Quæstiones quæ nascuntur ex causa Doyley et Waineman, de præventione jurisdictionis officialis; 1576. (transcript.)

Responsio brevis Officialis Cant. singulariter singulis ad ea omnia quæ per Causarum Auditorem adferuntur in controversia præventionis jurisdictionis; auctore Barth. Clerke, decano de Arcubus. (transcript.)

To the reasonless challenge of the official of the Arches, claiming superiority above the vicar general, the official principal and chancellor of the archbishop of Canterbury, by Dr. Tho. Yale. (transcript.)

The reasonable answer of [Barth. Clerke] the official of the Arches, who never made challenge to superiority, but being challenged by him that pretended himself vicar general, nameth himself official principal and weeneth himself chancellor of Canterbury, is driven to defend the ancient dignity of the court of Arches, etc. (transcript.)

Letter from Dr. Thomas Yale against the dignity and prerogative of the official of the Arches. (transcript.)

Letter from Dr. Thomas Yale to archbp. Grindal, relative to the abuses in the ecclesiastical courts. (transcript.)

On the office of dean of the Arches, vicar general, and chancellor of Canterbury, by Dr. [Gabriel] Harvey. (transcript.)

Letter from Dr. Hen. Jones to archbp. Grindal, relative to the abuses in the ecclesiastical courts; 15 Apr 1576. (transcript.)

Letter from Dr. William Aubrey to archbp. Grindal, relative to the abuses in the ecclesiastical courts; 30 Apr 1576. (transcript.)

Remembrances touching reformation of certain disorders in the courts of the Arches, Audience and Prerogative, by D. H.; 28 Apr 1576. (transcript)

Matters needful to be reformed in the ecclesiastical courts, with the remedies, by Dr. Rob. Forthe. (transcript.)

Two papers of reasons against the bill exhibited concerning excessive fees exacted by ecclesiastical officers; 1597. (transcript.)

Reasons why the chancellors and vicars general of bishops ought to grant marriage-licenses. (transcript.)

Paper touching the persons who are authorized by law to grant marriage-licenses. (transcript.)

A note of general grievances in the church, complained of by divers men, and bills put into the parliament house but never read. (transcript.)

Inconveniences by the sequestration of the archbishopric of Canterbury. (transcript.)

A declaration of the abuses in the officers of the Prerogative court of Canterbury, usurping upon the jurisdiction of the bishop of London and the rest of the bishops of the province for and concerning causes of probates of testaments. (transcript.)

Letter from Dr. Will. Lewyn to archbp. Whitgift on sending some notes in defence of the Prerogative Court; 31 Oct 1597. (transcript.)

Petition of Geo. Kirkham and Nich. Bird to the lord treasurer, to be appointed appraisers of the effects of persons dying within the city and suburbs of London; 2 Aug 1594. (transcript.)

An answer to the reasons set down by the petitioners touching appraisements and inventories. (transcript.)