London, British Library, MS Harley 2252

From John Lydgate's 'Dietary' (fragmentary, 24 lines)

Against harbouring a friar or a fart

Proverbial rhymes on nowghte

On the difference of weights

Medical recipe for colic and 'the Stone'

On the properties of good wine

Of Edward, Duke of Buckingham

Proverbs

Names of Mayors of London

The wards of London ('except occidentally')

The wards of London (except 'orientally')

Guild Hall rates, 13th March 1473

Parish churches within the gates of the City of London

Monestaries and colleges within the gates of the City of London

Parishes without the gates and within the franchise

Monestaries without the gates and within the franchise

Parishes without the franchise in the suburbs

Monasteries in the suburbs

A determination for appearance upon inquests devised by 25 Persons Elect by the 25 Aldermen in their wards.

Act of King Edward IV against 'galymen'

Ordinance in the City of London

By Henry VII to the Mayor of London

To the King, honorable Lords, Burgesses and Commons of Parliament

The effect of another Statute

On the second son of Edward III

On the third son of Edward III

The title to the realm of France that Edward III had by Isabelle his mother, the wife of King Edward of Canarvan

Petition to the Lords of the King's Council on the misuse of certain weights

Copy of an ordinance for the Good Rule of the Parish of Stocke in London

Legend

Paraphrase of Psalm 130

The Ruin of a Ream

The names of the knights, citizens, barons of the five ports and burgesses coming to parliament on 17th October 1478

Indictment against Edmund Grey Clerke

The complaint of North to Cardinal Wolsey

The Acts of Parliament passed in February and March 1534

To the King, our Sovereign Lord

A brief chronicle of the Turkish reign and feats of war

Note on conducting a law suit

The progeny of the Earl of Arundel

Letter from King James of Scotland to Henry VIII

Answer to the above letter

The Lamentation of the King of the Scots

Frances Dyngley of Manston's 'The Battle of Flodden Field'

Composition of all the offerings within the City of London and suburbs

A miracle of a knight called Sir Roger Wallysborow

Chronicle

On an inconsistent mistress

Do not wait to marry a rich wife

Why English people eat more than those of other nations

Story about the testament of a wise fool

An enigma: the bond of love

Skelton Lawryat, 'Parot'

On the inconstancy of his mistress

Ezechyelys Prophete

The Craft of Illumination

Reply to a petition of merchants

Sceltonyus Lawreatus (John Skelton), 'Quis resurgat malyngnantes aut quis stabit mecum adversus operantes iniquitatem nemo Domine'

John Skelton, Latin verse

Prognostications from the day on which Christmas falls

Prognostications

Conclusion of a Relation of the dying Speeches of certain who were executed in the time of K. Henry VIII, the preceding leaf being purposely torne-out

On the inconstance of Fortune

On Cardinal Wolsey

Cosilium domini in eternam manet

John Skelton on Cardinal Wolsey

Prognostications of the weather

Prognostications on the change of the moon

Ingens vero virtus mirabille tam in plantis etc

Memorandum

Order on payments for knolling bells

Order on payment of a priest

From 'Vitas patrum'

Medical recipe

Note on the diameter of the globe

Precepts in -ly

The Lotte of St. Thomas Caunterbery

Note