house,  a  "  folden  bord,"  two  "bedstedes,"  and  a  form,  to  remain
in  the  house,  and  also  the  "  sawe,"  "  buckett,"  and  the  "  border
of  all  the  kinges,"  there  to  remain  and  not  to  be  taken  away,
together  with  half  of  his  "  cowperstuffe."  Bequests  also  to  poor
prisoners  at  Lancaster  and  London,  &c.  Dated  18  September,
A.D.  1568.  Eoll  264  (19).
Monday  the  Feast  of  S.  James,  Apostle  \25  July],
Lambe  (William),  freeman  and  citizen  of  the  City  of  London
of  the  Mistery  of  Clothworkers. — To  the  master,  wardens,  and
commonalty  of  freemen  of  the  said  mistery  certain  lands  and
tenements  in  the  parishes  of  S.  Mary  Woolchurch  and  All  Hallows
Staining,  to  hold  to  them  and  their  successors  to  their  own  proper
use  and  behoof  for  ever.     Dated  13  July,  a.d.  1573.
Roll  264  (24).
