Maneroft, in Norwich; also the yearly rent of forty shillings from the rectory of St. Martin in Vintry in London; all which lately belonged to the late monastery of Gloucester.

We also give the advowsons, nominations, &c. of Mattesdon, Rudford, Culne-Rogers, with Ablington and Taynton; also Lynkynholte, late belonging to the monastery of Gloucester; also of Brokethroppe, the Holy Trinity in Gloucester; Churcheham, Lyncham, Colne-Alwyn, late belonging to the same monastery; also of Fayreford, Sherston, Aldrington, Great Marlow, Lantwit, Lamblethian, Lantrissan, Penmarke, and Cardiffe, with the chapel of St. Donat's, late belonging to the late monastery of Tewkesbury; to have and enjoy the premises aforesaid, on yielding to us, our heirs and successors, the yearly sum of 90l. 14s. Ožd. at the feast of St. Michael, in full recompence of all services, annual rents, or tenths to us, our heirs and successors, by reason of the premises.

Farther we do by these presents grant that we will not ask, claim, or challenge, any first fruits or tenths besides the said sum of 90l. 14s. Od. as above yearly reserved.

Also we for ever discharge and acquit the said Dean and Chapter, and all the manors, &c. from all manner of pensions, portions, rents, fees, corrodies, &c. besides the sum above reserved, and ten shillings yearly to be paid to Anthony Kingston, Knt. in right of the late monastery of Flaxley ; also Is. Cd. yearly to the Rector of St, Mary de Crypt in Gloucester; 2s. 11d. to the steward of the city of Gloucester; 158. to the hospital of St. Margaret; 57s, id, to the Sheriff of the coun ty of the city of Gloucester, for longable rent: 10%. to the bailiff and collector of our rents in the said city; 20s, to the bailiff of Tuffley; 40s. to the bailiff of Ablode and Sainthurste; with Direhurste and Walton; 65. 8d. to the farmer there for his livery 40s to the bailiff of Barnewood and

Cronham; 6s. 8d. to the woodward there; 5s. to the bailiff of Matisden; 20s. to the bailiff of Wotton; 2s. to the Archdeacon of Gloucester for procurations and synodals yearly issuing out of the chapel of Barnewood; 10. 13s. 4d. to the Vicar of St. Mary de Lode; 13s. to the Bishop and Archdeacon for procurations and synodals there; 10s. to the collector of divers pensions, &c. issuing ou. of some rectories, &c; 26s. 8d. to the bailiff of Churcheham; 20s. to the woodward there; 10s. to the bailiff of Culne-Rogers, with Ablington; 26s. 8d. to the bailiff of Colne-Alwyns; 6s. 8d. to the farmer there, by covenant indented; 20s. to the bailiff of Estletch-Martin; 5s. to the collector of the rents of Tiberton, Taynton, and Bulley aforesaid; and 13s. 4d. yearly to be paid to the Dean of the church of Churcham; 6s. 8d. to the farmer of the scite of the rectory of Colne Alwyn; 10s. yearly to the bailiff of Willingswike; 13s. 4d. to the bailiff of Monks-hide, Asperton, and Tonston; 6s. 8d. to the steward there; 10s. to the bailiff of Lykynholte; 10s. to the bailiff of Lyttleton; 4s. to the collector of pensions issuing out of the rectories Alcannyngs, Lidiard Tregoz, and Hilmerton, in the county of Wilts; 6s. 8d. to the collector of a pension issuing out of the church of St. Peter de Mancroft ; 17s. · 9 d. ob. to the Bishop of Gloucester for his visitation, issuing yearly out of the rectory of Fairford, besides 20s. yearly to be paid to the farmers of the rectories of Lantwit, Lamblethian, Lantrissen, Penmarke, and Cardiffe, with the chapel of St. Donat's, for carriage of the money and rents aforesaid.

Witnessed at Westminster the 4th day of September, in the 33d year of the reign of Henry VIII.

By writ of Privy Seal and authority of Parliament of the same date.

ADDENDA.

P. 347. Since this part of the work was printed, a neat marble monument has been erected at the east end of the south aisle, to the memory of Dr. Smyth, with the following inscription.

M. S. Joannis Smyth, S. T. P. Collegii Pembrochiæ, Oxon, Magistri, hujus Ecclesiæ Præbendarii, et de Fairford in comitatu Gloucestria Vicarii, viri, si quibus grata sint, doctrina, morum comitas, religio, spectatissimi; Collegio, cui plus quam 13 annos præfuit, ob munificentiam carissimi; depositæ erant ejusden relliquiæ in Ecclesia Cathedrali Exoniæ, in qua urbe mortuus est 19mo. die mensis Octobris, anno Domini 1809. Ætatis suæ 66. Wood, Gloucester.

P. 371.In the translation of the Charter there seems to have been an error of fifty for five hundred, since, as it is rightly described in the endowment of the Cathedral, Woolridge is said to contain (quingenas) 500 acres.

P. 371. Welford is a hamlet in the parish of Kempsford.

Printed by J. Wood, Herald Office, Gloucester.

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