9.  Miscellaneous,  whicli  cannot  with  propriety  be  referred  to  any
of  the  preceding  classes,  consisting  of  materials  for  forming  lists
of  state  officers ;  licences  to  particular  persons  to  fight  duels  in
Scotland;  licences  to  students  in  Scotland  to  prosecute  their
studies  in  England,  particularly  at  Oxford  and  Cambridge;
grants  of  wardships,  &c.  &c.     See  HOMAGE  ROLLS.
SCULPTURE  :  ~

On  the  Close  Rolls  are  various  instructions  as  to  sculptures,  paint-
ings, &c.,  particularly  temp.  Hen.  HI.
SCUTAGE :

Matters  relating  to  scutage  entered  on  the  Close  Rolls.
There  are  also  rolls  of  aids,  scutages,  subsidies,  &c.,  among  the
Tower  Records.
SEALS  :

By  Stat.  1  &  2  Vict.  c.  94.  a  seal  is  directed  to  be  provided  for  the
Public  Record  Office  to  stamp  certified  copies  of  records.
By  Stat.  1 1  &  12  Vict.  c.  94.  a  seal  is  directed  to  be  provided  for
the  Petty  Bag  Office,  and  to  be  received  in  evidence,  the  same  as
the  Great  Seal.  Also  another  seal  or  stamp  is  directed  to  be
provided  for  the  Inrolment  Office,  and  to  be  received  in  evidence.
SEARCHERS  OP  CUSTOMS  :

Their  appointments  entered  on  the  Fine  RoUs.  But  from  1725
they  are  on  inrolments  at  the  Petty  Bag  Office,  called  the
Bishops'  Patent  Rolls.  The  warrants  also  from  which  they  were
enrolled  are  at  the  Petty  Bag  Office.
SECRETARY  OF  LUNATICS.       See  LUNACY-         CLERK-  OF
THE  CUSTODIES.
SEIZINS :

Livery  and  seizin  of  lands  entered  on  the  Close  RoUs.
SEQUESTRATIONS :

Bargains  and  sales  of  sequestrations  temp.  Commonwealth  entered
on  the  Close  Rolls.
SERJEANTS-AT-LAW :

Matters  relating  to  serjeants-at-law  entered  on  the  Close  RoUs.
Admissions   of    serjeants-at-law ;    inrolments   of,    temp.   Eliz.   to

present  time  (Petty  Bag  Office).
Writs  for  calling  Serjeants  (Petty  Bag  Office).
