Latin notes, not by Wood, concerning religious houses in Oxfordshire, followed by (fol. 16) anonymous Oxfordshire topographical collections chiefly from printed sources, as set out in Huddesford's catalogue. There are also pedigrees of Greville with anecdotes (fol. 27v), Fitz-Herbert (fol. 35), and Begbrooke to 1658.

A table, by Henry Foulis (d. 1669) of Lincoln college, Oxford, of the sermons preached before Parliament 1640-1648, with the date, name of preacher, text, and occasion of each, and (fol. 18) index of preachers: preceded by the form of thanks sent by the Houses to the preacher.

Short treatises on the conduct of the Dutch wars, dedicated to sir Thomas Heneage, kt., treasurer of Her majesty's chamber, including: Fol. 3. 'An advise of a duetifull mynde and faithfull harte to the service of her Majestye in these Lowe Countreyes ... delivered his Excellency in Amsterdam the 18 March 1585' Fol. 5. 'An order to bee established in the office of the musters for...

'A Discourse of the Order of Knighthood by way of Invective against the abuse thereof in late tymes', beg. 'It is strange that these dais', and dated Feb. 1, 1603/4, 'from my lodginge in Pawles Churcheyarde', with criticisms thereof by a friend.

'Presidents of barronyes by writ descending with the lands to the heires male, and not to the heires female', with short pedigrees, and a table of contents (fol. 15v). At fol. 21 is a pedigree of Oldcastle to the 17th cent.

Minor political and parliamentary papers of the reign of James i, given to Wood by dr. Ralph Bathurst, president of Trinity college (d. 1704), 'at which time he told me it was collected and written by dr. Ranulph Kettle, his predecessor, chaplain to sir Francis Walsingham's widow. A. Woode'. Some papers relating to the proposed Spanish marriage include (p. 67) verses on prince Charles's Spanish journey, and a reply by 'D.C.', followed (p. 74) by verses addressed by Charles to the...