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Strype's words are none too strong, being amply confirmed by much evidence _aliunde_. See, _e.g_., the determined attacks in 1567 and subsequently on the Melton Mowbray school lands in _Leicest. Archit_. (etc.) _Soc_., iii (1874), 406 ff. Thanks to powerful neighbors the Meltonians won their case. Less fortunate were the parishioners of St. Mary's, Shrewsbury, the revenue from whose lands supported church fabric, the poor, etc. For proceedings against them, and the vain appeal by the parish to the lord chief justice in 1572 ff., see Owen and Blakeway's _Hist. of Shrewsbury_, ii, 350-2. For confiscation of parish gild property and parish lands on a large scale, see examples given in _Cambridge and Hunts Arch. Soc_., i (1904), 330 ff. We are here told that during Elizabeth's reign at least twelve commissions for concealed lands were sent down into Cambridgeshire (p. 332). See also _ibid_., 370 ff. for a sale of forfeited lands to Jones and Grey in 1569. The list of lands is very long and only a sample of many such. For attacks (1587) on All Saints, Derby, lands, whose revenues went to church repairs, etc., see J.C. Cox and W.H. St. J. Hope, _Chronicles of All Saints, Derby_ (1881). For informers involving Lapworth, Warwick, in a suit about its parish lands see Robt. Hudson, _Memorials of a Warwickshire Parish_ (1904), 104. The churchwardens acc'ts occasionally allude to the Queen's commissioners, _e.g_., the Great Witchingham Acc'ts, where they are dubbed by the right name: