Add MS 24513

Vol. V.; tempp. Edw. I.-Hen. VIII.

1. Documents relating to the invasion of France by Henry V. in 1415, ff. 19, 58 b.

2. Accounts of ambassadors to France, Germany, the Council of Constance, etc.; 35 Edw. III.-27 Hen. VI. [1361-1449], ff. 26, 68, 72, 78, 93, 164, 165, 185.

3. Profits of the church of Scarborough; tempp. Hen. V., VI., f. 28.

4. Works at the hall and palace at Westminster; 29 Sept. 22 Rich. II.- 1 Nov. 1 Hen. IV. [1398, 1399], f. 52.

5. Expenses for the repairs, etc., of the King's clock at Westminster; 4-6 Hen. VI. [1425-1428], f. 84.

6. Goods, chattels, jewels, etc., taken from John Mortymer [Cade], and his adherents; July, 28 Hen. VI. [1450], f. 87.

7. Gold, silver, copper and lead, got in the King's mines in Devon and Cornwall; 23-29 Hen. VI. [1445-1451], f. 95.

8. Accounts relating to Lollard prisoners; 3-5 Hen. V. [1415-1418], f. 105 b.

9. Accounts relating to the hostages for payment of the ransom of James I. of Scotland; 1-6 Hon. VI. [1423-1428], ff. 110, 115.

10. Persons in co. York, having 401. in land, who did not come to receive knighthood, according to proclamation, before 15 Aug.

16 Hen. VII. [1501], f. 148.

11. Plate, jewels, etc., in the custody of "frater Johannes Randolf, alias dictus Raundel," late dwelling in the house of the Friars Minor at Shrewsbury; Apr. 7 Hen. V. [1419], f. 157.

12. Tapestry, etc., bought for Henry VI. from the executors of his father; 14 Apr. 4 Hen. VI. [1426], f. 174.

13. "Assessment on the town of Oxford of the 3 groat subsidy;" n.d., f. 200. The name of Geoffrey Chaucer occurs on f. 27;-that of Thomas Chaucer on ff. 36, 59, 86, 91, 109, 113, 184;- and that of John Chaucer on f. 38.

Accounts: Copies of expenses of Ambassadors, 1297-1394, by J. Hunter: 19th cent.

includes:

• ff. 19, 58 b Henry V of England: Documents relating to invasion of France: 1415.
• ff. 19, 58 b Charles VI of France: Transcripts of accounts relating to the English invasion in 1415: 19th cent.
• ff. 26, 68, 72, 93, 164, 165, 185 Ambassadors: Accounts of expenses of English ambassadors abroad: 1298-1449.: Copies.
• f. 28 Scarborough, North Riding of Yorkshire: Accounts of the profits of the church,: tempp. Hen. V.,VI.: Copy.
• f. 52 London, England: Accounts of works at Westminster hall and palace: 1398, 1399 ; 19th cent.
• f. 52 John Godmeston: Accounts as clerk of the works at Westminster Hall: 1398-1399.
• f. 68 Walter Skirlawe, alias Skrillowe; Resident at Rome, Ambassador to Flanders and France, afterwards Bishop of Durham: Accounts and expenses of his embassies: 1379-1393.: Copies.
• f. 68 Richard Courtenay, Bishop of Norwich, Ambassador to France: Accounts and expenses: 1414, 1415.
• f. 68 Walter Hungerford, 1st Baron Hungerford; Lord Treasurer: Accounts and expenses: 1414-1415.
• f. 72 Sir Robert Roos, Ambassador to Bordeaux and Bayonne: Accounts and expenses: 1383.
• f. 72 Thomas Bekyngton, Ambassador to France: Accounts and expenses: 1432.
• f. 80 Relics: List of relics, etc., given to Houses in Normandy: temp. Hen.VI.
• f. 83 John Bakyll, Prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, Ambassador to France and Rome: Accounts and expenses: 1447-1449.
• f. 83 Sir John Colvylle, Ambassador to Bavaria and Lorraine: Accounts and expenses: 1419.
• f. 87 Jack Cade: Account of his goods, seized by the Crown: 1450.
• f. 95 County of Cornwall: Account of minerals from the King's mines in: 1445-1451.
• f.95 Devonshire: Produce of royal mines in: 1445-1451.
• f. 105 b Lollards: Accounts relating to Lollard prisoners: 1415-1418.
• f. 105 b England, Ecclesiastical History: Accounts of expenses for Lollard prisoners: 1415-1418.
• f. 110 John Langton, junior, Sheriff of county Yorkshire: Expenses for conveying Scottish hostages to England: 1424-1425.
• ff. 110, 115 James I of Scotland: Accounts relating to hostages for payment of his ransom: 1423-1428.: Copy.
• ff. 110, 115 Henry VI of England: Expenses for Scottish hostages: 1423-1428.
• f. 115 London, England: Accounts of Constables of the Tower, for keep of prisoners, etc.: 1288-1325, 1423-1428, 1566-1567.
• f. 125 Household, Royal: Abstracts of wardrobe and household accounts, tempp. Hen. III.-Chas. II., by J. Hunter: 19th cent.
• f. 134 Antony Widvile, Earl Rivers: Note of expenses of his duel with the Bastard of Burgundy: 1467.
• f. 134 Anthony, 'Bastard of Burgundy,' Brother of Charles the Bad: Expenses of his duel, in 1467, with Lord Scales: 19th cent.
• f. 148 County of York: Persons in, liable to distraint for knighthood, according to proclamation: 1501.
• f. 157 John Randolf, Friar Minor of Shrewsbury: List of jewels in custody of: 1419.
• f. 157 Jewels and Plate: Jewels of Friar J. Randolf, of Shrewsbury, 1419. Copy: 19th cent.
• f. 174 Household, Royal: Account of tapestry, etc., bought for Henry VI., from his father's executors: 19th cent.
• f. 185 Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick; Ambassador to the Council of Constance: Accounts and expenses: 1414-1415.
• f. 200 City of Oxford: Assessment on, of the three-groat subsidy: 15th cent.