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Chantry of St. Maries 44 8 7.

within the parochial church 5 4 11

of Chard, count. Somerset,

and other lands.

College of S. Joh. Bap- 3 6

tist of Stoke, juxta Clare

in com. Suffolk, &c.

8

4

H

2 ob

Capital messuage and te- y8 6 ob.

nemeut called Calfnrd, ly-

ing in Lewisham in Kent,

lately belonging to the coll.

of Corpus Christi, near the

church of S. Laur. Pount-

uey. Loud. &c.
Chantry in the parochial

church of S. Mich. Coslam,

in the city of Norw. &c.

The college of the name

of Jes&, in Bury S. Edm.

Suff. &c.

The messuage and house

called the Trinity hul, o-

therwise the common hal

80 of ,the fraternity or guild

of the Trinity founded in

the ch. of S. Botolph with-

out Aldersgate. And 8

meases commonly called

the Trinity ally, &c.
Three messuages, teue- 4.')

meuts, &c. in S. Mary Al 1

dermary, London, belong-

ing to the chantry at the

altar of S. Joh. Baptist in

the chappel neer the paro

chial church of Alderniary

aforesaid, upon the char-

iiel there, commonly called

E.rportes chauiitry, nud di-

vers other lands, &c.

11

8
6

18 16

Purchase.

W7 4 Sob.

1417 19 9ob.
958 3 5ob.
2034 14 10
492 11 8
497 8

Given.

G89 7 4

Purchaser,

John Peter and

John Bogau.

John Whitohorn

and John Bayly.

John Chekc and

Walter Movie.

Hen. Polstede and

Will. More.

Rdw. Warner, knt.

and Ric. Catliu.

Rich. Corbet.

Will. Hawy, alias

Somers.

Walter Young and

Edward Young.

OF ORIGINALS.

403

Oiantry, college, hospi- Yearly value,

tal, guild, ^c.

Al the channtty, called

Edmunds chauntry iu Bar-

riug-tou in Cambridg, &c.

The chauntry of S. Joh.

Evauf^elist,aud S.J. Baptist,

called Farnacres chutmtry,

in the parish of VVickham,

comitat. Durham.
The chauntry of Heding

ham, alias Heduiiigham Si-

ble in comitat. Essex, &c,
The chatmtr}' of Cobcr-

ley iu Glocestersh.

The free chappcl in Cas-

ter S. Trinity in the county

of Norf. cinn pertmcntiis.
Tvro chauutries in VVi-

venhoo iu Essex, and the

maner of Albins belong,

thereto, &c.

A messuaffe, tenement,

and burgage iu the comity

of Dorset, belonging to

the chauntry of S. Maries

founded within the church

of S. Trinity of Dorches-

ter, &c.
Al the sept, scite, circuit

and precincts of the college

of tlie New Work of Leic.

commonly called the N'ew

tVat-k College in the town

of Leic.

The chauntry of Harrow

founded in the church of

Harrow upon the Hil iu

Middlesex; and divers o-

ther lands, &c.

Messuage and tenement

called the Bel, and other

houses and tenements, &c.

iu the parish of S. Kuthariu

Creechurch, given to main-

tain a priest to celebrate

mass.
('ogseshal chauntry iu

Great Badow, in the county

of Essex, &c.

G9 6 2q.

17 19 6

8 14 .5

2 15 4

8 12

2 13 4

13 9

2

6 7
8 7

21 10 4

9 6
10 18 8
12

10 10 10

1 9 4
2 18

1 12

1 6
13 f>

The chauntry in the pa-

rochial church of Kirkeby

in comitat. Lane.

The chauutiy of Great 12 10 8

16

8 06.

2

6 15

Purchase.

958 17 7 ob

In cousidera-

tiou of service.

324 6
206 8

64
3.39 18
149 11 8

453 6 4

742 8 6

219 7

562 12 1

148 10

Purchase^-.

Thomas Wendy

and John Barton.
Alex. Pringel.

lohu Lucas, esq.

Wil. Bridges, kt.

