Warrant for a grant to Sir R. Southwell, R. and J. Perceval of the offices of clerk of the crown and chief clerk of the Common Pleas in the King's Bench and of the office of keeper of the Writs, Rolls, etc. of the said court after the death of Philip Savage and Richard Ryves. May 22, 1677.

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