maintain John Shaw as his curate; 21 Nov 1684.

Bond given by Tho. Cary, rector of Catton, in the county of York, and presented to the rectory of Kirkby Overblows, to maintain a curate, and to reside himself at each of the said rectories at least four months in every year; 1 Jun 1685.

Clause of a charter granted to the corporation of Trinity House exempting them from bearing arms and serving on juries.

Extract from the register of the Consistory Court of Canterbury in the case of John Sidway, vicar of Selling, deprived; together with a letter from Paul Lukin to Dr. Geo. Thorp on the same subject, 11 Jan 1681.

Copy of a letter from James II. to colonel John Strode, lieutenant of Dover castle, allowing the use of the French church at Dover to persons of that nation residing there, on condition of their using the service of the church of England; Whitehall, 30 Jul 1685.

Letters from Dr. Will. Lloyd, bp. of Peterborough, to archbp. Sancroft, relating to the visitation; 18 and 24 Mar and 30 Apr 1682.

Certificate of the vicar and parishioners of Sibbertswold, concerning the ruinous condition of their church, 26 Feb 1687; with their presentment as to the repairs, 22 Oct 1687. (transcript.)

Brief memoranda by archbp. Sancroft concerning the state of the churches and parsonages, abstracted from the returns made at the visitation, 1687.

Papers concerning the augmentation of the vicarage of West Tarring, Sussex, according to an agreement made between Obadiah Walker, lessee of the rectory, and Richard Pauley, the vicar; 1678.

Certificate of the rector and churchwardens of Allhallows Bread Street, affirming that most of the parishioners resort to the parish church; 24 Apr 1684.

Answer of the minister and churchwardens of several parishes to the articles of inquiry exhibited at the visitation; 14 Jan 1686: St. Mary Aldermanbury; St. Pancras; St. Michael Royal; St. Dunstan-in-the-East; St. Michael Crooked Lane; St. Dionis Backchurch; St. Mary-le-Bow; St. John the…

Petition of the inhabitants of Plaistow, Sussex, to archbp. Sheldon, praying him to ordain William Strudwicke to the chapel of St. Thomas there.

Petition of the inhabitants of Plaistow to archbp. Sheldon, praying that search may be made into the ancient terriers and records relative to maintenance for a minister at the chapel of St. Thomas.

Certificate of Richard Manning, registrar of the Consistory Court of Chichester, that the chapel of Plaistow is a peculiar belonging to the archbp. of Canterbury; 3 Oct 1673.