First to cause my lorde Conyers to serche his euydence towching thaduowson of the patronage of Rudby, and to se whether it be aduowson appendaunte, that is to saye, apperteyning to a manor or to an Acre of londe, or that it be aduowson in grosse, that is to saye, aduowsonage onely appending to no manor ne yet to none Acre of londe, And to receyue the saide Euydence of the saide lorde Conyers concernyng the said aduowson Itm to knowe whether the saide aduowson be intailed, and whether it be intailed to theires males, or to theires generall, and to receyue the dead_es_ of Intaile, or Fynes if any suche be, of the saide lorde Conyers Itm that thattourneis named in the deade of Feoffement made to the saide Willyam Holgill and other, do enter into thacre of londe named in the saide deade of Feoffement, and delyuer season by a turfe, to the saide maister Holgill, and also to delyuer possession and season by the ryng of the churche dore Itm after possession, lyueraye and season taken in the saide Acre of londe, and by the ryng of the churche doore as is aforsaide, that then the saide Attourneis do enter into the saide p_ar_sonage and also to delyuer possession lyueraye, and season in the p_ar_sonage vnto the saide maister Holgill, and that the deade of Feoffement be redd in all thre_e_[760] places, and to take at the leste xxx or xl witnesses, calling therto asmany yonge children as ye may 9. CROMWELL TO GARDINER. R.O. Cal. iv. 5186. Jan. 18 ‹1529›. Has been unable to repair to the Cardinal, on account of the press of work in connexion with his colleges. Description of the damage done by the overflowing of the Thames.