Will.Paston, kt.

Walter Cely.

Fraun. Samwel

nd John Byll.

Joh. Beaumont,

esq. aud William

Gyes.

William Gyes and

Michael Purefey.

314 19 10

87

Giles Harrison.

Will.Mildmayaud

John Mildmay.

Thomas Stanley.

iTliomas Tyrrel.

Dd2

404

A REPOSITORY

17 1 11

Chantry, college, hn.tjnkilAYcarly value. \

guild, 6j'C.

Sampford in Essex, &c. and

the chauntry of Iselhani in

the county of Cnmbr.

The guild or fraternity of 14 17 'd

S. Trinity and 8. Joh. Bap-

tist, in the parochial ch. of

Sheptou Mallet inSoincrs.

The messuage and tene-

ment, and al shops, cellars,

&c. situate within Christs

church within Newgate,

Lond. for the sustentation

of a priest to celebrate in

the church of Hackney in

Middlesex, &c.

The rectory and free

chappel of S. Leonards in

the parish of Iloliiugton in

Sussex ; and the chauntry of

Lewtou founded in Awton

GifTord in Devon, &c.

Messuages, lauds, and

tenements, &c. situate in

the parishes of Cluisale

in Essex, and Edelmeton,

lately belonging to the

chauntry of S. George the

90 Martyr, within the cathe-

dral church of Hercf. and

divers other, &c.
Messuage and tenements

called the P/oui;/t, and o-

ther lands, houses, &c. ly-

ing in Faiter lane, Lond. be-

longing to the fraternity of

S. Sithc in the church of

S. Andrews, Holborn.
The chauntry of Sprot-

ton in the county of North-

ampton, and ai the mes-

suages, mills, (SiC.

House in Bunbury in

the county of Chester, call-

ed the dLaiintn/-h

longing to the chauntry or

chauntries of two priests!

or clarks, lately founded

in the parochial church of

Bunbury, called Sir Rafc

Egei-tnns chaunfri/.
Lands and pastures, &c.

lying in Wcstham in Essex,

and al that land, contain-

ing by estimation an acre

and hjdf, in Layton, Essex,

given to the sustentation of

an anniversary, &c.

31 15 6

19 16 8

12 15 1

Purchase.

;?57 4

894 4

85 15

5 4

1154 15

:ui h;

7 ob.

643 16 10

448 7 4

435 Ifi 8

1924 10 1

Purchaser,

lohu Horner.

i'ho. Persse

lud William

Vlcxauder.

oh. Keynie and

Richard Keymc.

Tho. Crawley.

rhom. Bartlet

and Rich. Modye.

Silvester Taveruer

and J. Hvudc.

Iho. Bromcley,

kt.

Tho. Golding and

Walter Celye.

OF ORIGINALS.

405

Chantry, college, hospiud,

guild, &fc.

A chauntr}' in Seveiioke

iu Keat, aud the messuage

and tenement called Hw

cluni nhj/-hnuse , &c.

Mansion and tenement,

called the mansion-liouse

of the college or new-lial

in the monutrey within the

city of Wells, &c.

A ruinous chappel, called

the Rood chappel of Green-

wich.
The college of S. John

Baptist, of Shotesbrokc iu

Berks, &c.

Manor and rectory of

'W'inkbourn in Nottingh.

belonging to the priory or

hospital of S. Johns of Je-

rusalem in England.

The manor of Colbridge

iu Kent, belonging to the

college of S. Ste. Westm.

aud divers, &c.
The manors of Awbery,

Winterbonrn, and Charle-

tou iu \\'ilts; parcel of the

possessioH and rents of the

college of 8. Mary and Al-

Saints of Fotheringhay in

Northauipt. &c.

Messuages and tene-

ments called Jirnjcs, \\\ Tal-

cot and Toleshuut Knights,

in Essex ; parcel of the guild

or fraternity of S. George

of the parish of S. Mary tlie

Virgin iu Walden, &c.

Clianntry of Pensehurst

iu Kent, &c.

