Vol. I. pp. 75, 403. Battle abbey, Sussex. These cartularies, with all the other MSS. and Charters, (of which a Catalogue was printed in 1835, 8vo. pp. xii, 221) were sold by Mr. Thorpe in 1836 to Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart.

Vol. I. p. 198. Christ Church, Twinham, Hampshire.-The Cotton MS. Tib. D. vi. supposed to have been lost by the author of the Cotton Catalogue, and the editors of the new Monasticon, has lately been recovered by Sir F. Madden from the refuse of that collection, preserved in the British Museum, and proves to be, as conjectured, the Speculum Prioris examined by Dodsworth.

Vol. I. p. 400. The MS. relating to Meaux abbey, now in possession of Mr. Nichols, consists principally of the annals of the monastery entitled, "Chronica Mon' de Melsa, de fundacione et progressu eiusdem, perquisicionibus, amissionibus, et infeodacionibus tenementorum eidem pertinencium, placitis, processibus, oneracionibus, et aliis ipsum concernentibus distincte et per vices et tempora singulorum Abbatum separatim et successive eidem presidentium." The volume contains also: 2. Status generalis Mon'. 3. Processus diminucionis taxe Mon'. 4. Feodarium Mon' breviatum. 5. Retracciones serviciorum et redditum. 6. Mensuraciones terrarum. 7. Extracta de compotis et alia memoranda Mon'. The whole consists of 216 folio leaves of vellum, in fine preservation. It contains the signatures in several places of Sir William Alford (whose pedigree has been printed in the present volume),-" Will. Alford oweth this booke;" of "Richarde Gascoigne, 29 August 1622;" and of "Henry Paget, 16 Feb. 1650." It is probably therefore the same MS. as was mentioned by Dugdale, and of which Sir Thomas Phillipps's volume, noticed in vol. i. p. 399, (and some extracts printed in vol. i. pp. 9-12) is a copy. It was presented to the late Mr. Nichols about 1795, by a Lincolnshire clergyman.

INDEX I.-MATTERS.

Abbey register of Chertsey 164-168
Arms: roll of Stepney or Dunstable

tournament, 2 Edw. II. 61-72; in
stained glass at Charlecote, co.
Warw. 346-350; roll of Dunstable
tournament, 7 Edw I11. 389-395;
in Withyam church 397. See Church
notes and Pedigrees; and Index of
Names.

Autograph signature of Sir Thomas
Denys 1558, 172

Baptisms: at Backford 232, Farndon
233, Burnham 290

Baronage, Additions to Dugdale's 351
-370
Barony of Howland 398

Baselard 180, 403

:

Beck or Beke, signification 339
Bells at Farndon, Cheshire, subscrip-
tion for 1658, 238; at Burnham 303
Births of the Mowbrays 262
Burials at Yorkshire monasteries 73
-79, 128-133; at Croydon 91-
95; at St. Dunstan's, Fleet-st. 116
127; Backford 232; Farndon 223-
235; Burnham 286-287; at Stan-
way 307 at the Charter house,
London 308-310. See Funerals and
Churchnotes

Cartularies, of Robertsbridge 401, of
Battle, Christchurch Twinham, and
Meaux 403

404

Castle-ward, processes relative to ser-
vices due to Windsor castle 225 et seq.
Charters of the Frechevilles 10-13,

181 et seq.; Musard family 15-26;
John lord Mowbray 29, Henry earl
of Warwick ib.; William earl of
Warwick 30; Thorney abbey 54-
59; Finchale priory 79-80; New-
castle-upon-Tyne 81-89; Stilton,
co. Huntingdon 133-137, 219-
222; Babraham, co. Camb. 137-
138; Lunsford family 143-156,
401; Morton Pinkeny 223–231;
Knightwick, co. Worc. and family
of Dispenser 238-240; Gokewell
nunnery and family of De Alta Ripa
241; Sprouton, co. Suff. 243; Bris-
tol kalendaries 244; Will. de Ebroi-
cis 246; Bp. Godfrey Giffard 248;
Christchurch, London 311; Matilda
Brus to friars of Scarborough 312
Chrisom child, explained 127
Church furniture, Burnham 291, 299
of Horsebeath,
Churchnotes :
Camb. 33-53; St. Dunstan's, Fleet-
street 96-116; Home-Lacy 256-
265-285, 302:

Burnham

259;
Stanway 305-6

co.

