To print the Psalms of David.
To print Cornelius Tacitus.
To sow woad in certain numbers of shires.
To print grammars, primers, and other school books.
To print the law.
To print all manner of songs in parts.
To make mathematical instruments.
To plainish and hollow silver vessels.
That one man and no other shall make writs of subpœna in Chancery, Sir Thomas George.
To write all writs of supplication and supersedeas for the peace and good behaviour, and all pardons of outlawry, George Carew.