Grant by John de Lyme, burgess of Bristol, to Richard Deuerell, burgess, and Isabella his wife, of a toft with timber and gutters, etc, in Mershstret, Bristol, between the tenement of Thomas Babbecari and that of the said Richard; paying to the said John de Lyme or to John de Colyngton ten shillings annually Witnesses: Richard Hurell, spicer, mayor of Bristol, Walter Derbi and John Hatkison, bailiffs, Edmund Blanket, Henry Viel, John Colyngton, Geoffrey Martyn, clerk