“Stamford to Colyweston 2½ miles, champayn” (fol. 115).
“Colyweston to Dene, moste by Chaumpaine” (fol. 115).
“Dene to Foderingeye, most by wood, 6 miles” (fol. 116).
“Foderingey to Undale, 2 miles, champaine” (fol. 116).
“Thens a 9 mile to Layton in Huntingdonshire, Champaine” (fol. 116).
“To Higham Ferrers in Northamptonshire, 8 miles” (fol. 116).
“To Bedford, 14 miles, champaine” (fol. 116).
Warwick.
“From Charlecote to Stratford a 3 Miles by Champaine, good corn and grasse” (166 b).
“I roade from Stratford by champaine Ground, fruitfull of Corne and Grasse a 5 miles ... thence 2 miles by Champaine to Coughton. From Coughton to Aulcester 2 miles by enclosed Ground (167 b). I roade from Aulcester towards Evvesham a 2 Miles by woody and inclosed Ground, and then a mile by Ground lesse inclosed, but havinge more Corne then wood. Thence a 4 miles by cleane Champion” (168 b).