Al that messuage or te-

nement in Chanon-row,

We;>tni. belonging to the

Yearly value.

39 8 8

15
2 13
3

8 9
3 10

1 6
4 13

5

28 9 2

2/ 19 7

23 2 6
5 \ Woh
2 16 4 oh
1 18
Non patet.

1 E

Purchase.

947 17

728 2

Purchaser.

Will. Twisden

and John Brown.

John Ayleworth

and Will. Lacye.

In considera-

tion of service.
963 8

In considera-

tion of the rec

tory of East

bech, aud ii

performance of

K. Henry VIII.

his will.

749 17 \oh.

2808 4 10 fl/^,

and in con side

ration of an ex-

change of woods

lands, &c, ir

Essex, and ii

[)erformance of

!<.. Henries wil
346 4 10

Rob. Hockeliiud.

riiomas W^eldon

andEdw.Weldon.
Wil. Biirnel.

Edward Wotton,

kt.

\\ il. Sharingtou,

kt.

John Wells.

8 18 87.

214 8 6

1477 15 8

George Harper,

kt. and Rich.

Frye.
Sir Michael Stan-

hope and John

Bellowe.

D d3

406

A RErOSITORY

Chantry, coUep:e,linsplta I, Yearly value,

guild, &;c.

college of S. Stephuns, iuid

divers other lands, &c.

The free chappcl of

Tilnc in the parish of

Haytou in Nott. &c.

The chauntry or free

chappel of S. Mary of Wit-

ney, Ox. &c.
The fraternity or g-nild

of Luton iu Bedf. and

91 Hert. and al the guild iu

Hitchyu in Hertf. and the

whole house and mansion,

commonly called t/ic Jirn-

therhed house, situate iu

Hitchyn, &c.

The chauntry of Swyu-

ford in Leic. and al the

messuage called the chaun-

try house, &c.

The capital house and

scitc of the college of Whit-

tington in the parish of S.

Michaels Pater Noster,

London, &c.
The chauntry called

£arkeleyschfti(n/ry, found-

ed in the parochial church

of Meere in Wilts, &c.

Manor of Bettiscomh in

the county of Dorset, he-

longing to the college of

S. Stevens, Westm.
The farm and harton of

Eyuston in the parish of

Hcnx-street in Somers. be-

longing to the chauntry of

S. Katharins in llminstcr

in the said county, &c.

Five messuages in Be-

verly in the county of York,

called t/ie mansion houses

of the late prebendaries of

the prebends of S. Peter,

S. James, S. Stephen, S.

J^2 Katiiarine, and S. Martin,

founded in the late col-

1 l,j

3 4

5

1

Purchase.

25 3 575 1

7 3 Gq. 427 ly
2 13 4
16 16 8

23 11 9
7 16 II

4
2 2
10 16

2 17 5
2 14 5

3 10 4

10 6 8
4 6 8

22 11 2
7 12 2 06

3
3 1
2 2 2
3 2

3 14 10

2 12 3
77 11
28 2 4 ob.

36 3 11

25 13 4

23 13 1 y.

4 1 8

1036 14 4

404 12

92 2

2731 8 9 oh

661 8 Oq.

Purchaser.

Tho. Swifte and

William Swifte.

Will. Boxe.

Ranul. Burgh and

Rob. Beverley.

William Parker.

Armagil Wade.

John Tliynue, kt.

and Laurence
Hyde, gent.

Ricli. Randal.

1297 10 iTIiomas Bell, kt.

and Rich. Duke,

esq.

506 9 11

Mich. Stanhope,

kt. and Job. Bcl-

lowe.

OF ORIGINALS.

407

Chantry, college, hospital,

guild, i^'c.

lege of Beverly, and di-

vers, &c.

The messuage aud te-

ncm. known by the name

of Holmes college in tlie

parishofS. Gregory, Lond.

and belonging to the

chauntry commonly called

Holmes chunntry.
Three cottages or tenem.

and three gardens belong-

ing thereunto, in East Kir-

by in the county of Line,

late in the occupation of

the chanterists of the

chauntry of East Kirby,

&c.
Manor of Chedworth in

the county of Glouc. and

the scite of the college of

Pcnkrich in Staff. &c.

