The Public Record Office Museum

Date:
1908
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/52/49
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The Public Record Office Museum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The seals of Walter de Beauchamp and John le Breton are missing from this series. Neither series has seals of the following persons named in the letter :—Robert Fitz Roger, lord of Clavering; Roger la Warre, lord of Isfield; John de Rivers, lord of Ongar; Ralph Pipard, lord of Linford; John Engayn, lord of Colne; John ab Adam, lord of Beverstone ; Nicholas de Segrave, lord of Stowe and John de Lisle, lord of Wootton. XIV. A pair of wooden doors for a large press, one of which bears the following inscription :—‘‘ Annis regnorum Philippi et Marie 2° et 3°, this place and the rest of this office was stab- lyshed by the righte honorable W. Marques of Wynchester and Highe Treasourer of England, for keepinge of all Pelles of Receiptes and Exitus of the Courte of Receiptes called Inferius Scaccarium, and of all warraunts and wrytyngs belonging to the same and accordynge to thauncyent ordre therof, And also of certayne orders and rules of late yeres neglected and now agayne renewed from hennesforthe to be observed of all and every offycer of the said courte contayned in the redde booke of this said office made for the same intent. Edmonde Cockerell gent than the said Lord Treasourers clerk wryter and keper of the Pelles, warrants and writyngs aforesaid. Anno Domini 1555.” XV. Wooden box covered with leather and bound with iron. [Sixteenth century. | This was formerly kept in the Chapel of the Pyx. XVI. Stoneware jug. This was found in the excavations made for the extension of the Public Record Office in 1895. XVII. Large jar of red pottery. [Spanish or Italian. Seven- teenth century. | This was found in one of the vaults of the Rolls Chapelin 1895.