[R. 45851] 194 [No. 10, Classe XV, Armadio No. 24].—Libri diversi non attenenti alla nostra casa. (A bundle of five booklets.) I.-Account book of Tommaso di Jacopo Trinati, Florentine. 1600-1611. II.-Account book of Tommaso di Jacopo Trinati, Florentine. 1600-1614. III.-Account book of Ascanio Lini, for Fra Cesare Bergiano. 1613-1619. IV.-Account book for the management of the benefice of S. Jacomo d'Arezzo, of the Order of Malta, held by Fra Cesare Belgiamo di San Albano. 1611-1620. VI.-Account book for the management of the benefice of S. Jacomo d'Arezzo, of the Order of Malta, held by Fra Cesare Belgiamo di San Albano. 1611-1620. [R. 45851] 195.-Di vari signori (a miscellany of nine booklets or bundles. I.-Ricevute del Sigr Giuliano Figlio di Raffaello seniore dal 1554 al 1556. II.-Ricevute di Francesco di Giuliano de' Medici dal 1575 al 1621. III.-Ricevute di Francesco di Giuliano de' Medici dal 1569 al 1587. V.-Ricevute di Francesco di Giuliano de' Medici dal 1609 al 1635. 1629. VI.-Ricevute della sigra Fiammetta, moglie di Francesco. IX.-Ricevute del sig. Cosimo Medici. Apr. 10th, 1660-Oct. 14th, 1667. X.-Ricevute del sig. Alessandro di Francesco dal 1634 (16331635). [R. 45851 196.—Ricevute di Diversi (a miscellany of six booklets and bundles). (Not numbered).-Account book of Giuliano di Giovenco de' Medici (1398). I.-Book of receipts of Goro di Campogiallo. 1611-1621. II.-Book of receipts of Pietro Massai. 1635-1676. IV.-Receipts concerning the Order of San Stefano. 1580-1582. V.-Account book of Fra Cesare Belgiamo, Commander of the Order of Malta, for the benefice of San Jacopo, (1613-1620.) [R. 45851] 197.—Di vari signori (a miscellany of four little bundles). I.-Ricevute del capitano Giuliano di Giovenco de' Medici, si crede che sia il padre della signora Giulietta. II.—Ricevute della signora Giulietta di Giuliano dal 1605 al 1607. III.-Ricevute attenenti a Francesco di Giuliano e a Raffaello seniore, di lui figlio. IV.-Ricevute attenenti agl' credi di Raffaello seniore. [R. 45851] 198.-Del Bali Raffaello (a large bundle of receipts of Raffaello Medici. 1621-1634.) TH IV. THE PHILLIPPS CHARTERS. HE Phillipps Charters include all records bought by the Library as having been part of the celebrated collection of Middlehill, whether they have been bought directly at the Phillipps sales or indirectly through booksellers. Jis In this hand-list the number between square brackets [R. . the accession number in the John Rylands Library, the number between round brackets () is the Phillipps press-mark. As some of these documents were originally treated as manuscripts and were given numbers accordingly, it has appeared convenient to reproduce these original numbers [Latin MS. No., French MS. No., English MS. N°.] in case some scholars may have seen them before the present classification was adopted and quoted them under these former numbers. We give opposite a concordance of the numbers which the documents had in the Phillipps Collection and those which have been given to them in the John Rylands Library. DEVON (County). [R. 26218] 1 (35582).—Accounts of the mines near Calstock, 1317. Particule compoti Richardi de Wigornio, custodis minere domini Regis in Comitatu Devonensi, de omnibus receptis, misis et expensis per ipsum appositis circa operationes minere predicte a festo sancti Michaelis anno regni Regis Eduardi Xo usque I diem Julii proxime per visum et testimonium Willelmi Hicche, contrarotulatoris ibidem. A roll of 2 skins. The counterpart is also in the Library (MS. lat. 135). [Latin MS. 248.] [R. 45956] 2 (30472).-Wardrobe accounts for the year 1313-1314. liberationes facte Ingelardo de Warlee custodi garde[robe]. nens XX milia librarum cujus data est apud Wyndesor XV 1 These charters concerning Bordeaux and Aquitaine were never numbered. They must have been kept in the two packing cases mentioned by M. Omont in his survey of the "Manuscrits relatifs à l'Histoire de France conservés dans la Bibliotheque de Sir Thomas Phillipps à Cheltenham" published in the Bibliotheque de l'Ecole des Chartes, t. 50, 1889, p. 187. WEM (Co. Salop). [R. 23213] 3 (31844).—Custom roll of the manor and borough (XVIth c.) ; on the back, part of a survey of the County relating to the Hundreds of North and South Bradford. In the margin: "7th October, 1674. This roll was produced by Richard Jenkins, Gent., at the time of his exaction before us. Ths. Baudene. Jo. Holland." A roll of 3 skins. TOLETHORPE (Co. Rutland). [Latin MS. 241.] {R. 26229] 4 (31609).-The history of the descent of the manor from the time of William Rufus to 1441, with a transcript of 85 charters and deeds relating to the Burtons of Tolethorpe. The history of the manor has been printed and the charters and deeds have been calendared by T. Blore in: History and Antiquities of the County of Rutland, Stanford, 1811, in fol. pp. 209-217. In Blore's time this roll was in the possession of the Countess of Pomfret. A roll of vellum 10m, 62 x 261 mm. fastened on paper. SUTTON FERNE (Co. Hereford). [Latin MS. 257.] [R. 45958] 5 (26686).—Court rolls. (May 19th, 1386-April 31st, 1550.) 10 rolls of one skin, one roll of paper. BORDEAUX (Gironde). ABBEY OF SAINTE CROIX, O.S.B. [R. 33812] 6 (4412).—A lawsuit between the Duke of Guienne, King of England, and the Abbot of Sainte Croix before the Parlement of Paris in the matter of the rights of justice in Saint Macaire. (1312-1320.) A roll of 28 skins. Sometime in the collection of M. Monteil. ABBEY OF LA SAUVE MAJEURE, O.S.B. [R. 45955] 7 (4069).—Declarations of the witnesses for the Abbey in a lawsuit against the King of England in the matter of a field where trials by combat were held. (1280.) A roll of 3 skins. [-] 8 (−) Grievances and claims of the Abbey against the King for encroachments on the privileges and the seisine of certain feudal rights. (1320.) A roll of skin. WEST HARLING (Co. Norfolk). [R. 16421] 9-16 (33826).-A large volume square royal folio, bound in |