[1520] Ibid. 16.
[1521] Ibid. 115.
[1522] Ibid. 27, 29.
[1523] The whole length of the Neville-Farrant holding is given in 1560 (M. S. C. ii. 20) as 157½ ft., and in 1576 (M. S. C. ii. 29) as 156½ ft. As this included 37 ft. of the northern block, 119½ ft. or 120½ ft. seems to be left for the staircase and frater. The difference between inside and outside measurements often causes confusion in old surveys.
[1524] M. S. C. ii. 62, 119; cf. p. 504.
[1525] Ibid. 94.
[1526] Cf. p. 513.
[1527] M. S. C. ii. 105.
[1528] The room is described as ‘intrale seu le parlour’ in Cawarden’s grant of 1550.
[1529] M. S. C. ii. 105, 124. There was yet another room under the infirmary. One Kempe, an assign of Lady Kingston’s heir, tried to claim the Parliament Chamber from Cawarden, on the strength of her grant of the infirmary.