Chauntry of Aston in

Aston neer Brymiugham

in Warw. and the house

and mansion of the cliaun-

try; and the manor of

Yngton, &c.
Chauntry called Hotosts

chauntry in Orset in the

county of Essex, &c.

Chauntry of S. Mary

Magdalen in Sprouston in

the county of Norf. aud di-

vers other lauds, &c.
The free chappel called

Milkhouse chappel in the

parish of Cranebroke in

Kent, and the whole scite,

sept, com pas, aud circuit

of the said chappel, &c.

House and scite of the

priory of Snelleshal in

Bucks, aud al the manor

of Harlingtou, &c.

Tlie chauntry called

Batemans chauntry in

Borough in the county of

Camb. and the chauntry

called Jene.t Childs, alias

Yearly value.

72 4

8 2

21 15

9 3
1 10 8
1 10 6

3 3 y
2

.38 16 10

5 7

17 1
72 14

3 7 7
2 17 10

1 14 4

18 5
9 6

2 19 6

3 6 8

3 10 10

78 4 oh.

146 7 9 oh.

11 II

9 12 5

Purchase.

1289 7 6

606 9 oh.

1286 5 7

1522 16 3

532 13 4

276

262 3 8

Partly in ex-

change, and

partly in ful-

filling of tlie

will of K. Hen

VIII.
508 2

Purchaser,

John Hulson and

Wil. Pendred.

Rich. Goodrick &

Wil. Breton.

John Earl of War-

wic, Ric. Forset,

and otliers.

Rich. Pallady and

Frauncis Foxhal.

Clement Cysley &

John Leeds.

Rob.Southwel,kt.

and John Corbet.

John Baker, kt. 9^

Thomas Palmer,

kt.

Gilbert Claydon &

Rob. Barker.

D d 4

408

A REPOSITORY

Chantry, college, hospital,

guild, 8fc.
the cliiiiintiy of S. Mary

tie Witthani in Essex.

The chamitry of S. Anne

de le Gou iu Shaftou in

Dorset, and tiie free chap-

pel of Little Alayne in

Dors, and the chauntry

of Laiigton, called GiUhm

channtrij, founded in the

parochial church of Lang-

ton, &c.
Chauntry of Pepingbury

in Kent, &c.

The church of Bablack

in the city of Coventry,

parcel of the guild of the

said city, called Trinity

guild.
The free chappel called

S. Margarets chajipel in

Tadingston, Suff. and the

chauntry called Depden in

Kent, &c.
The chauntry called our

^4 Lady chauntry in Acton

in SufF. and the manor of

Bowerhal in Essex, be-

longing to Mills chauntry

in Melford in Suif. &c.

The messuage, tene-

ment, and inn, called the

Helmet iu Kings-street,

Westm. and an house of an

inkeeper within the said

messuage belonging to S.

Stephens coll. Westm.
The chauntry of Hat-

field Broad Oak in Es-

sex, &c.

The cliauutry of S. Mary

Magdalen in the parochial

church of ('ross Thwaite

iu Cuniberl. (S;c.

The chapjiol and scitc

of the chappel of the As-

sumption of the Bl. Virgin

Mary, upon the bridge" of

the town of Bristol, &c.

Tlie chauntry of S. Mary

in Alfrctou in the county

Yearly value.

Purchase.

2 19 4 ob. 569 2 10

4
3

3 6 8
1 10

7

4
2 5

11 9 Qdiq.

Non patet.
14 19 6 ob.

19 6

6 13 4

13 8
8 3 1

5 5 8
1 6 8

5 13

1

6

8

31 14

5
6 8 11

6 19 2

3 2

19

3
59 3 1

8 ob

1

7 8 8

2 17

253 8

Nihil.

342 2 2

486

562 5 4

B21 11 9

1696 14 10

il

347 10

Purchaser.

