Court rolls for the manor of West Horsley, Surrey, covering the years 1473-5, 1477-8 and 1480-5. They are written on paper and contain numerous amendments and deletions, suggesting that they may have been intended as drafts, from which fair copies were written up on parchment.
- Membrane 1: Court held on behalf of Sir John Bourghchier, Lord de Berners, and Lady Margery his wife on Monday after the feast of Holy Trinity 13 Edward IV [14 June 1473];
- Mem. 2: Court held on behalf of Margery Bourghchier, Lady de Berners, on Tuesday after Michaelmas 14 Edward IV [4 October 1474], and court held on Tuesday before Michaelmas 15 Edward IV [26 September 1475];
- Mem. 3: Court held on behalf of Thomas Archbishop of Canterbury and Thomas Bourgchier esq. on 9 June 17 Edward IV [1477], and court held on Thursday after the Close of Easter 18 Edward IV [2 April 1478];
- Mem. 4: Courts held on Monday after Michaelmas 20 Edward IV [2 October 1480], on Thursday on the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross 21 Edward IV [13 or 14 September 1481 - this feast day fell on a Friday, not Thursday, in 1481; alternatively it may be a scribal error for the Invention of the Holy Cross, 3 May 1481], and on Thursday after Michaelmas 21 Edward IV [4 October 1481];
- Mem. 5: Courts held on 17 April 22 Edward IV [1482], on the morrow of Michaelmas 22 Edward IV [30 September 1482], and on Monday after the feast of St Matthew 1 Richard III [22 September 1483];
- Mem. 6: Court held on 13 April 1 Richard III [1484].
- Mem. 7: Courts held on 15 April 2 Richard III [1485], and 6 October 1 Henry VII [1485].