Coffer, with three keys, for the custody
of charters 252

Coroners of Surrey 166

Corredy of the porter of Chertsey ab-
bey 165

Earls, of Northumberland 351; Somer-
set and Dorset 353
Ells, standard 311, 402
Evidences, custody of 252

Forest, perambulation of Windsor 166
Foundlings 159

Fruitful women, extraordinary 53
Funerals at St. Dunstan's, Fleet-st.
111-113

Funeral Certificates 371-382; Pro-
cession 382

Gannets 317, 319, 330

Inquisitions: ad prob. ætatem 21, 196;

post mortem: Musard family 19, 24;
Freschvilles 186 et seq.; of the
Daunays 264; of the Cheynys 367
Kalendaries of Bristol 244
Letters Lord Digby to Mr. Frech
ville 1644, 215; King Charles I. to
Sir Peter Frecheville 1630, 217;
Thos. Bushell, esq. to Charles 1. 322,
the King's reply 323; Hon. R.
Fiennes to Sir T. Fairfax, ib.
Marriages at Croydon 91; Gray's lun
chapel 117-162; Knightsbridge
chapel 162-164; Farndon 233;
Burnham 289

Marriage Contract of Sir John Staf-
ford and Anne Botreux 1426, 249
Missal of Chertsey abbey 165

Monastery, evidences intrusted to the

custody of a 252

Nun, covenant for reception of a 90
Obits Freschvilles 202, 203, 205,
206; Brus, Latimer, Fauconberg,
&c. 261

Ordination of the vicarage of Burn-
ham 1266, 292

Pedigrees of the Frecheville and Mu-
sard families 1-28, 181-218, 384-
388; Bard 59; Gournarde 91; Lin-
gen 110; Lunsford 139-142; Lun-
dreford 151, 403; Alford 177; Shef-
field 259; Fray 310; Allington 382;
Morton 397

Silver mines in Devonshire 322, 323
Silver plate, bequeathed by Sir Gile-

Allington 35; by Sir John Mautras
vers 1386, 179; at Burnham church
299

Rats in isle of Lundy 328
Registers of Croydon 91-95; of St.
Dunstan's, Fleet-st. 116-127; of
Gray's Inn chapel 157; Knights-
bridge chapel 162; Backford 232;
Farndon 233-237; Burnham 285-
291; Stanway 307

Regnal years of Edward III. 166.
Seals: Miscellaneous 134-137, 147,
155, 220-222; Adam, Sheriff of
Northumberland 80; Alda Bloet
240; Sir Ralph Boteler 136, 137;
William Botreux 255; Bristol ka-
lendaries 245; Bullington priory 90;
Miles Dareines 82; Turstan Dispen-
ser 239; Simon de Echingham 146;
William de Echingeham ib.; Hu-
bert Fitz Ralph 11; Margaret
Freschville (born Staunton) 188;
Ralph de Freschville 12, 183; Gud-
win de Lincolnia 242; John Luns-
ford 155; William Lunsford 148;
Simon de Mans 239; John Lord
Mowbray 1334, 32; Hasculph Mu-
sard 14, 18; Ralph Musard 16, 17;
John Musard 26; Ralph Pirot 138;
Ralph Bp. of Sarum 1386, 180;
Ricbard fil' Jordani 83; William
cum Rubra Spatha 16; Will' de S'co
Legario 151

Tournaments at Stepney and Dunsta-
ble 61, 389

Wills: Sir Richard Denys, rector of

Powderbam 1532, 169; Sir Thos.
Denys, knt. 1558, b.; Dame John
Chamond 1550-1, 172; Thos. Arun-
dell, Esq. of Talferne 1559, 174;
John Arundell, Esq. of Talferne
1593, 176; Sir John Mautravers
1386, 179
"Writings," Scripture texts painted in
churches 291

INDEX II.-PLACES.

Kylney 30

Kyngeshull 224

Kyveton 387
Lacock 297

Lamburnball 149 bis
Languath 10
Lansamle 30
Layer Breton 307
Lee, co. Derb. 12
Legh 401

Lenton priory 184
Lient, or Lent, Bucks
301

Lincoln 344. castle 331,
335, 344
Livingsbourn 339
Lodingford 144
Logharne 31

London, St. Butolph's
Aldersgate 382. Char-
ter house 308-310.
property of Chertsey
abbey in 165. Christ

church priory 310.
St. Dunstan's in the
West 96 et seq. 375.
Gray's Inn chapel 157.
Lincoln's Inn 107, 116.
St. Mary's New church
310. St. Michael Bas-
sisbaw 310. St. Paul's
cathedral 376
Lourbottle 83.

Lundy, isle of 313-330
402
Lutton 367
Lunsford 139 et seq.
Lusceby 331
Lydiard Tregoz 373
Lytlewode, co. Staff. 251
Maghfeld, or Mayfield.

Maiden Newton 249

Winterbourne 250

Malvern, New or Little,

priory 238-240
Manby, co. Linc. 241
Mapledurham 297
Marden, co. Heref. 248
Marston 373
Matfen 79-80, 83
Mawen, co. Heref. 248
Meaux abbey 177, 403
Medeshamstede 55
Mere 244
Methley 400

Mideford Ferry 264
Milton, co. Camb. 283
Mittalls 207

Monkston 297
Mortimer 296

Morton-Pinkeny 923-