"Provided allway that when soever the said Jamys Karr shall change his naturall lyfe, that then it shalbe lawfull, as ofte tymes as it shalbe nedfull, to the vicar of ye churche afforsaid for the tyme beyng and kyrkmasters of the same, heires executors and assignes to the said Jamys jontle, to electe one person beyng within holye orders, to be scole master of the gramer scole afforsaid, whiche so electe, and abled by the Prior of Duresme, shall have occupye and rejoce the said halff acre of land and the hows therapon beildyd with the appurtenaunce, in lyk wyse as the said Jamys occupyed and usyd in hys tyme. Overthis and above, it is covnandyt and agreyd that when so ever it shall pleas the Scolemaster of the said scole for the tym beyng to renewe this leis and dimision at any tyme within the yeres above specyfied That then the said Prior and convent shall seall under ther common seall to the said scolemaster a newe Indentur maid in maner and forme afforsaid, no thyng except nor meneshyd, bot as largely as in this said Indentur is specyfied. The said scolemaster paying therfor as oft tymes it shalbe renewed vj_s._ viij_d._ for the said Seall. In witness wheroff ather partie to other to thes Indentures enterchangeably hath put to ther sealls yevyn the yere and day above said." APPENDIX II. REPORT OF THE CHANTRY COMMISSIONERS OF HENRY VIII ON GIGGLESWICK SCHOOL, 1546. [_English Schools at the Reformation_, p. 295, from Rec. Off. Chantry Certificate, 70.] Deanery of Craven. 17. The Chaunterie of the Roode in the same parish churche of Gygleswyke. Thomas Husteler, Incumbent. Of the foundacion of James Skarr', priest, To th'entente to pray for the sowle of the Founder and all Cristen sowles and to synge masse every Friday of the name of Jhesu, and of the Saterday of Our Lady; And further that the said incumbent shulde be sufficientlie sene in playnsonge and gramer, and to helpe dyvyne service in the same Churche. The same is in the saide churche, and used according to the foundacion. Ther is no landes aliened sithens the statute. Goodes, ornamentes and plate pertenynge to the same, as apperith by the inventory, viz. goods valued at 19_s._ 2_d._ and plate 42_s._ Goods, 19_s._ 2_d._ Plate, 42_s._ First, one messuage with th'appurtenaunces in Oterbourne, in the tenure of Cuthberte Carre 24_s._ Christopher Tompson 2_s._ John Smyth, one cotage 2_s._ Henry Atkinson, one mesuage with th'appurtenaunces ther 18_s._ the wyff of Thomas Atkinson, one mesuage and one oxgange of lande 10_s._ Thomas Atkinson, one messuage with th' appurtenaunces 15_s._ Christopher Tompson, one cotage 5_s._ Richard Tompson, " 5_s._ Henry Swier, j mesuage with th'appurtenaunces 15_s._