Les noms des qui meureront en la batail a Agincourt l'an mile ccccxv. Ancient and memorable Wills, and Inventories, particularly Testamentum Will. Bround. de Newport; sent me by the Rev. Mr. Plaxton, with the Writ de Thelonio non solvendo, which himself sued out of the High-Court of Chancery, and is a Privilege belonging to all Clergymen by the Laws of England. Letter of Administration from the Steward of the Manor of Leedes. Copies of Court-Rolls, when the Right Honourable Gilbert Earl of Shrewsbury, Will. Earl of Pembroke, and Sir Tho. Savile (afterwards Earl of Sussex) were High -Stewards of the said Manor: Others relating to the Manor of Leedes-Kirkgate, when belonging to Trinity's at Yorke; Rob. Halows and Fran. Speight Priors.