Item, sold to Jamys Lusone esquyer } xxixli. xxd. pro. all the church and quyer, with all } qua quidem edyfyenges and buyldynges within } summa prefatus the precinct of the Fryers Minours } Jacobus obligat. surrendryd, with all the stone, } inter al. ad solvend. tymber, tyle, glasse, and iron in the } ad fest. same, ledd and belles only exceptyd, } Pur. beate Marie and also exceptyd and reservyd the } et Nativitat. stone wall next unto the towne of } sancti Johannis Stafford } equal. Sol. { Item, sold to the towneshyp, the wall } { of the Fryers next unto the towne } iijs. iiijd. Summa xxixli. vs. Sum of all the goodes } { R’ by John } and buyldynges of } xxxiiijli. iijs. xd. { Scudamour } cjs. ijd. the seyd ffryers sold } { esquyer, r. } Item, ij belles, one a sauncebelle,[247] the other by estimation Xcth, in the custodye of Mr. Luson. Item, in ledd upon the quyer and a chapelle by estimation xlv. fotes brode of bothe sydes and xliij fotes long, in the custody of baylyffes of Stafford. APPENDIX VII THE SALE OF THE GOODS AT THE AUSTIN FRIARS, STAFFORD (_British Museum, Addit. MS. No. 11,041, fol. 87b_) The Austen { The sales of goodes ther made the xxvijth Fryers of Staff. { day of September, anno xxxmo Regis Henrici { viij.