Sr: Wm: Honywood< no role > .

[..] ber felles at
[..] Hastinleigh
Sr Wm Honywood< no role >

Wee have treated with Sr: William Honywood< no role > Barrt : our
Tenant of the Demesue Lands of Hastingleigh Etc. in Kent in relacon
to the Matters referred to us by the last Generall Court and wee have
thereupon adjusted with him the Accompt for the Two acres per
Ann of Underwood due to him by his Lease in lieu of all Boots to
Michas 1702: And find that there will be then due to the Hospitall
Three perches Eleaven Rood And as to the Thirty Seaven young
Timber Trees felled by him Anno 1700 : in Becks als Aldelose Wood
in Hastingleigh it appeares to us that he felled the same without any
manner of Order from this Hospitall and is thereby guilty of a very
great wast and spoile and the greater in that the Trees were young
and by his own Accompt all of them admeasured but to Five Tunor
there abouts And it appearins to us that Sr: William Honywood< no role >
was by the Contract made upon his takeing the Lease to be allowed
Twenty Tun of Roggh Timber for Repaires and he haveing had
but Ten Tun before he comitted this Wast Wee are of Opinion that
unless he consents to Release the Remr: of the said contract he
should be forthwith proceeded against at Law for felling the said Trees.

Officer yearly
[..] Inlarged.}

There haveing been and antient allowance of Five pounds
per Ann to the Officers of this House for a Dinner Wee have for severall
Consideracons thought propper to inlarge the same to Eight pounds per
Ann for the time to come.

Rabij Esqr:
Grant.

Wee have agreed with John Raby< no role > Esqr : our Tennant of
the Demesue Lands at Hellious Bumpsted in Essex (of which wee have
lately taken a view) For a new Lease For Twenty One years from Michas
1704: at which time the present Lease expires at the old Rent of Twenty
pounds per Ann and a Fine of Five Hundred and Fifty pounds whereof
Three Hundred pounds is paid in hand and the Remainder is to be
paid at Christmas next, the Old Fine was Three Hundred pounds.

[..] Bumpeted
A Mapp to be made.

And Wee have ordered a Mapp or plan to be
forthwith made of the said Lands wee not finding that any such has
been made thereof at any time hereto fore.

Jennings John
Grant< no role > .

£8: Fine . 44s: Rt:
£100: New Buildings.

Wee have agreed with John Jennings< no role > for a Lease of
Two small Old Tenements and a peice of Ground in the Tents in St:
Thomas's parish late in Lease to Elizabeth Hitchins< no role > decd which expired
at Lady day last for Fifty One years from that time at the old Rent of
£44: per Ann and a Fine of Eight pounds to be paid downe He is to lay
out One Hundred pounds in New Buildings within Five geares he Walls of the First
Story of the New Buildings to be of Brick A Brick and a halfe thick
And