Folios 256r–258r contain documents concerning property in Bread Street.

The red-ink heading on f. 256r is “Bredstrete The Roos”, on f. 256v “The Rose”, on f. 257r and 257v “Bredstrete”, and on f. 258r “the Rose & Countur”. The scribe is the same as for the previous section and the next. The top line of f. 256r has been given ornamented ascenders as well as this scribe's usual use of large spaced-out letters at the beginning of each document. None of the initials have been done but, as usual, a space two lines deep is left and a small faint letter is usually visible, the guide to the future rubricator.

Scriptum Johannis Welborne & Cecilie uxoris ejus per Thomam Peytevyne [28 November 1385]

[O]mnibus hoc scriptum visuris vel audituris, Thomas Peytevyne senior, miles, salutem in domino. Noveritis me dictum Thomam dedisse, concessisse, remisisse, relaxasse, et omnino de me & heredibus meis imperpetuum quietum clamasse Johanni Welborne, civi & aurifabro London’, et Cecilie uxori ejus, heredibus & assignatis ipsius Johannis imperpetuum totum jus et clameum, reversiones & redditus que & quod habui, habeo, seu aliquo modo habere potero in uno tenemento taberna cum omnibus suis pertinenciis situato in parochia Sancti Petri in Westshepe [sic] & Omnium Sanctorum in Bred Strete London’, que [sic] Thomas de Kirton modo tenet ex dimissione mei predicti Thome ad terminum annorum. Reddend’ inde michi, heredibus & assignatis meis certum redditum annuatim et sub aliis condicionibus in certis indenturis inde inter nos habitis specificatis. Et eciam in una shopa cum domibus superedificatis in parochia Sancti Petri predicta quas idem Johannes modo inhabitat. Ac eciam in una shopa cum pertinenciis in Bredstrete situata juxta introitum dicte taberne, quas [sic] Willelmus Jurdan tenet ad terminum annorum ex dimissione mea reddendo inde certum redditum annuatim & sub certis aliis convencionibus inde in certis indenturis inter nos habitis & specificatis. Ac eciam in omnibus aliis terris & tenementis, redditibus & reversionibus cum omnibus suis pertinenciis que fuerunt Thome de Basyngstoke, quondam civis & aurifabri London’, in parochiis Sancti Petri & Omnium Sanctorum predictis.