Thomas Boxley &

Rob. Reve.

John Revers.

The city of Co-

ve ntiy.

John Earl of Ox-

ford, and The. Al-

mote.

Thomas Pastou,

kt.

Rich. Audcley and

Job. Rede.

Walter Farre and

Rafe Standish.

Thoni. Breude.

The niaior and

commonalty of the

city of Bristol.

Thorn. Babiugton.

OF ORIGINALS.

409

Chantry, college, hospitul,

guild, i)-c.

of Darb. and the scite of

the hospital of Castletou

in the said county, and di-

vers other lands, &c.

Farnham chauntry in

Surrey, &c.

The chauntry called

T'f^haplodes in the parish

of Chalfouts S. Peters in

Bucks.
The free chappel of Ar-

ley Whiteknights in Son-

nyng in Berks, &c.

Three messuages in

Totehil-street, Westmin.

parcel of the land of the

fraternity or guild of S.

Mary, founded in the

church of S. Margaret,

Westm. &c.

Yearly value.

2

21 3 4

10 17 6

1 13 4
10
1 3 4

1 16
12 18 10

31 3 2

Purchane.

407 4

261

382 7 8

674 3 6

Purchaser.

John White and

Stev. Kyrtou.
Robert Drnry, kt.

Henry Polsted and

William More.

Will. Chester and

Christopher Nede-

ham.

410 A KErOSITORY

95

AA.

Archbishop Cranmer's Treatise of Unwritten Verities.

MSS. D. IN the day of Pentecost, whan the Holy Ghoost de-
£pj's'gEjjg„ scended upon the apostles and diseyples of Chryst, they

receyved suche grace and goostly knowlege, that they hade

forthwith the gyfte of the understandynge of Scrypture, to

speak in the tonges of al men : and also that upon whomso-

ever they layde theyr handes, the Holy Ghoste should de-

scend upon them : and therupon they by theyr preachyng

and good doctryn converted in short tyme great multitudes

of people unto the fayth of Christ. And after that, dyvers

blessed men in strength of the fayth, Avrote the lyfe, mi-

racles, doctryne, passion, death, and resurrection of our

mayster Chryst : but four of those writings were only re-

ceyved by al the whole Church of Chryst, that is to say, of

Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. And they receyved them

to be of such auctoryty, that it should not be lawful to any

man that would confess Chryst, to deny them. And they

were called the four Gospels of Christ. And the Epystles of

Paul, the Acts of the Apostles, the Epistles that be called

cananyke^ and the Apocalyps, were receyved to be of lyke

auctoryty as the Gospels were. And thus by assent as wel

of the people as of the clergy, was the New Testament

afFyrmed to be of such auctoryty as it is now taken to be of,

and as it is of indede : so that it is not lawful to deny any

ihyng tliat it affirmeth, ne to affirme any thyng that it deny-

cth. And it is no mervayle though it be taken to be of such

strength. For it was auctoryscd, whan the people that were

newly converted to the fayth were ful of grace and of devo-

tion, replenished with vertues, desyryng al way the lyfe to

come, and the helthe of theyr own souls, and of theyr

ncyghbours.
Than also were blessed bishops, blessed preestes, and

other blessed persons of the clargy. And what could such

men ask of God ryght wisely, that sholde be dcnyed them .''

And who may thynk, but that they, and al the people at the

OF ORIGINALS. 411

said auctorlzing of the Scripture, prayed devoutly for the

assistaunce of the Holy Gost, that they might have grace to

auctoryze such as shold be to his honour, to the encrease of

his fayth, and to the helth of the souls of al his people ?

The time also that thys auctoryzing of the New Testa-

ment, and the gatheryng it togyder was made, was, as I

suppose, the tyme of the moost high and gracyous sheddyng

out of the mercy of God into the world, that ever was from

the begynnyng of the world unto thys day : and I mean the

tyme that was from the incarnation of Christ unto [i. e. until]

the sayd auctorysyng of the New Testament was accom-