Order for the further hearing of the cause "on Saterday July the 15th at 8 of the Clocke in the fforenoone at Essex house and that the Lord Cheife Justice of the Kings Bench and the Lord Cheife Justice of the Com[m]on pleas be Attended timely herein ..."

Endorsed: Slingesby con Hale Order 30 Junij for the further hearing of the Cause the 15th July, 1671. Addressed "For Mr. Clement Hope."

Names mentioned include William Alee, alias Coke and his wife Mary, Thomas Co[per?], William Feild, Tho[mas] Daye, Margaret Siblye, Edward Siblye, and Edward Co[per?].

Endorsed: Coppies / now done // kingswalden.

Surrender into the hands of the Lords of the manor by the hands of James Calthorp in place of Bailiff in the presence of John Giver and Thomas Sturton.

For lands in Wellwyn, Hertfordshire.

For cottage, garths, and close of land called new close in Owestroppe (possibly Ousethorpe?) for a term of 21 years. Conditions of the lease specify Craweshaw's responsibility for the maintenance of buildings, the "manureing & husbandinge," and planting of "two younge ashes likly to make trees" each year during the term of the lease.

For messuage in Owestropp for term of 21 years.

Refers to the bargain and sale of "Twoe parcells of Meadowe or pasture grounde theone Called by the name of Hopwell Meade and theother Called by the name of the harpe" in the parish of Little Deane, Gloucestershire.

For messuage in Shuffnall (i.e. Shifnal, Shropshire) known as Ould Talbott.

Also, copy of the memorandum of livery of seisin on leaf 2v.

Concerns various lands in King's Walden, including messuages late in the tenure or occupation of Richard Meryweather, a grove called Rowgrove, pasture closes called Molehill Close, Cockes Close and Tinckers, and Welches farm.

Concerning messuage in Croydon, Cambridgeshire.