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1212] LAMBETH LIBRARY 831
I. The original hand begins with the report of the Councils of
Winchester and Windsor (1072) as to the precedence of Can-
terbury: with signatures . . , . . . . p. 14
3 of William I follow and a 4th added in lower margin . , 15
1 of William II.
p. 16 is of cent, xv tacked to the next leaf: Copia litterarum
patencium Edwardi (Conf.), Henry I. After the first four
charters is a confusion. Bp. 19-22 contain nos. xvii-xxv of
John.
On pp. 23-24 (an inserted half leaf) are Henry I, v-vi and two
about Cornliull.
Also on 24 is i of Stephen. On 25 are vii, viii of Hemy I, ii of
Stephen, and then follows Henry II, i-ix (pp. 27, 28 in-
serted).
Henry III, i p. 30, followed by Richard I i.
Pp. 31, 32 (inserted) have Henry HI ii marked Realiter est...
viij henrici secundi and Richard I ii.
Richard I follows down to no. xvi; pp. 37, 38 inserted leaf.
John, p. 39. After p. 40 are two inserted slips : the charter on
the first has no number : that on the second is iii. John con-
tinues to no. xxxiii (and one added without number): the
last are on a slip, pp. 55, 56.
Henry III, p. 54 to no. xi (added), p. 61.
Edward I, p. 62. No. iii, p. 63 is irrotulacio placiti de
Terringe.
iv and a reference to the aduocacio eccl. de Newendene, are
added on p. 68 : pp. 69-74 have further additions, all of
Edward I in several hands.
II. Carte aliorum quam regum ....... 75
The first is of Rob. de Turneham, confirmation to Bayham
Abbey.
Inserted slips, pp. 79-80.
These charters are numbered to Ixxx, p. 117. Additions in
many hands follow running to p. 101. Pp. 129, 130 blank.
HI. Compositiones . . . . . . . . . 131
The last number is 31, but there are many additions : a slip is
tacked on to p. 164, another follows p. 174.
The last is Absolucio fmalis a debito mercatorum Lucan (of
Lucca) 1285.
Quire 13 which follows here is in another hand. It has a good
deal of curious pen-ornament. It contains copies of 90
charters etc., mostly royal, from William I to John. Some
have already been given: some are in English and have been
printed by Birch : see below.
On p. 225 is added the beginning of an Inquisicio.
IV. Tituli priuilegiorum et bullarum archiepiscopi Cant. . . 226
Table pp. 226-232 : 233 blank.
I. The original hand begins with the report of the Councils of
Winchester and Windsor (1072) as to the precedence of Can-
terbury: with signatures . . , . . . . p. 14
3 of William I follow and a 4th added in lower margin . , 15
1 of William II.
p. 16 is of cent, xv tacked to the next leaf: Copia litterarum
patencium Edwardi (Conf.), Henry I. After the first four
charters is a confusion. Bp. 19-22 contain nos. xvii-xxv of
John.
On pp. 23-24 (an inserted half leaf) are Henry I, v-vi and two
about Cornliull.
Also on 24 is i of Stephen. On 25 are vii, viii of Hemy I, ii of
Stephen, and then follows Henry II, i-ix (pp. 27, 28 in-
serted).
Henry III, i p. 30, followed by Richard I i.
Pp. 31, 32 (inserted) have Henry HI ii marked Realiter est...
viij henrici secundi and Richard I ii.
Richard I follows down to no. xvi; pp. 37, 38 inserted leaf.
John, p. 39. After p. 40 are two inserted slips : the charter on
the first has no number : that on the second is iii. John con-
tinues to no. xxxiii (and one added without number): the
last are on a slip, pp. 55, 56.
Henry III, p. 54 to no. xi (added), p. 61.
Edward I, p. 62. No. iii, p. 63 is irrotulacio placiti de
Terringe.
iv and a reference to the aduocacio eccl. de Newendene, are
added on p. 68 : pp. 69-74 have further additions, all of
Edward I in several hands.
II. Carte aliorum quam regum ....... 75
The first is of Rob. de Turneham, confirmation to Bayham
Abbey.
Inserted slips, pp. 79-80.
These charters are numbered to Ixxx, p. 117. Additions in
many hands follow running to p. 101. Pp. 129, 130 blank.
HI. Compositiones . . . . . . . . . 131
The last number is 31, but there are many additions : a slip is
tacked on to p. 164, another follows p. 174.
The last is Absolucio fmalis a debito mercatorum Lucan (of
Lucca) 1285.
Quire 13 which follows here is in another hand. It has a good
deal of curious pen-ornament. It contains copies of 90
charters etc., mostly royal, from William I to John. Some
have already been given: some are in English and have been
printed by Birch : see below.
On p. 225 is added the beginning of an Inquisicio.
IV. Tituli priuilegiorum et bullarum archiepiscopi Cant. . . 226
Table pp. 226-232 : 233 blank.